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Seedpods of Abarema jupunba, family Fabaceae. Photo by Terry Henkel.

Seedpods of Abarema jupunba, family Fabaceae. Photo by Terry Henkel.

There are two ways to download the "Behind the Scenes of NMNH" podcast:

1. Download the following MP3 files.

Brian Huber talks about fieldwork in Antarctica regarding past climate change.

Past Climate Change Fieldwork in Antarctica

Brian Huber talks about fieldwork in Antarctica regarding past climate change.

Candace Greene talks about American Indian collections storage & use.

American Indian Collections Storage and Use

Candace Greene talks about American Indian collections storage & use.

Jonathon Coddington talks about his field study of spider web building.<BR><BR><span class="caption-text">Photograph by Claude Vazquez &copy; 1996</span>

Field Study of Spider Web Building

Jonathon Coddington talks about his field study of spider web building.

Photograph by Claude Vazquez © 1996

2. Subscribe to the podcast. (?)

  • Copy the web address below and paste it into any feed reader or podcast application to subscribe to the podcast; you will be able to download each segment through your PC or MP3 player.:

    http://www.mnh.si.edu/about/podcastfiles/behindNMNH.rss
  • Or click on the following icon to link to the RSS feed. RSS feed

(?) There is a lot of free software allowing you to subscribe to podcast feeds. When you copy an address like ours above into the software, it will automatically and periodically check our website for new editions of the podcast. Whenever the software finds a new edition, it will download it to your PC, and into your MP3 player if you desire. Juice is a free podcast receiver for Windows and Mac OS X. Many others can be found here: http://www.podcastingnews.com/topics/Podcast_Software.html.

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