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Radiolab

Dispatch 4: Six Feet

Radiolab

WNYC Studios

History, Science, Documentary, Natural Sciences, Society & Culture

4.644.5K Ratings

🗓️ 11 April 2020

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

Since the onset of the pandemic, we exist in a constant state of calculation, trying to define our own personal bubble. We’ve all been given a simple rule: maintain six feet of distance between yourself and others. But why six? Producer Sarah Qari uncovers the answer, and talks to some scientists who now say six might not be the right number after all.  This episode was reported and produced by Sarah Qari and Pat Walters. Support Radiolab today at Radiolab.org/donate.

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0:00.0

Wait, you're listening.

0:03.1

Okay.

0:04.4

All right.

0:05.6

Okay.

0:07.0

All right.

0:08.4

You're listening to Radio Lab.

0:11.4

Radio Lab.

0:11.9

From W. N. Y.

0:13.9

C.

0:14.8

See?

0:15.1

Yeah.

0:20.1

Sarah, Kari.

0:20.8

Hello. Whoa. Hi. Hello.

0:22.1

Whoa.

0:23.1

Hi.

0:25.3

You're coming through so clear.

0:27.2

This is crazy.

0:28.0

It's pretty cool, isn't it?

0:29.2

Yeah.

0:30.3

Hey, I'm Chad.

0:31.3

I boomrod.

0:31.9

This is Radio Lab Corona Dispatch number four.

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