Cognitive Daily's weekly podcast for January 21, 2007

By dmunger on January 21, 2007.

Here's the Cognitive Daily weekly podcast for January 21. Don't forget that you can subscribe to the podcast using the special RSS feed:

http://scienceblogs.com/cognitivedaily/rss-podcasts.xml

To subscribe using iTunes, select Subscribe to Podcast from the Advanced menu, then paste or type in the URL.

To access the podcast directly, click on the links below:

Cognitive Daily's weekly podcast for January 21, 2007 (AAC version)

Cognitive Daily's weekly podcast for January 21, 2007 (MP3 version)

Cognitive Daily's weekly podcast provides audio versions of each week's CogDaily reports on peer-reviewed research.

In the future, if there's enough interest, we hope to also offer interviews with the experts who conducted the research, and additional features requested by our listeners.

Do you have any suggestions or requests for the podcast? Let us know in the comments, or email Dave Munger at dave--@--wordmunger--.-- com (remove dashes).

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