Turkeys, Travel and Teleportation

It's Hot in Here

English - November 22, 2011 03:27 - 53 MB - ★★★★★ - 1 rating
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Audio[audio:http://archive.org/download/hotinhere/wcbn-2011-11-21-120001-EST.mp3] (scroll through the first minute and 25 seconds until you get to the show start!) Just in time for the mass exodus from Ann Arbor, SNRE’s own Shelie Miller, a specialist in life cycle assessment and energy, will share insights on sustainable transit. Beyond the typical modes, we hope she will entertain our questioning […]

Audio[audio:http://archive.org/download/hotinhere/wcbn-2011-11-21-120001-EST.mp3]

(scroll through the first minute and 25 seconds until you get to the show start!)

Just in time for the mass exodus from Ann Arbor, SNRE’s own Shelie Miller, a specialist in life cycle assessment and energy, will share insights on sustainable transit. Beyond the typical modes, we hope she will entertain our questioning of teleportation as surely the MOST sustainable transit form! Turkey man and local farmer John Harois will be in the studio to tell us about his magnificent birds. We’ll hear why Kat’s dad drives afar for these delectable pavos. And we also found a turkey slayer to call in with the gruesome details. It IS hot in here!