Not Old Better Show with Paul Vogelzang
May 2, 2024
3:00 - 3:30pm
KLOI 102.9 FM
The Not Old - Better Show is a fascinating, high-energy radio program and is the exclusive content provider of The Smithsonian Associates Interview Series. Each week, award-winning journalist and host of the Not Old - Better Show, Paul Vogelzang, interviews health and nutrition experts, lifestyle and culture experts, and ordinary people living extraordinary lives, all delivering the message that it's never too late to pursue your passions and create a life of purpose, adventure, and significance.
This Week:
Dive into the past with us on the "Not Old Better Show" Science Interview Series on KLOI Radio as we unveil the hidden narratives of America's scientific dawn with Ann B. Parson, author of "The Birds of Dog."
From the hallowed halls of the Boston Society of Natural History to the untamed expanses of the South Seas, Parson's novel weaves a riveting tale where history's ink meets the pulsing lifeblood of nature.
Step into an era where every technological marvel carried the weight of wonder and the shadow of destruction, where the telegraph's dots and dashes could spell both discovery and doom for the natural world.
Encounter the giants of history "Audubon, Dickens, Thoreau" reimagined within the pages of a story that explores the fervor for knowledge and its consequences.
Ponder the delicate balance between progress and preservation, the intertwining of love and science, and the echoes of those choices that still resonate today.
Don't miss this thought-provoking journey back in time. Tune in to our latest episode for a conversation that’s as deep as history and as vibrant as the nature that surrounds us.
This Week:
Dive into the past with us on the "Not Old Better Show" Science Interview Series on KLOI Radio as we unveil the hidden narratives of America's scientific dawn with Ann B. Parson, author of "The Birds of Dog."
From the hallowed halls of the Boston Society of Natural History to the untamed expanses of the South Seas, Parson's novel weaves a riveting tale where history's ink meets the pulsing lifeblood of nature.
Step into an era where every technological marvel carried the weight of wonder and the shadow of destruction, where the telegraph's dots and dashes could spell both discovery and doom for the natural world.
Encounter the giants of history "Audubon, Dickens, Thoreau" reimagined within the pages of a story that explores the fervor for knowledge and its consequences.
Ponder the delicate balance between progress and preservation, the intertwining of love and science, and the echoes of those choices that still resonate today.
Don't miss this thought-provoking journey back in time. Tune in to our latest episode for a conversation that’s as deep as history and as vibrant as the nature that surrounds us.
Unveil the hidden narratives of America's scientific dawn with Ann B. Parson, author of "The Birds of Dog.