Radio In Vivo: Your Link to the Triangle Science Community

Radio In Vivo: Your Link to the Triangle Science Community

Wednesdays, 11AM-Noon Eastern
WCOM-FM 103.5
Carrboro, NC, USA

Radio In Vivo is underwritten by:
National Evolutionary Synthesis Center, Durham
North Carolina Association for Biomedical Research
Morehead Planetarium and Science Center

Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise (BRITE), North Carolina Central University (personal contributions of faculty)

Thank you, NESCent, NCABR, the Morehead Planetarium & Science Center, and NCCU BRITE faculty for your support!

Radio In Vivo is now on Facebook. Become a fan to see the upcoming schedule of Radio In Vivo programs - it's a handy way to keep up!

When you get to the RIV fan page, click on the "Notes" tab to see an up-to-date roster of upcoming shows!

Radio In Vivo: Your Link to the Triangle Science Community

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Radio In Vivo in the news:

August 2009: Ernie is deeply honored to have been elected President of SCONC, the Science Communicators of North Carolina. All science communicators are welcome and invited to join this dynamic group!

Science Communicators of North Carolina (SCONC)

NEW! Ernie is writing and hosting a new podcast series for Environmental Health Perspectives, the monthly journal published by the NIEHS. It's called The Researcher's Perspective, and it features in-depth interviews with some of the leading researchers in the environmental health sciences.

The Researcher's Perspective podcasts

NEW! Ernie is interviewed (and gets to spin a couple of tunes!) on the Durham Noise Network show on WXDU-FM, Duke University, by Christopher Perrien of Science in the Triangle - go to ITunes Store>ITunesU>Duke>Student Life>WXDU Durham Noise Network.

The show is #51 - free download.

Radio In Vivo featured in NIEHS online newsletter, May 2008

Profile of Ernie in Sigma Xi Affiliates Newsletter, Summer 2007

Raleigh News & Observer feature article on Radio In Vivo - January 7, 2007

News & Observer recommends Radio In Vivo podcast in 5/23/07 "Stump the Geeks" column (see end of column)

LINKS:

WCOM Community Radio Home Page

Listen to Radio In Vivo's live broadcast!

Check out the Science in the Triangle site from my friends at the North Carolina Museum of Life and Science, Durham

Radio In Vivo: Your Link to the Triangle Science Community is a one-hour interview program, focusing on one scientific topic per week. Typically, but not exclusively, scientific activities and personalities local to the Research Triangle area of North Carolina are featured.

Ernie Hood, a freelance science writer based in Hillsborough, North Carolina, produces and hosts Radio In Vivo. Please click the "About Ernie" link to your left to learn more about Ernie's services and experience.

Radio In Vivo airs each Wednesday from 11 AM-12 noon Eastern time on WCOM-FM 103.5, Carrboro's low-power community radio station. Although WCOM's air signal is only available within Carrboro and parts of Chapel Hill, the station does stream on the Web, so anyone anywhere with high-speed Internet service can listen via computer.

Click on the "Archive/Program Schedule" link to your left to download previous programs and see upcoming guests, topics, and planned air dates.

Past broadcasts of Radio In Vivo are also available for download or podcasting on the station's website. To access the station's complete program archive, click on the "Podcast" link on the station's homepage.

As a community radio station staffed exclusively by volunteers, WCOM has an ongoing need for financial support from listeners and the community. Please inquire if you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to the station, or would be interested in providing underwriting funding in exchange for on-air announcements acknowledging your support.

SUPPORT VOLUNTEER-POWERED COMMUNITY RADIO!

Email your comments or suggestions to: radioinvivo@earthlink.net

Email Ernie here.

Ernie Hood hosts Radio In Vivo

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and get mugged!

Drop us a line and suggest a guest for Radio In Vivo. We're looking for Triangle area researchers and scientists whose work would be interesting to our radio audience. If we have your suggested guest on the show, we'll send you one of these beautiful Radio In Vivo mugs for your coffee pleasure!

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