Posted on · A sociologist looks into the assumption that faith and science are in conflict and shares what she has discovered in her book, Why Science and Faith Need Each Other: Eight Shared Values That Move Us beyond Fear.
Posted on · Episode: 2042 Looking at a brave new scientific world in 1922. Today, science and change.
Posted on · Episode: 1945 Jeffries Wyman: Science at its quiet best. Today, a quiet academic.
Posted on · Episode: 1927 Balthazar-Georges Sage: an example of history aging in the cask. Today, history as an aging process.
Posted on · Episode: 1907 It is Earlier Than We Think. The road ahead is longer than we thought. Today, it is earlier than we think.
Posted on · An expert on global pandemics talks about the impact of COVID-19 and looks back on a career in science.
Posted on · Episode: 1891 Earth, Air, Fire, & Water — Love & Hate. Today, Earth, Air, Fire, and Water.
Posted on · Episode: 1880 Kenneth Clark and Jacob Bronowski: a convergence. Today, Kenneth Clark and Jacob Bronowski.
Posted on · Episode: 1875 Inventing Modern: In which a book instructs its author. Today, history repeated.
Posted on · Episode: 1858 Josef Loschmidt, invisible cornerstone of 19th-C science. Today, we just miss fame.
Posted on · Episode: 1844 The Horizontal Society — revealed in an acrostic. Today, the horizontal society.
Posted on · Episode: 1830 Reading the 1836 Saturday Magazine. Today, an old magazine.
Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: HPD Chief Art Acevedo says a simple piece of legislation could've prevented an officer's murder last week. We learn about the day-to-day dangers of mercury after a recent spill. We look back at a Houston researcher's work that changed the way we see all life on earth. And we learn how local businesses are fairing during the critical holiday retail season.
Posted on · The beloved host of "Bill Nye the Science Guy" talks about why science and the exploration of space still matter.
Posted on · On today's Houston Matters: As holiday travelers take to the air and roads, we offer travel tips and a refresher on the right way to drive in Houston. Plus WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg tells his story. And we talk with Bill Nye the Science Guy.