Restoring the Chattahoochee
A community in Columbus, Georgia is developing novel solutions to restore the Chattahoochee River to its natural state.
Kids Who Code
In this segment we see how some students are getting a jump start on coding with the help of two toy robots named dot and dash.
The Upper Limits of Computing
Quantum computing. What is it? What can it do? Scientists Jon Habif and Zac Dutton of Raytheon share with us the wider implications of this complex topic.
From Silicon Valley to Silicon City
Has your city’s tech community reached Silicon status? We sit down with Serial Entrepreneur Brian Hecht who shares how different cities across the country are investing in technology.
Timeline: Space Flight
From the first satellite in space to the first woman to lead a shuttle mission, we give you a brief rundown of the history of space flight.
The Most Important Resource
We take a look at the state of Utah's efforts to preserve water, one of our most valuable resources.
Capturing the Moon
We give you an inside look at the advanced camera equipment being developed by Google Lunar X Prize contestants Team Part Time Scientists at a lunar surface simulation in Bremen, Germany.
The Science of Cheese
How does cheese get its flavor? Why does it have a rind? Dr. Craig Oberg gives us the breakdown.
Re-Programming Our Cities
We are joined by Cyd Harrell of Code for America, an organization bringing coders and city governments together.
Keeping the Brain Healthy
Professionals at Columbia University strive to uncover the vast mysteries of the human brain in an effort to find better treatments for neurological diseases.
Greening Waste Treatment
Reporter Jim Kirscherr gives us an inside look at the intricate St. Louis sewer system, and how the city plans to update the underground tunnels.
Cracking the Code: HTTP
What does "HTTP" stand for? And how is it different from "HTTPS"? Find out here.
Where Making Meets the Web
Reporter Andrea Vasquez takes us inside the offices of Etsy, a company that is changing the way hand-crafted goods are bought and sold.
How Safe is Your Data?
We sit down with Ari Juels, professor at the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute, to discuss the security of digital data and what steps we need to take to protect our personal information online.
Fly Me to the Moon
Teams are competing to win the Google Lunar X Prize, which will award $30 million in prizes to anyone who can land a robot on the Moon. Tim Stevens from CNET interviews one of the companies, called Astrobotic.
Face to Face with Jane Goodall
We sit down with revered primatologist Jane Goodall to discuss conservation, living with chimps and an interesting ailment that she's dealt with all her life.
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