הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Csu. Nature Sciences (2024)

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From Joe Rogan to Greg Gutfeld, more conservative comedians are stepping into the spotlight 30:12

1d ago30:12

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Comedians have been joking about politics for probably as long as there have been politicians. But in the past few years, there's been a noticeable shift in political comedy. No longer just a spotlight for the Democrats, more and more conservatives are getting in on the act, too, from the rise of comic and podcaster Joe Rogan to Fox's answer to “Th…

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Beyond 'The Lion King:’ Researcher looks at cultural stereotypes still found at zoos, museums 21:14

15d ago21:14

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Jessie Luna is an associate professor of sociology at Colorado State University. Her research investigates how cultural politics intersect with processes of capitalism to produce and naturalize social inequalities and environmental change. She recently spoke to CSU's The Audit about how cultural stereotypes impact our everyday lives, even during a …

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Is putting a price on nature the key to creating a greener economy? 21:31

1M ago21:31

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Can you put a price on nature? Or maybe the better question is, should you put a price on nature? It may sound like a bizarre concept, but it’s one that renowned environmental economist Ed Barbier says could be key to saving the planet. Barbier is a University Distinguished Professor in the Department of Economics at Colorado State University, as w…

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Loving Nature, Science, and Each Other with George Sparks 53:57

2M ago53:57

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George Sparks believes that cultural institutions have the power to bring people together. Not just literally in a collective space but by making a display of the inherent understanding that we are all a part of nature. George is the CEO of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science and has been with the museum for 20 years. Before that, he spent 24 y…

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Are Americans suffering a friendship crisis? 20:57

2M ago20:57

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There are lots of different types of friends. Best friends, work friends. Facebook friends, even frenemies. Each has an important role in our lives that has been shown to impact our mental and physical health. Now the American Friendship Project, a new program co-led by Colorado State University communication studies researcher Natalie Pennington, …

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2023 Water in The West Featured Panel: Indigenous and Tribal Water 46:12

2M ago46:12

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The Water in the West Symposium, hosted at CSU Spur, brings in speakers from different disciplines from around the world every year to discuss global and local water challenges. The 2023 symposium was centered around “Next Gen Water: From AI to Gen Z,” and in this special episode of CSU Spur of the Moment you will hear a panel discussion that focus…

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Science, Innovation, and Food Entrepreneurship with Mike Gabel 44:54

3M ago44:54

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Mike Gabel laughs anytime he sees food scientists depicted as wearing lab coats and looking through microscopes. It’s not how he sees himself and the work that he does. In fact, he claims that in his 20-year career as a food scientist, he’s never even used a microscope. Instead, Mike helps food entrepreneurs develop products and bring them to marke…

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Eye of the hurricane: How did the preeminent hurricane research center arrive at a landlocked university? 19:32

3M ago19:32

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Despite its landlocked location, Colorado State University is well known all along the Atlantic coast for its seasonal hurricane forecasts. Each spring, these forecasts predict the total amount and potential strength of storms for the upcoming hurricane season. The forecasts were first developed and shared by pioneering atmospheric science research…

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The Life of a Food Lobbyist with George Franklin 45:21

3M ago45:21

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If you talk to George Franklin he’ll be the first to tell you that lobbyists have a bad rap. Ask him and he will emphasize that integrity and building trust with those around you is what make a good lobbyist, and those things are not often the image that’s depicted on screen and online. In this special episode of Spur of the Moment, you will hear a…

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Innovation in Life Science with April Giles 42:48

4M ago42:48

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April Giles gets to see things every day that most people don’t — people trying to change the world. Whether it’s predicting lung cancer, molecular wound care, or groundbreaking arthritis treatment, she works closely with organizations from startups to commercial enterprises that are focused on healthcare and life science innovation. April Giles is…

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Transboundary Conservation and the Economy with Leslie Harroun 45:02

4M ago45:02

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Nature conservation can mean a lot of things in different contexts — it’s not just working in wetlands and forests, but it also has a role to play in the ways our cities function, too. Additionally, nature doesn’t recognize boundaries or borders, and it requires cooperation between the different countries and states that many natural areas cover. T…

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'Othello' to pizzagate: How social media misinformation plays out like a Shakespearean tragedy 25:49

5M ago25:49

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In March, a New York state judge ruled that a lawsuit could go forward against several social media companies alleging that the platforms contributed to the radicalization of a gunman who killed 10 people at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York in 2022. The lawsuit claims companies like Meta, Reddit and 4Chan “profit from the racist, antisemitic an…

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Corporate Responsibility for Sustainability with Bruce Karas 43:37

