KBOO Audio Archives

KBOO correspondent Michael G. Horowitz explores brain holonomy with pioneering New Age neuroscientist Karl H. Pribram. The interview is conducted in Pribram's Georgetown apartment in Washington, D.C.

6:37 minutes (6.06 MB)

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KBOO Board candidate forum - part 4

program:

Evening News

program date:

Mon, 09/10/2007

This is Part 4 of 6 of the Board Candidates Forum. Listen to the candidates to help you decide who to vote for. All KBOO members are eligible to vote for the Board.

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29:56 minutes (27.4 MB)

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KBOO Board candidate forum - part 3

program:

Evening News

program date:

Sun, 09/09/2007

This is Part 3 of 6 of the Board Candidates Forum. Listen to the candidates to help you decide who to vote for. All KBOO members are eligible to vote for the Board.

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17:14 minutes (15.79 MB)

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Part 2 of the KBOO Board Candidates Forum

program:

Evening News

program date:

Sun, 09/09/2007

This is Part 2 of 6 of the Board Candidates Forum. Listen to the candidates to help you decide who to vote for. All KBOO members are eligible to vote for the Board.

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35:10 minutes (32.21 MB)

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Board Candidates Forum - part 1

program:

Evening News

program date:

Sun, 09/09/2007

This is Part 1 of 6 of the Board Candidates Forum. Listen to the candidates to help you decide who to vote for. All KBOO members are eligible to vote for the Board.

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29:30 minutes (27.01 MB)

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0914 am 'Get This' news

program date:

Thu, 09/13/2007

09/14/07 Get This

Chris Andreae

7:13 minutes (6.61 MB)

The Tragedy of MacBush Part 6 of 6

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Ubu Hour

program date:

Sun, 07/03/2005

The Ubu Hour's The Tragedy of MacBush - A radio dramatization of the famous theater masterpeice! A chilling tale of madness and power, witches and neocons, imperialism and fear. A hilarious one-hour satire that transplants the Bush administration in the setting of the Shakespeare's classic.