randomWalks - best of NPR

"The pornography industry has been a key driver in the development of new technology -- technology that eventually finds its way into widespread use." (Listen)
dan savage on skipping towards gomorrah (Listen)
skinwalkers on PBS' Mystery (Listen)
covert marketing (Listen)
'clean flicks' (Listen)
'skinny water': the most scathing outrageous joke about of consumerism my feverish imagination could muster, come to life (Listen)
santa cruz pot giveaway (Listen)
florida 'terror event' (Listen)
vocal sampling (Listen)
bill frisell on his old-timey album (Listen)
turqouise (Listen)
anti-matter (Listen)
movie falls (Listen)
Present at the Creation: Thoreau's Walden (have you read Walden?) (Listen)
ATC feature on RV travel (HTML)
Life as a Blackman board game segment details
remodeling plans at mosque (Listen)
teen horror films and the indictment of the family (Listen)
beth orton profile (Listen)
hybrid cars (Listen)
"minority" enrollment at highest levels ever in FL state colleges (Listen)
uncle tom (Listen)
Present at the Creation: the surfboard (Listen)
explaining punk music to my 11-year old son (Listen)
the theremin (Listen)
reading up on Islam (Listen)
braving the badwater ultramarathon (Listen)
"During his visit to Mexico, the pope will canonize the country's most well-known early Christian Indian, Juan Diego. The church's altering of a traditional painting of Juan Diego from dark-skinned to pale has angered Indian communities in Mexico." (Listen)
a miner speaks (Listen)
Dirty Work: cleaning oil tanks in 100-degree heat (Listen)
Russell Simmons joins Urban League board of trustees (Listen)
'Ozzy' (Listen)
'Maryam' 'a movie about a first-generation Iranian teenage girl.' (Listen)
50th anniversary of Chesapeake Bay Bridge (Listen)
Present at the Creation: 'Animal House' (Listen)
iced tea (Listen)
summer songs (Listen)
wilco (Listen)