Terra Talk

Alice Marshall seeks to erase a separation between art and science through artwork.

Brett Tyler and his army of collaborators are working to disarm infectious pathogen invaders called oomycetes.

Everyday you are exposed to 80,000 chemicals in your environment. Listen to OSU's Robert Tanguay, a toxicologist, talk about testing those chemicals for safety!

MIchael Nelson discusses how his role as an environmental philosopher fits into every natural resource problem, as well as the future of policy.

Listen to Molly Kile talk about her work in Bangladesh with arsenic toxicity! Between the science and the social aspects, this episode has something for everyone.

Stuart Sarbacker researchers the development of Yoga in India and the rise of a new form, Green Yoga. Green Yoga is yoga with an ecological consciousness. Listen to find out more!

Andreas Schmittner talks about climate models and uncovering secret clues from the past.

With one-third of world's population hosting tuberculosis inside their body, Oregon State University researcher Luiz Bermudez is working fast to find a new drug to combat the disease.

Brian Sidlauskas studies a diverse group of fish called Headstanding Tetras. Listen as he talks about the importance of biodiversity in South America.

Vanessa Petro is studying the effects of beaver relocation on the surrounding ecosystems. Listen as she talks about the beneficial effects "nuisance" beavers can have.