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All week long on a station near you, we wrestle with the dark side of human nature, and ask whether it's something we can ever really understand, or fully escape.

What if the Galapagos Island's most beloved creature turned up right next door in scenic Woodland Park, New Jersey?

If you listened to our broadcast this week and are abuzz with the David Rothenberg's bug music, get your free download here! 

Our collaborators on 'Shots Fired' at The Tampa Bay Times have just published their reporting and we can't recommend it highly enough. 

Is the world full of deep symmetries and ordered pairs? Or do we live in a lopsided universe? Check out this video inspired by our Desperately Seeking Symmetry episode!

New York City's poop used to be dumped, untreated, into the ocean. Seriously.

Listened to our broadcast segment on quicksand and dying to stick your fingers into the sticky, sinking, super fun goo? Here's a recipe to make your own quicksand pit.

In 2010, after being struck by an 18-wheel truck while riding her bike Emilie Gossiaux, a young painter and sculptor, was blinded. After the accident, Emilie found her way back to the studio using a device that helps her "see" by using sensors on her tongue.