Hippotherapy as a Method of Treating People with Neuromuscular and Cognitive Disorders

13 June 2012

BBC World Service’s Health Check programme

Click here for the audio file. (Listen to teaser at the beginning, then scroll to start time 6:20. Feature runs for 5:35)

Hippotherapy on the Front Range in Colorado

 KGNU community radio Morning Magazine  03 May 2012

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I co-host a weekly science show on KGNU community radio (Boulder/Denver area), called "How On Earth." You can scroll through the individual shows on the Website.

Here's a list of some recent and selected interviews I have conducted, spanning climate change, the nitrogen cycle, conservation biology, industrial pollution, Antarctic ecology research, neuroscience, energy development (fossil fuel extraction and renewable energy), and more. Interviewees come from Colorado instituttions as well as organizations nationwide.

 Nov. 8, 2011: John Mischler, doctoral candidate at the University of Colorado-Boulder, discusses his research on trematodes and parasitic diseases stemming from excess nutrients in water bodies. (Time mark 14:10) Link.

Nov. 1, 2011: Jon Jarvis, director of the National Park Service, discusses NPS' quest to lure more people to urban parks, not just iconic national parks such as Yellowstone and Grand Canyon.

 Oct. 11, 2011: Emma Marris, author of new book called "Rambunction Garden: Saving Nature in a Post-wild World," sheds light on how notions of wilderness preservation are evolving to accommodate the ever-changing nature world, and our role in it.

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Dec. 14, 2010:  Jennifer Blum, a biologist specializing in seabirds. Interviewed at Palmer Station, Antarctica. Subject: The future of the Adelie and other penguins and seabirds in the Western Antarctic Peninsula.  Audio file (mp3).

Dec. 7, 2010:  Alex Culley, virologist at the University of Hawaii. Interviewed at Palmer Station.  Subject: The role viruses play in the western peninsula's ecosystem.  Audio file (mp3).

Nov. 30, 2010:  Chris Neill, senior scientist at the Marine Biology Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass.  Interviewed live at Palmer Station. Subject: Palmer Station's Long-term Ecological Research (LTER) program and how climate change is affecting Antarctica.   Audio file (mp3).

Sept. 30, 2010: Call-in show on wildfire management after the devastating Four Mile Fire in Boulder County.  Audio file (mp3).