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Episode 6 - Mystery Skeleton

10/29/2017

 
Have you ever wondered if there was a skeleton in your backyard? What about finding a skeleton while out on a hike? Would you know how to identify which bones were which? Could you figure out what kind of animal the bones belonged to? In this episode, we join a group of children as they try to assemble and identify the bones of a mystery skeleton.

We begin at the Discovery Center in the Museum of Science Boston, where we meet a group of children and youth staff volunteers at the mystery skeleton station. Margarita Forbes, one of the staff volunteers, is guiding the children through the activity, primarily by asking them questions.
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Episode 4 - Life and Limb

5/30/2016

 
For some people, a chance life event can change everything. Injury or disease may require amputation- the loss of a limb. But not necessarily a loss of your game. In this episode, you’ll hear the story of these special athletes, the coaches that inspire them, and the doctors and that heal them.

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Episode 3 - Good Vibrations

2/28/2016

 
Think of your favorite song. How does it make you feel? What images do you see when you hear it? Before reaching the brain to create those feelings and images, those musical sounds take a strange, physical, mechanical, and sometimes violent path through the ear.

A large part of how we perceive the audible world depends upon a set of  tiny, vibrating bones--bones that often get overlooked until something goes wrong. In this month’s episode, we tell the story of these unsung skeletal heroes, the role they play in hearing, and how unforeseen circumstances can cause irreparable damage.

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Episode 2 - Bones Don't Lie

1/29/2016

 
Picture the flag on a pirate ship. What do you see? A grinning skull and bones crossed in an ominous “X.” These bones are always gleaming white. But have you ever thought about how they got that way? Those pristine bones used to be wrapped in sheaths of muscle that moved them around, skin and hair that protected them. This episode tells the story of how a living, breathing organism turns into a pile of bones, and how those bones can tell us about the lives they led hundreds, or even thousands of years ago.

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Episode 1 - About Face

12/9/2015

 
When Francis was born, nobody knew whether he’d survive. The doctors didn’t know what happened. His parents were in such a state of shock that they immediately abandoned him. Strangers underestimate him just because he looks different. Despite this, he found the strength to fight against negative attitudes and achieve things that no one expected.

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