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    1 Air Date: August 3, 2009
     1'''Air Date:''' August 3, 2009
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    3 Lia Corrales and David Tam
     3'''Title:''' Black Hole Street Smarts
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    5 Black Hole Street Smarts
     5'''Author:''' Lia Corrales and David Tam
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    7 We will explore the history and legacy of the most publicly
    8 known yet misunderstood astronomical object.  We'll be interviewing
    9 people on the streets of New York City to highlight common questions and
    10 misconceptions about Black Holes.
     7'''Performers:''' Lia Corrales and David Tam
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    12 Lia Corrales was inspired into a life of astrophysical research through
    13 space documentaries and Stephen Hawking.  She is now a second year
    14 Astronomy grad student at Columbia University.  She also enjoys dancing,
    15 rock climbing, and reminiscing about Astrocamp.
     9'''Abstract:''' We will explore the history and legacy of the most publicly known yet misunderstood astronomical object.  We'll be interviewing people on the streets of New York City to highlight common questions and misconceptions about Black Holes.
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    17 David Tam is the Sr. Technician with the Columbia University
    18 Department of Physics.  He received a B.A. in physics from Columbia in
    19 2006, where he conducted research in experimental cosmology.  His
    20 interests include machining and welding, the science of recording and
    21 radio broadcasting, and playing bluegrass cello.
     11'''Bio:''' Lia Corrales was inspired into a life of astrophysical research through space documentaries and Stephen Hawking.  She is now a second year Astronomy grad student at Columbia University.  She also enjoys dancing, rock climbing, and reminiscing about Astrocamp.
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     13David Tam is the Sr. Technician with the Columbia University Department of Physics.  He received a B.A. in physics from Columbia in 2006, where he conducted research in experimental cosmology.  His interests include machining and welding, the science of recording and radio broadcasting, and playing bluegrass cello.
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     15'''Podcast:''' [http://outreach.astro.columbia.edu/podcasts/20090803--Black-Hole-Street-Smarts.mp3 MP3 File]
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     17'''Podcast Transcript:''' [http://outreach.astro.columbia.edu/podcasts/20090803--Black-Hole-Street-Smarts.txt Text File]