This week the shows include: Mar 11: Go on a Spacewalk with Astronaut Chris Hadfield by Nancy Atkinson; Mar 12: The Hunt for Vulcanoids by Bob Hirshon, AAAS; Mar 13: I "Heart" Hartley 2! by Elizabeth Warner; Mar 14: A Guide to the Stars and Planets by Carolyn Collins Petersen; Mar 15: Julius Caesar and Calendar Reform by Zachary Kessin and Julia Smith; Mar 16: Scouting Merit Badge by Damian Handzy; Mar 17: Why Do the Planets Stay in Orbit? by Stuart Clark.

This week the shows include: Mar 04: Dinosaurs and Asteroids by Damian and Sofia Handzy; Mar 05: A Conversation with George Diller of NASA TV by Nancy Atkinson; Mar 06: What to do in case of a total solar eclipse and an overcast sky: Mexico City 1991 by Edgardo Molina; Mar 07: Interview with Robert Naeye, Editor-in-Chief of Sky & Telescope by Slacker Astronomy; Mar 08: The Folklore Surrounding the Aurora by Craig Robertson; Mar 09: Adaptive Optics Saves Earth by Rob Sparks; Mar 10: 2012: The Profits of Doom by Bill Hudson.

This week the shows include: Feb 25: Where's the Best Place for the Biggest Telescopes? by Robert Berthiaume; Feb 26: Playing Hide and Seek with a Binary Pulsar by Sue Ann Heatherly, of NRAO; Feb 27: Ceres: Dwarf Planet or Very Big Asteroid? by Steve Nerlich; Feb 28: The Universe in 15 Minutes by The Tecnocasters; Mar 01: Our Nearest Variable Star by Mike Simonsen; Mar 02: The Parkes Dish by Eran Segev; Mar 03: A 6 Year Old's Question on Star Quakes by Brains Matter.

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 60. This week the shows include: Feb 18: The Discovery of Pluto by Ted Haulley; Feb 19: 4 Astronomers on Why They Do It by Sandy Antunes; Feb 20: Mars and the Red Stars by Tavi Greiner; Feb 21: An Introduction to Active Galactic Nuclei by Olaf Davis & Renee Hlozek; Feb 22: Jonathan McDowell Visits Thayer Academy by Jamie Formato; Feb 23: Where IS the Center of the Universe? by Rob Knop; Feb 24: Sidewalk Astronomy by Jay Horowitz.

This week the shows include: Feb 11: Nature's Most Precise Clocks May Make 'Galactic GPS' Possible by Kevin John and Paul Ray; Feb 12: 41st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference Preview by Bob Hirshon, AAAS; Feb 13: BLAST! by Nancy Atkinson; Feb 14: Look For Me Up There by Carolyn Collins Petersen; Feb 15: The First Astronomers by Brains Matter; Feb 16: How Did the Earth Form? by Stuart Clark; Feb 17: 80th Anniversary of the Paragould Meteorite by Ken Renshaw.

This week the shows include: Feb 04: Spectroscopy 101 by Richard Drumm; Feb 05: Getting Started in Astronomy: Then and Now by David Chapman and Andrew Misner; Feb 06: Expanding an Already Very Large Array by Nicole Gugliucci; Feb 07: Retro Science: Determining the Eccentricity of the Moon's Orbit by Slacker Astronomy; Feb 08: The Supernova that Bounces by Rob Bowman; Feb 09: Things That Go Bump in the Night by Patrick McQuillan; Feb 10: Astronomical Lessons for Life by Mark Jones.

This week the shows include: Jan 28: A Series of Spectacular Events by Colm Ryan; Jan 29: The Dreamtime Meteor Crater by Steve Nerlich, with Duane Hamacher; Jan 30: The Universe in 10 Minutes by The Tecnocasters; Jan 31: 2012: The Impact by Bill Hudson; Feb 01: Migration by Celestial Navigation by Wild Ideas; Feb 02: Amateur Astronomy's Affliction: Aperture Fever by RapidEye; Feb 03: The GLOBE at Night Campaign: Our Light or Starlight? by Connie Walker.

This week the shows include: Jan 21 Ilgarijiri: Aboriginal Art Meets Modern Astronomy by Megan Argo; Jan 22 Black Holes and the Formation of Galaxies by Rob Knop; Jan 23 A Brief Biography of George Gamov by Craig Robertson; Jan 24 Friedrich Wilhelm August Argelander by Mike Simonsen; Jan 25 6th Anniversary of Opportunity's Arrival on Mars by Ken Brandt; Jan 26 Once Upon a Lonely Sun by Pamela Gay; Jan 27: Earth Clones by Chris Impey.

This week the shows include: Jan 14 You Can Do Astronomy by Carolyn Collins Petersen; Jan 15 Go Higher or Go to Antarctica by Alex (Sandy) Antunes; Jan 16 Sidewalk Astronomy by Daniel Elbert Herron; Jan 17 What is the Universe? by Stuart Clark; Jan 18 Arming Yourself for Battle by Bill Hudson of 2012 Hoax; Jan 19 Film Astrophotography by Zachary Kessin; Jan 20 The Celestial Police by Brian Gray.

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 54. This week the shows include:

• Jan 07: Are You Sure Those are Moons by Jove? by Mark Thompson.
• Jan 08: Lakes on Mars by Bob Hirshon, AAAS.
• Jan 09: Warp Drive by Renata and Damian Handzy.
• Jan 10: Annular Eclipse in India by Jay Pasachoff.
• Jan 11: The New Solar System by Andy Briggs.
• Jan 12: Climbing the Distance Ladder by Christian Ready.
• Jan 13: Remembering the Atwood Sphere by Elizabeth Fracek.