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Lab Out Loud

Dale Basler and Brian Bartel

Lab Out Loud is a show about science teaching in the classroom and beyond. Lab Out Loud seeks to explore science education through discussions with educators, researchers, leading scientists, science writers and other guests who are committed to promoting excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning for all.

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25:40

Episode 25 - Science in its Rightful Place

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2009/01/26

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28:54

Episode 24 - IYA, JREF and the Bad Astronomer

Lab Out Loud ·

2009/01/12

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24:44

Episode 23 - The Periodic Table of Videos

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/12/15

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35:37

Episode 22 - When Good Chemicals Go Bad

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/12/01

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24:47

Episode 21 - Dr. Kiki, Never too cool for science

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/11/17

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20:57

Episode 20 - Ed Begley, Jr.

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/11/03

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27:35

Episode 19 - Bioethics with Jeffrey Kahn

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/10/20

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16:06

Episode 18 - Science in the 2008 Elections

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/10/06

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27:37

Episode 17 - Sir Harold Kroto on Science Education

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/09/22

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42:54

Episode 16 - Building Connections in Science Education

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/05/19

For this episode, we chatted with Dr. Karen Harpp, Associate Professor in Geology at Colgate University in New York. Dr. Harpp talked with us about her research, science outreach and creating connections between science teachers and researchers. Colgate Geology Karen Harpp's Homepage Volcanoes in the Classroom: A Simulation of an Eruption Column Dive and Discover: Interview with Geochemist Karen Harpp Polar Palooza Underwater Volcanoes of the Northern Hawaiian Islands Crew

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31:23

Episode 15 - Expelled Exposed

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/05/05

In response to the movie Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, we decided to talk with someone who has invested her life defending evolution. Dr. Eugenie Scott, Director for the National Center for Science Education, talks to us about the movie, the NCSE response, and the place of evolution in science education. National Center for Science EducationExpelled Exposed: Flunked, Not Expelled - What Ben Stein isn't telling you about Intelligent DesignBen Stein: "Science Leads you to Killing

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27:58

Episode 14 - Bill Nye Talks About Energy and More

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/04/21

For our contribution to Earth Day, we had the opportunity to chat with Bill Nye about his new show on the new Planet Green channel called Stuff Happens. Preview from the Show: I’m doing this other thing called “Stuff Happens? for the Discovery Channel. It’s strictly for a new channel Discovery is re-purposing – they’re calling it "Planet Green". So all the programming is green, or about environmental issues and stuff. And so this show is about consumer choices that you can make to live a

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24:13

Episode 13 - Who and What of the WhyFiles

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/04/07

This week we talk to Terry Devitt from WhyFiles.org.Preview from the Show: Our primary mission is to look at what is going on in the world every week and find some corner of the scientific enterprise that lends itself to a public conversation about science, and then we drill down into that, to contact the best experts that we can find to try to shed light on those dark corners of science - the places and things that people don't know about, and to provide more than what you're going to get in a

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24:48

Episode 12 - Skepticism and The Bad Astronomer

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2008/03/17

Today's guest calls himself the Bad Astronomer. Phil Plait is an astronomer, an author, and a well-known blogger at www.badastronomy.com. Phil talks to us about myths and skepticism in the science classroom. Special Announcement: Don't miss Lab Out Loud's Conference Coverage live from the NSTA conference in Boston! Preview from the show: Plait: I am in fact a skeptic. In the public mind - if you ask somebody "what's a skeptic" - most people think it's a cynic or a denier, somebody who just

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25:19

Episode 11 - Death of the Chemistry Sets

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2008/03/03

This week we talk with Steve Silberman, contributing editor for Wired Magazine. Steve talks to us about the demise of the chemistry set (as related to his article Don't Try this at Home) and what that might mean for the future of scientific curiosity in our children. Preview from the Show: In the last few years, a kind of perfect storm of concerns and legislation has arisen that has had the unintended effect of discouraging amateur chemistry. Kids really want to fall in love with science. And I

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20:42

Episode 10 - Boston Here We Come

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/02/18

Get a preview of what's in store for you at the 2008 National Conference on Science Education, as we chat with conference chair Joyce Croce. New to an NSTA Conference? Visit the NSTA Conferences Newcomer's PageAttend the First-Timers Session: Thursday, March 27th 8:00-9:00, repeated on Thursday, March 27th 3:30-4:30 free Conference Links Boston Convention CenterConference RegistrationHotel Reservations and TravelOnline reservationHousing Reservation Form Conference ProgramPrintable Conference

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23:54

Episode 9 - Blogging with PZ Myers

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2008/02/04

In this episode, we chat with PZ Myers - lead author of the blog Pharyngula (Pharyngula is hosted at Science Blogs - a project from Seed Magazine). Myers is a biologist and associate professor at the University of Minnesota, Morris. Contact Information at UM Morris Curriculum Vitae Personal Page Profile on Nature Network Pharyngula Galleries Articles written by PZ Myers at Seed Magazine 2006 Weblog Award Winner: Best Science Blog Preview from the

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24:10

Episode 8 - The Future of Particle Physics

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2008/01/21

In this episode, Dale talks with physicist Don Lincoln of the DZero detector experiment at Fermilab National Accelerator Laboratories. Don talks about physics, Fermilab, his books, and some opportunities for teachers and students with QuarkNet. Preview from the Show: Basler: Can you give us an overview of what the [Fermilab] does, and what the facility’s goals are? Lincoln: My own lab, Fermilab, accelerates protons and antimatter protons near the speed of light and collides them together

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24:39

Episode 7 - Cloning Monkey Embryos

Lab Out Loud ·

2008/01/07

On this week's episode, we talk with Dr. Shoukhrat Mitalipov. Dr. Mitalipov is an Assistant Scientist and a Co-Director of the Assisted Reproductive Technologies and Embryonic Stem Cell Core Laboratory at the Oregon National Primate Research Center, Oregon Health & Science University. We talk with Dr. Mitalipov about his recent breakthrough in cloning monkey embryos and the scientific methods that got him there. Top 10 Scientific Breakthroughs of 2007 (see #9) Producing

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26:45

Episode 6 - Adam Rogers from WIRED Science

Lab Out Loud ·

2007/12/17

Adam Rogers discusses the new PBS show titled WIRED Science. Links WIRED Science WIRED Magazine Twitter Dale's account Brian's account Dale's Twitter project Other educators on Twitter

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