
Ibogaine (starts 1:00) The New York Times just featured Ibogaine for PTSD. We revisit a discussion of Ibogaine with Boulder Trauma Therapist Andrew Linares.

Ice Cores (starts 10:00) The National Science Foundation Ice Core Facility in Lakewood houses thousands of ice cores collected from around the world. Ellen Mahoney takes us there for a first person look.

CU-Boulder Neuroscientist June Gruber (starts 16:15) June Gruber leads one of CU-Boulder’s most popular classes about the science of happiness. Now Gruber discusses ways to care for health during the darker days of winter, including an ongoing study of “Awe-Walks.”
Executive Producer/Show Producer: Shelley Schlender
Host: Benita Lee
Additional Contributions: Ellen Mahoney
Engineer: Jackie Sedley
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