NPR Science Reporter Joe Palca on Eastern Standard

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Published May 10, 2016 at 3:05 PM EDT

On this week’s Eastern Standard, NPR Science Correspondent, Joe Palca.

Joe Palca joins us in a program recorded last week at WEKU’s annual Day Sponsor event and you can hear it Thursday morning at 11:00 and Sunday evening at 6:00.

More pictures from the 2016 Day Sponsor Event on the WEKU Facebook page

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