Weekly Podcasts
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02.08.10 HokieCast
By students, for students. Find out what's happening around campus. Updated every Monday by noon.
Length: 3:43
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02.05.10 A Touch of Tech
Updated every Friday. This week: Diagnosing a Bioterrorism Attack
Length: 0:55
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Touch of Tech archive -
02.03.10 VT PodNews
The online audio source for Virginia Tech news and events. Updated every other Wednesday by noon.
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Archived Podcasts
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Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and Research Institute
Cynda Johnson, founding dean and president of the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine, describes the medical school's mission and curriculum.
Length: 6:32
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Dennis Dean, acting director of the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute, discusses the institute.
Length: 6:33
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Remarkable Trees of Virginia
Forestry Professor and 4-H and Youth Extension Specialist Jeff Kirwan discusses the subjects of a book on Virginia's remarkable trees he co-authored with nature writer Nancy Ross Hugo.
Length: 21:30
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Is Your Bird Feeder Killing Birds?
Wildlife Science Professor and Extension Wildlife Specialist Jim Parkhurst says cleaning your bird feeders regularly can help prevent the spread of a disease that's killing finches and other perching birds.
Length: 8:05
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Special Features
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2010 Martin Luther King Jr. Week
Length: 8:58
Silvia Ramos-Cotton, manager of diversity initiatives at the Office for Equity and Inclusion at Virginia Tech, discusses the activities planned for the 2010 Martin Luther King Jr. Week.
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Learn more about the planned events in the related news story: "Martin Luther King Jr. Week kicks off university's Black History Month"
Fall 2009 commencement
Length: 13:55
Rosemary Blieszner, Alumni Distinguished Professor of Human Development, associate director of the Center for Gerontology, and associate dean of the Graduate School at Virginia Tech, gave the keynote address at the University Commencement Ceremony.
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Length: 15:52
Elsa A. Murano, professor and president emerita at Texas A&M University, delivered the Graduate School Ceremony address. Download MP3 (14.8 MB)
Learn more about the speakers in the related news story: "Rosemary Blieszner, Elsa A. Murano to deliver keynote addresses at Virginia Tech's 2009 Fall Commencement ceremonies,"
Study provides clear picture of driver distraction and cell phone use
Length: 7:30
Rich Hanowski, director of the Center for Truck and Bus Safety at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, discusses the study and its findings.
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Length: 5:35Download MP3 (5.2 MB)
Read the related news story: "New data from Virginia Tech Transportation Institute provides insight into cell phone use and driving distraction".
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Other podcasts
Hokie Podcast, produced by hokiesports.com and updated each Thursday, offers exclusive interviews, talk show highlights, game previews, and more.
WVTF Public Radio, a service of Virginia Tech, offers podcasts to popular NPR programs.