Nonfiction Minute Podcasts

Nonfiction Minute Podcasts

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Nonfiction Minute Podcasts episodes

  • Podcast 7: Climate Change: Here’s Some Evidence
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    Climate Change: The Facts and the Consequences by Dorothy Hinshaw Patent
    https://www.nonfictionminute.org/the-nonfiction-minute/climate-change-the-facts-and-the-consequences
    Hopping Ahead of Climate Change by Sneed B. Collard, III
    https://www.nonfictionminute.org/the-nonfiction-minute/hopping-ahead-of-climate-change
    The Earth’s Emergency Heat Valve: The Hurricane by Vicki Cobb
    https://www.nonfictionminute.org/the-nonfiction-minute/earths-emergency-heat-valve-the-hurricane
    12 min
  • STEM and Sky
    Luke Skywatcher by Alexandra Siy, How Did Building Bikes Help the Wright Brothers Invent the Airplane by Mary Kay Carson, Flying Into the Eye of a Storm by Vicki Cobb
    10 min
  • Building Great Things
    How to Interview a Historic Buiding by Andrea Warren The Architect Who Hated Straight Lines, by Roxie Munro Proof Positive:Ballyhoo Confirms the Safety of the Brooklyn Bridge by Jan Adkins
    12 min
  • Celebrating Woman's History Month
    Jan Adkins, iNK’s Explainer General introduces Susanna Reich's "History Happens Everywhere," Amy Nathan's "Caterpillars to the Rescue," Vicki Cobb's, "Marie Curie: Elite Player in the Science Game, and Roxie Munro's“ Mary Kingsley"
    15 min
  • Food You Might Not Want to Eat
    Jan Adkins, iNK’s Explainer General introduces Jim Whiting’s “Hard Crackers in Hard Times,” Sara Albee’s “Something’s Rotten in Rome, “ and Vicki Cobb’s, “Some Painful Truth
    10 min
  • Fighting and Singing for Social Justice
    Fighting and Singing for Social JusticeJan Adkins, iNK’s Explainer General intoroduces: The Mother of the Civil Rights Movement-Jim Whiting. Caught! By Doreen Rappaport. We Shall overcome: The Power of a Song by Amy Nathan.
    10 min

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