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Title	Date	Program	Duration	Description
April Fool's Day: Even Suzuki gets reeled in sometimes	Oct. 26, 1985	Quirks & Quarks	Radio 5:22	Celebrations An April Fool's set-up has David Suzuki believing in a fictitious oversized shark. Read more ··>
April Fool's Day: The Joke's on Us!	Topic spans: 1979-2001		Topic 4 television clips 7 radio clips	Celebrations Make a fool of yourself, a fool of your friends and, if you're a staid Canadian broadcaster, fool your trusting audience! Sheila Copps, David Suzuki and "Jimmy Carter" all play a part in this parade of fools and pranksters. From edible budgies (gasp!) to the old spraying lapel flower, this trip down memory lane recalls the many ways to make, or to be, an April Fool. Read more ··>
Asimov on 'ammonia'	Oct. 29, 1975	Quirks & Quarks	Radio 3:01	Applied Science Popular science writer Isaac Asimov describes where the word "ammonia" came from. Read more ··>
Asimov on 'botulism'	Nov. 12, 1975	Quirks & Quarks	Radio 3:46	Natural Science Popular science writer Isaac Asimov explains the origin of the word "botulism." Read more ··>
Asimov on influenza	Feb. 25, 1976	Quirks & Quarks	Radio 3:21	Disease Science fiction writer Isaac Asimov explains the astral origins of the flu to David Suzuki. Read more ··>
Canadian auto boom	Aug. 31, 1986	Venture	Television 4:40	Trade Agreements Foreign automakers set up shop as the country's struggling industry comes of age. Read more ··>
Carl Djerassi, father of the birth control pill	Oct. 29, 1975	Quirks & Quarks	Radio 18:13	Applied Science In 1975, Quirks & Quarks talks to Carl Djerassi, one of the inventors of the birth control pill. Read more ··>
Computer Invasion: A History of Automation in Canada	Topic spans: 1945-1993		Topic 7 television clips 7 radio clips	Computers Described as "gigantic brains," computers were once so big they filled entire rooms. It all started with ENIAC, the world's first computer, that cracked and buzzed and weighed 27 tonnes. By the 1960s, ordinary Canadians were fascinated with these new high tech devices: IBMs could set up blind dates, select Christmas presents and mysteriously dispense money. A novel idea until computer... Read more ··>
Could hair dye cause cancer?	Oct. 8, 1975	Quirks & Quarks	Radio 15:27	Medical Research In 1975, scientist Bruce Ames warns of the possible connection between hair dye use and cancer. Read more ··>
David Suzuki and civil rights	Sept. 25, 1975	Concern	Radio 21:30	Environmental Protection Suzuki recalls his involvement in the American civil rights movement and how it changed his life. Read more ··>
David Suzuki discusses computer revolution	Feb. 25, 1982	Morningside	Radio 6:45	Computers Scientist says computers will be as smart as we want them to be. Read more ··>
David Suzuki discusses his father	Nov. 30, 1981	Variety Tonight	Radio 1:51	Family Over and over again, Suzuki rehearses in the basement with his father to prepare himself for the public. Read more ··>
David Suzuki finds it's not easy being green	Jan. 9, 1998	Life & Times	Television 3:15	Environmental Protection David Suzuki is criticized for being overly passionate and imbalanced in his views. Read more ··>
David Suzuki on making science accessible	March 8, 1977	Man Alive	Television 10:38	Environmental Protection As he becomes more famous, Suzuki talks about his motives for making science accessible. Read more ··>
David Suzuki on science, elitism and the apocalypse	June 28, 1972	IDEAS	Radio 10:23	Biotechnology Suzuki talks about the politics of science and the science of politics. Read more ··>
David Suzuki speaks out against genetically modified food	Oct. 17, 1999	Sunday Report	Television 5:48	Biotechnology Canada's foremost environmental conscience says GM food is bad science. Read more ··>
David Suzuki with his students	Jan. 4, 1972	Telescope	Television 5:53	Education Professor David Suzuki talks with his students about the danger and the wonder of science. Read more ··>
David Suzuki, my new best friend	May 4, 1993	Midday	Television 4:06	Environmental Protection Midday's Jordan Kawchuk and David Suzuki spend the day palling around together. Read more ··>
David Suzuki: Scientist, Activist, Broadcaster	Topic spans: 1972-2002		Topic 9 television clips 8 radio clips	Environmental Protection For over three decades, David Suzuki has been Canada's foremost environmental conscience. From his experiments with fruit flies to his warnings about genetically modified food, Suzuki has made science relevant, interesting and full of wonder to his audiences. As a broadcaster for the CBC, he has issued frank warnings against industry, the economy and his fellow scientists. Passionate and... Read more ··>

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