5M ago43:37

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Coca-Cola is one of the most recognized brands on the planet, but how much do you know about their efforts towards a more sustainable planet? For instance their global goal of replenishing 100% of water used during beverage production? Or collecting and recycling a bottle or can for every one sold by 2030? They’re big-time ambitions, and Bruce Kara…

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Thinking Differently about Food Systems with Dan Dye 46:36

5M ago46:36

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Dan Dye thinks a lot about food. More specifically, Dan thinks a lot about how we can improve our food systems to make for a healthier and more holistic future for both the employees within those sectors and the communities that rely on them. Dan is the CEO of Ardent Mills, a flour and milling company based here in Denver, CO, and the sponsor of th…

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Food is Fun with Adam Schlegel 43:48

6M ago43:48

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If you have ever been to one of Adam Schlegel’s restaurant ventures here in Denver, you probably understand his ethos: food is fun! From cozy brunch spots that aim to make breakfast a party, to a chicken joint inspired by his time in Australia, Adam is on a mission to make healthy food exciting! Adam is CEO of Cumulus Etc, a consulting company focu…

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Water, Waste, and Reuse with Dr. Sybil Sharvelle 45:04

6M ago45:04

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Throughout her career, Dr. Sybil Sharvelle has been focused on the notion of fit-for-purpose water. That is, “How can we take various forms of wastewater (i.e. greywater, stormwater, etc..) and treat it to make it safe for human and agricultural consumption?” A professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Colorado State Uni…

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The greenhouse gas to beat: Why focusing on methane may be the key to addressing climate change 20:42

6M ago20:42

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Methane is odorless, colorless, and invisible to the naked eye. But it's also one of the most damaging greenhouse gases impacting climate change. Colorado State University biology professor Joe von Fischer researches how humans, plants, soil and soil microbes influence greenhouse gas emissions, including methane. Today, we're talking with Von Fisch…

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A Place for Everyone in Agriculture with Dr. LaKisha Odom 34:35

7M ago34:35

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Dr. Lakisha Odom, Scientific Program Director at the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR), firmly believes in the inclusivity of agriculture. She actively puts that to work by leveraging innovative science and interdisciplinary thinking to address the complex challenges in food and agriculture. Her work at FFAR bridges research and pol…

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The Future of Work with Joseph Fuller 51:54

7M ago51:54

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The nature of work is evolving rapidly, posing both challenges and opportunities for companies. How do organizations adapt to this shifting landscape to attract and retain talent? That moving target is exactly what Joe Fuller is trying to hit. A Professor of Management Practice in General Management at the Harvard School of Business and co-lead of …

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More than 20 years after the Enron scandal, what have we learned? 18:15

7M ago18:15

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Accounting may not be the sexiest topic but in the early 2000s everyone was talking about it after the energy company Enron was found to have committed widespread accounting fraud. Hiding billions of debt, Enron and its accounting firm Arthur Anderson misled Enron's board of directors and its shareholders, who eventually filed a $40 billion lawsuit…

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From the Colorado River Compact to Lake Mead, how CSU’s water archivist curates Colorado’s complicated history 16:56

7M ago16:56

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On the second floor of Colorado State University’s Morgan Library, there are hundreds of boxes and stacks of books all dedicated to just one topic — water. There’s a copy of the Colorado River Compact, the landmark document that governs how the seven states that make up the Colorado River basin allocate its water. There are letters regarding Elwood…

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Healthy competition: Wearable health trackers can motivate healthier behaviors, but can they be taken too far? 10:36

8M ago10:36

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Wearable health trackers monitor everything from how many steps we take in a day to how well we sleep at night. But does this technology actually encourage better health? Does hearing that little voice declare "exercise ring closed" actually motivate people to work out? That's the question Natalie Pennington decided to answer. An assistant professo…

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For CSU’s Seedstock Merchandising Team, success at the National Western Stock Show is in their genes 11:45

10M ago11:45

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Much has changed over the years since Colorado State University first partnered with the National Western Stock Show when it began in 1906. Over the decades, it's become not only about selling livestock, but about selling potential livestock. Thanks to genetics and the seedstock industry. For almost 50 years, the CSU Seedstock Merchandising Team ha…

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Hey Alexa: How does fast delivery work? 21:12

11M ago21:12

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Since the COVID 19 pandemic began in 2020, same day/next day delivery — something that was previously considered more of a premium service — has become a normal and even expected way to shop. But what does our get-it-now method of online commerce mean for the supply chain, especially one that has been so precarious in the post-pandemic era? Zac Rog…

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Is democracy in danger: How American media found its way in and how it can begin to get out 20:21

