Ellen Horne
Ellen, promptly after reading the "How to Make Radio" comic book, set out to learn how to do just that. She’s still learning, although in the course of the last decade she has worked as a spot news producer, a features reporter, a talk-show booker, a montage maker, an announcer, a podcast consultant, and a news editor. She joined Radiolab in 2003 as a volunteer, and is now the Executive Producer. Lately, she’s been obsessed with transposing Radiolab into more visual places – like theaters and apps. She’s overwhelmed with gratitude for the amazing team she gets to play with every day at Radiolab.
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thank you for use the image. ;)
This blew my mind right out my face:
"In the 300 years since Newton, mankind has come to realize that the laws of physics are always expressed in the language of differential equations."
The behavior of every particle in our universe can be explained in a college math class? Unbelievable!
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