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Museum of God
Studio 360
November 20, 2009
Amateur paleontologist Jon Halsey isn't afraid to turn over a few rocks. By digging in areas near his home outside of Dallas, he's been able to amass an extensive collection of fossils which he stores in his garage. He calls the collection "The American Museum of God," revering the power he believes is behind his discoveries. Lindsay Patterson went digging with Halsey in the bed of the Sulfur River.
Stealing Time
The Brian Lehrer Show
November 19, 2009
Don't have time to listen to the entire show? Listen to this and you might gain it.
On Display
The Brian Lehrer Show
November 13, 2009
New York Times reporter
Tell us your window-watching story! What's the strangest thing you've ever seen through a window? Do you have an ongoing window-watching relationship with a stranger? Have you ever met your window-neighbor? Comment below!
Twenty Years After The Fall of the Berlin Wall
The Brian Lehrer Show
November 09, 2009
On the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, three authors who have written on the subject look back on the fall of communism and its continuing repercussions:

Where's the Beef?
The Brian Lehrer Show
November 02, 2009
Author of the bestselling novels Everything Is Illuminated and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close,
Upcoming event with Jonathan Safran Foer: November 16, 2009 Barnes and Noble Union Square, 7pm.
Taxicab Confessions
The Brian Lehrer Show
October 28, 2009
Covering the best NYC taxicab stories since the 1970s,

Drilling for Gas Upstate and New York City's Water
The Brian Lehrer Show
October 06, 2009

Arctic Inspiration
Studio 360
October 02, 2009
Would you seek creative inspiration while seasick in one of the coldest places imaginable? This fall a group of 14 artists sets sail for a two week journey to the Arctic Circle. They'll start from an archipelago halfway between Norway and the North Pole. Reporter Matt Holzman will be on board with the artists, but first he wanted to see how their preparations were going.
FAA to Change Safety Rules Over Hudson
September 02, 2009
The Federal Aviation Administration says it will change rules for flying over the Hudson River, in the wake of a deadly crash last month. Pilots will be required to use a common radio frequency when ....
Asbury Park Under Construction
The Brian Lehrer Show
August 27, 2009
Halted Development Map: Help pin-point more!
Asian American Students at Risk?
The Brian Lehrer Show
August 26, 2009
Summer Vacation 2.0
The Brian Lehrer Show
July 27, 2009
If you're on vacation, chances are you're also online. So just what--or who--are you connecting with?
Jews and Organ Donation
The Brian Lehrer Show
July 27, 2009
NYC's New Health Commissioner
The Brian Lehrer Show
July 21, 2009
New NYC Health Commissioner,
Natural History Museum Stores Endangered Species Tissues
July 07, 2009
Tissue samples from endangered species will now be stored at the Museum of Natural History, under a new agreement with the U.S. Parks Service. The museum already freezes its own samples taken from wh....
Eggs for Sale
The Brian Lehrer Show
June 30, 2009
The Empire State Stem Cell Board recently announced that stem cell researchers in New York can use public money to pay women who donate their eggs for research.
License to Teach (Yoga)
The Brian Lehrer Show
June 24, 2009
Yoga schools that provide teacher training are now required to get a license.
Cool Moms
The Brian Lehrer Show
June 22, 2009
How do you behave around your mom? Will you always be a kid in her eyes? Comment below!
Getting Around: Underground Etiquette
The Brian Lehrer Show
June 11, 2009
All this month, the Getting Around series will look at the unwritten rules for traveling in and around New York City, whether it's underground, on the ground, or in the air.
Live to Work/Work to Live
The Brian Lehrer Show
June 08, 2009
We spend much of our adult lives at work--yet what makes employment meaningful is not well understood.
Event
Alain de Botton will speak with Paul Holdengräber at New York Public Library tonight at 7PM. Click here for ticket info.
NY Cop Remembered as Family Man, Full of Promise
June 04, 2009
This morning thousands of police officers from across the country are gathering for the funeral of NYPD Officer Omar Edwards. He was shot and killed by another NYPD officer last week, in what police....
2 More New Yorkers Dead With Swine Flu
June 04, 2009
Two more city residents who had the swine flu have died, bringing the total to seven. And health officials are providing a first glimpse of the “underlying conditions” that can turn swine flu fro....
