Get to know someone's name, place of origin, and where they currently live with a cute Spanish song. After Ana introduces herself, she asks Adam the same questions about himself. Spanish learners then get a chance to answer the questions...

Researchers have found a way to create high-quality repeating patterns with features just ten nanometers across. We'll talk about why that matters.

Researchers believe that hunting and fishing regulations run counter to natural patterns of evolution, and have impacted the rate of evolutionary change in animals subject to human predation. Aired Jan. 16, 2009 [12:29 min]

Duke biologist Sarah Zylinski studies how cuttlefish see the world by looking at their skin change patterns and their ability to use camouflage.

Election day audio segment on the history of voting in America looks at voting patterns and puts current voting trends perspective. Audio and transcript are provided.

In less than a second, cephalopods can change the color, pattern and shape of their skin.

New research indicates that in situations in which a person is not in control, they're more likely to spot patterns where none exist, see illusions, and believe in conspiracy theories. We'll talk about the finding and what it means.

We hear about the history and anthropology surrounding the consumption of human flesh.

Aboriginal shield collected by Captain Cook. Neil MacGregor, Director of the British Museum, looks at a shield owned by one of the first Indigenous Australians to set eyes on Europeans, as they descended on Botany Bay in 1770. What can...

The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts winter weather months in advance. But how scientific are those predictions? And are NOAA and Accuweather any better at the art of seasonal forecasting?