We’ll talk with Tracy Slater about leaving America to live across the Pacific with the man she fell in love with, which she writes about in her memoir, The Good Shufu: Finding Love, Self, and Home on the Far Side of the World.
Mike Brown’s research was instrumental in the 2006 decision to reclassify Pluto as a dwarf planet. As the New Horizons probe flies by Pluto this week, we’ll check in with him.
A panel of health tech advocates explains different ways the genre is making us rich.
Amanda Boxtel was paralyzed, and a bionic exoskeleton helped her walk again.
This hour, we’ll talk about telemedicine’s history and future.
The Director of Autism Research at the Arkansas Children’s Hospital Research Institute tells us about cutting edge therapies currently in development, and gives practical advice for parents of autistic children.
The history and future of the taco in Dallas – and where the best ones can be found.
As Blue Bell prepares to test its production lines in the coming weeks, we’ll talk this hour about how things went so wrong for the iconic Texas brand.
This hour, we’ll talk about how understanding some basic math concepts can help us understand the world around us with Raphael Rosen.
This hour, we’ll talk to the Dallas resident about what it takes to break big as a novelist and about her latest effort, The Mask.