12M ago20:21

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It's an indelible moment that poses the question: Is democracy in danger? On Jan. 6, 2021, as Congress met to certify the results of the 2020 presidential election, a violent mob stormed the U.S. Capitol. Inside, they roamed the historic halls, ransacking offices and searching for lawmakers. Outside, they were smashing news cameras. It was the heig…

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If the wells run dry: CSU researchers analyze what could happen if Colorado fails to meet deadline 15:36

1y ago15:36

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After being found in violation of a 1940 water compact, Colorado has a deadline: retire 25,000 acres of irrigated land by 2029 or face the shutdown of thousands of wells, impacting hundreds of thousands of acres of land and their surrounding communities. Colorado Water Center Director John Tracy and Professor Jordan Suter spoke with The Audit about…

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Rise of the machines: Will AI art replace artists? 19:00

1y ago19:00

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Jason Bernagozzi is an associate professor of electronic art at Colorado State University. Bernagozzi recently spoke with The Audit about the impact AI-generated art is currently having, what it could mean for the future of art, and how he’s preparing CSU students to navigate this new world.על ידי Colorado State University Marketing and Communications

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Why do Palisade peaches, Pueblo chiles matter so much to Colorado consumers? 12:21

1y ago12:21

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The Audit spoke with CSU agricultural economist Dawn Thilmany about a recent Colorado Department of Agriculture survey looking at Colorado consumer preferences and how much the buy local movement really matters.על ידי Colorado State University Marketing and Communications

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Were early humans cannibals? New research says our ancestors likely practiced the ultimate taboo 19:11

1+ y ago19:11

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Audit host Stacy Nick talks with Colorado State University paleoanthropologist Michael Pante about this important discovery, what it means for future fossil research, and what was it that led our early ancestors to eat each other. WARNING: This episode contains explicit content regarding cannibalism practices that some listeners might find disturbi…

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Science, Policy, and Communication with Brad Udall 44:06

1+ y ago44:06

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Brad Udall is a senior water and climate research scientist at Colorado State University’s Colorado Water Center. Though focused on the Colorado River Basin, he is an expert in hydrology and policy-related concerns of the American West, where his work often weaves together science, policy, and communication about these complicated issues. Brad hold…

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Agriculture's Wicked Problems with Kim Stackhouse-Lawson 40:16

1+ y ago40:16

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Dr. Kim Stackhouse-Lawson is a Professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University and the Director of AgNext — a program at CSU tasked with finding solutions to feeding 12.3 billion people by the end of this century. That might seem like a seriously wicked problem, but it is one that requires addressing, and Dr. Stackhouse-Lawson and her team…

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Summer Send Offs from Last Years Hosts 33:58

1+ y ago33:58

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Tune into Kelley Sinning's last show as one of Tune Into Nature's hosts as the group discusses how college flies by! Make sure to listen next year for more enthralling podcasts!על ידי Warner College Ambassadors

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Interviewing a Past Host on Post-Graduation Work 20:59

1+ y ago20:59

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Tune into the show's new hosts interviewing a past host of Tune into Nature on a variety of subjects.על ידי Warner College Ambassadors

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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Forestry Careers 20:29

1+ y ago20:29

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Join Candra Burns, DEI advocate and Natural Resources media consultant, as she explores the importance of DEI work in Forestry careers. In this podcast, Candra shares tips on how to honor your diversity in your career search, and provides insights for undergraduates and professionals looking to navigate DEI in the field. This podcast is a must-list…

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Addressing the Musk Ox in the Room 16:56

1+ y ago16:56

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Join Kelley and Anna for a short and sweet minisode about the Warner Ram musk ox. This quirky phenomenon has taken the Warner Atrium by storm, and your hosts provide insights into its arrival and the research behind it. If you're curious about this unique and lovable creature, tune in to this fun and informative podcast.…

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G’Day with Grace: Studying Abroad in Australia 33:07

1+ y ago33:07

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Join Grace, a fourth-year Human Dimensions of Natural Resources major, as she shares her experience studying abroad in Australia. In this podcast, Grace provides helpful tips on how to apply, prepare for solo travel, and balance coursework with experiential excursions. Whether you're considering studying abroad or just love to travel, join Grace fo…

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Better Buildings for a Sustainable Future with Ben Shepherd 35:51

1+ y ago35:51

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Ben Shepherd is the director and planning practice leader at Atelier Ten, an environmental design consulting firm based in New York City. Ben has extensive experience with urban ecology, renewable energy, and green development. He's worked on plans including commercial, university, government, and transportation projects, and has consulted on more …

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Camille Dungy’s new book, “Soil,” digs into poetry, plants, parenthood and the pandemic 25:21

