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Wednesday, January 25, 2006
This Week in Science Radio
This Week in Science, is a weekly radio show produced by the University of California at Davis. Their motto is "TWIS - serving up cutting edge science on the radio since 2000." Kirsten and Justin, the program's hosts and producers, invited me on their show yesterday to discuss a wide variety of topics related to the Technology Underground.
Topics we covered included:
-Tesla Coils
-Rail Guns
-Potato Cannons
-The drive people have to make and experiment with interesting things
Those interested in catching it can hear it via the Internet here:
I believe you need Apple Itunes in order to listen.
The sub-title on iTunes says something about "young sexy scientists"... oh, but THEN it says "an interview with William Gurstelle." Sorry Bill.
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I just heard your interview through "This Week in Science". Great stuff! I have also made potato guns and yours looks a little extra complicated :) I had to come check out the anvil launching pics! *Disclaimer* *Disclaimer* Disclaimer*
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