Introducing Short Wave

Short Wave

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🗓️ 6 October 2019

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Short Wave, NPR's new daily science podcast, starts October 15th. Join host Maddie Sofia for new discoveries, everyday mysteries, and the science behind the headlines – all in about 10 minutes, Monday through Friday. Subscribe now.

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0:00.0	Maddie Sifaya here, the host of Shortwave, NPR's New Daily Science Podcast.
0:05.2	We're coming you Tuesday, October 15th.
0:08.0	We'll explore groundbreaking discoveries that are in the news.
0:11.1	Some scientists brought back brain activity in some really dead pigs.
0:16.4	Really dead pigs.
0:17.4	I mean, these pigs were dead for like four hours.
0:20.2	Four hours.
0:20.8	It's nice too many cars.
0:22.4	We'll even deal with those complicated big picture things.
0:25.3	Listen, I cover a lot of like big pollution heavy industries as a climate reporter.
0:30.3	And shipping has something going for it that's kind of cool,
0:33.2	which is that they have publicly acknowledged that they have a problem.
0:37.0	They're dirty.
0:37.7	That's the first step.
0:38.5	Hi, I'm shipping.
0:39.7	I have a problem.
0:40.4	And I have a problem and it is greenhouse gases.
0:43.2	We'll take you everywhere.
0:45.1	Even outer space.
0:47.8	Houston, station is ready.
0:50.4	Station, this is NPR.
0:51.7	How do you hear me?
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