Ross Reynolds
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Seattle Non-Profit's Role In Newly Approved Vaccine For Deadly Brain Disease
Ross Reynolds talks with Dr. Kathy Neuzil about a vaccine for the deadly brain disease Japanese encephalitis that has been recently approved by the...
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A House You Could Heat With A Hair Dryer
At the forefront of energy saving home construction is movement called Passive House. Passive houses are so air tight, builders say they can be heated...
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Can You Be Too Drunk To Remember Smoking Crack?
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has been making headlines after admitting to using crack cocaine, stating that it happened "probably in one of my drunken stupors."
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Many Indian Tribes Not Likely To Allow Recreational Marijuana
Ross Reynolds interviews Robert Anderson, director of the Native American Law Center at the University of Washington, who explains why most Native American
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Mayor Apparent Ed Murray Explains His First Priorities
Ross Reynolds talks with Sen. Ed Murray, Seattle mayor apparent, about his first priorities in his new political role.
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The Rough Streets Of Tacoma: What's Next After The Failure Of The City's Proposition 1
Ross Reynolds talks with Tacoma public works director Kurtis Kingsolver about the failure of a tax levy to provide funding for needed infrastructure...
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Noam Chomsky On Drone Attacks And The Decline Of US Power
Ross Reynolds interview author Noam Chomsky about his latest book co-written with Andre Vltchek called "On Western Terrorism: From Hiroshima to Drone
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Defending Earth From Asteroids
Ross Reynolds talks with Association of Space Explorers' Rusty Schweickart, former astronaut and founder of asteroid defense organization, B612, about
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Iran's Largest Ever Anti-US Rally Takes Place Amid US-Iran Thaw
Ross Reynolds talks with Robin Wright, foreign policy analyst at the Wilson Center, about what the anti-US protests in Iran could mean for US-Iran
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Speculative Fiction: Imagining What The World Will Be
Ross Reynolds talks with fiction author Jonathan Porritt about his new book "The World We Made," in which a history professor describes how the world has