NORAH JONES: DON’T KNOW WHY: EMBRACING UNCERTAINTY IN ART AND SCIENCEwith Norah Jones and "War On Science" author <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shawn_Lawrence_Otto">Shawn Otto</a>In this episode we discuss:- how the war on science began- the story of how Exxon PR created climate change denial- the scientific method- how to talk to people with whom you disagree- Keith Richards' giant tape recorder

Connie Britton: Rivers Between Us (River Conservation with Paul Gallay)

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