Read about this in Wall Street Journal..great discussion and questioning to move conversation forward!

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When University of Washington researcher David Rhoades discovered that plants could communicate with each other, he was laughed out of science. But now, three decades later, science is reconsidering.

More about this episode: http://transistor.prx.org/2015/05/early-bloom/

Early Bloom was produced by Peter-Frick Wright and Robbie Carver of 30 Minutes West. It was hosted for this episode of Transistor by Genevieve Sponsler and mixed for Transistor by Erika Lantz.

Transistor Episode 14: Early Bloom

This week, producer Stephanie Foo tells a story about dating online that is unlike any we've ever heard before.

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#27 The Fever

No one knows what it is, or why we can't see it. All we know is that without it, the universe would fall apart. 

Performed by Kevin Corrigan, Chet Siegel, Ed Herbstman, Dennis Pacheco, Alexis Lambright, Rob Webber, and Anna Sale. Written by Diana McCorry, and produced by Jonathan Mitchell. Inspired by listener Christopher Tunnell.

Dark Matter

Award-winning filmmaker, writer and multimedia artist, Miranda July seems to have dreams of conquering the world. Unlike most of us, she has wicked follow-through that demands the world's attention in the best way.  Her unusual childhood has left her with a unique, and very funny outlook on the world.  


#9 Miranda July

In this episode, Michael chats with A.D. Miles about his journey from prop stylist to his current job as head writer for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.  The Wet, Hot American Summer co-stars discuss everything from being booed off the stage, to meeting Lorne Michaels and the behind-the-scenes of working on one of the most successful television franchises in history.

#15 A.D. Miles

In Part 2 of Michael’s interview with Best-selling Author David Sedaris, they talk about growing up Sedaris and how his relationship with his father motivated him to be the writer he is today. 

#20 David Sedaris Part 2

In his early years as a comedian, Jim Gaffigan struggled to find his own comedic point of view.  It took him years to figure out that his best work meant being comfortable as his clean self and having faith that funny is funny, even without profanity.  Along with his writing partner, and wife, Jeanie, Gaffigan has become one of the most popular comedians working today.

#28 Jim Gaffigan

In this in-depth interview show, Black takes listeners into the minds of some of today’s most fascinating people to discuss how they became, well, amazing.  Brought to you by PRX and Audible.

#28 Jim Gaffigan

How To Be Amazing

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