Kathryn Bowers

Kathryn Bowers

Biography:

Kathryn Bowers holds a bachelor's degree from Stanford University, and writes about health, biology and evolution. She teaches writing at UCLA, and began her career in journalism as a staff editor of the Atlantic Monthly. She also worked with James Fallows, the Washington Editor of the Atlantic, and for CNN-International in London. Kathryn later served as an assistant press attache at the United States Embassy in Moscow, where she received a State Department Meritorious Honor Award for her service.

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  • Animals & Health / Corn & Fuel

    In the first half, UCLA Medical Center cardiologist, Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, and science journalist Kathryn Bowers talked about "zoobiquity," the term the two coined to refer to a new species-spanning approach to health. In the latter half, ecological biologist and...More »

Last Night

Roswell & Ufology / Folklore & Exorcisms
Roswell & Ufology / Folklore & Exorcisms
Don Schmitt, a veteran investigator of the 1947 Roswell Incident, shared his insights into the infamous crash. Followed by Anglican priest Lionel Fanthorpe, who shared various myths, legends, folklore, and tales of exorcisms.

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