1+ y ago25:21

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Audit host Stacy Nick talks with CSU Distinguished Professor, writer and poet Camille Dungy about using her garden to explore issues of history, race, sustainability and motherhood.על ידי Colorado State University Marketing and Communications

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From environmental disasters to eco-grief: CSU’s Center for Environmental Justice aims to find sustainable ground 29:39

1+ y ago29:39

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When people typically think of environmental injustice, they often only think of these kinds of big, headline-grabbing events. But according to Stephanie Malin, associate sociology professor and co-founder of Colorado State University’s Center for Environmental Justice, the issues of access and inequality are far more ubiquitous. Malin talked with …

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Health and Well-being in Populations with Sheryl Magzamen 42:01

1+ y ago42:01

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What is influencing the health and well-being of populations? Why do people in some neighborhoods develop diseases when those in other neighborhoods don’t? These kinds of questions are often at the forefront of Dr. Sheryl Magzamen’s day-to-to life. Sheryl is an Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental and Radiological Sciences at Colo…

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A University System for Everybody with Tony Frank 42:13

1+ y ago42:13

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What does it mean to be the Chancellor of a state university system? Dr. Tony Frank joined CSU in 1993 and served in a variety of capacities before becoming university President in 2008. In 2015 he moved into a dual role as president and chancellor of the CSU System — a network of three degree-granting campuses, as well as the CSU Spur campus in De…

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The bumpy history of Colorado's ski industry 26:12

1+ y ago26:12

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From voters saying no to hosting the Winter Olympics to the Earth Liberation Front's attack on Vail ski resort, Colorado State University Associate Professor and author Michael Childers says it hasn't been all powder for Colorado's snow business.על ידי Colorado State University Marketing and Communications

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Managing a Water Utility During a Water Crisis with Jim Lochhead 41:11

1+ y ago41:11

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Jim Lochhead was appointed as the CEO of Denver Water in 2010, where he oversees the management of the drinking water for Denver and the surrounding suburbs. Prior to his tenure at Denver Water, Jim held a variety of positions including working in private law practice on natural resource issues in the US and around the world. Jim will be leaving De…

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CSU researchers look at the roots, impact of the prison agriculture industry with Prison Agriculture Lab 20:00

1+ y ago20:00

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There are more than 600 prison agricultural programs currently in the United States, but very little data looking at the how, what, and maybe most importantly, why of these programs. Colorado State University's Prison Agriculture Lab is looking to change that. Co-directors Joshua Sbicca and Carrie Chennault talk about the lab's recently published l…

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Can healing our divided nation start at the dinner table? 17:32

1+ y ago17:32

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CSU Sociology Professor Michael Carolan about how food and food systems can play a role in building empathy and bridging our nation's deep divide. (Originally aired Nov. 15, 2022)על ידי Colorado State University Marketing and Communications

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For one CSU professor, America’s connection to witches is less ‘Hocus Pocus,’ more historical 17:59

1+ y ago17:59

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Colorado State University history professor Ann Little talks about our fascination with the early North American witch trials and what a modern-day witch hunt could look like. (Originally aired Oct. 25, 2022)על ידי Colorado State University Marketing and Communications

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Documentary looks to uncover the ‘Big Lie’ about mail-in voting 16:16

1+ y ago16:16

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CSU filmmakers Steve Weiss and Jesse Grace talk about their latest project,“Democracy Vs. The Big Lie: The Truth Behind Mail-in Voting,” which looks at the controversy over mail-in voting during the 2020 U.S. election. (Originally aired Oct. 18, 2022)על ידי Colorado State University Marketing and Communications

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How a few seeds and a little luck gave us the iconic Pueblo chile 15:10

1+ y ago15:10

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We talk with Michael Bartolo, senior research scientist emeritus at CSU's Arkansas Valley Research Center and "father" of one of Pueblo's hottest crops. (Originally aired Sept. 21, 2022)על ידי Colorado State University Marketing and Communications

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Don't call it a 'migration,' Colorado's tarantulas go on walkabouts 17:55

1+ y ago17:55

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Entomologist and CSU Bug Zoo Director Maia Holmes discusses that age-old question: Why did the tarantula cross the road? (Originally aired Aug. 31, 2022)על ידי Colorado State University Marketing and Communications

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Protecting the great outdoors -- from us 14:29

1+ y ago14:29

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Colorado State University's Katie Abrams talks about her research into social marketing and communications strategies and how keeping wildlife and tourists safe could all be in finding the right messaging. (Originally aired July 28, 2022)על ידי Colorado State University Marketing and Communications

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