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NPR Interview by SETI and NASA
Monday, August 18, 2014 4:44:00 AM

by Hal Rappaport

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I was just recently approached by Dr. Seth Shostak from SETI and NASA. My Interview was on NPR across the US the week of 4 August 2014 and is available on line to listen!

I was just recently approached by Click here from Click hereand NASA.

He does a regular science/technology radio show for NPR and Podcast

He read the article I did for DVICE on Click here and wanted to interview me as a technology expert.

My Interview was on NPR across the US the week of 4 August 2014 and is available on line to listen to here:

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