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Listen to September 19, 2008 Edition with host Mark McLemore

Biotech in Tucson - Dr. James Gentile Commentary - conductor George Hanson - musician Joey Burns / Calexico by Robert Rappaport

Christopher Conover tells us about some cutting-edge advances in the biomedical field that are being developed right here in Tucson.

Critical Path Institute
Ventana Medical Systems
TREO

In a commentary about our state's future with high-tech industry, Dr. James Gentile, the president of the Research Corporation for Science Advancement, stresses that a strong education in math and science is a must for Arizona students.

The Tucson Symphony Orchestra is set to open its 80th season this month, and it's also releasing the orchestra's first-ever compact disc. TSO conductor George Hanson gives us a preview of both events, in a conversation with Sooyeon Lee.

Mark McLemore speaks with Joey Burns of the band Calexico about the group's new album "Carried to Dust" and the band's recent European tour. Burns also plays some music live in the KUAZ studios.

Calexico video series at NPR's "All Songs Considered".

Listen to extended Joey Burns interview

Hear Burns perform "Man Made Lake," recorded in the KUAZ studios by Jim Blackwood.

Listen to September 12 Edition - Mexican trucks, Ira Flatow, animal blood bank, Afro-Cuban music

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