8 AUG 2008 · This Ta-Ta-For-Now show is made up of some of our favourite clips of the last 12 months and a scientific look at kicking the MSP habit, complete with tips on beating the cravings. Julia and Anne will be taking a sabbatical leave and hope to be back on air in about one year. You can continue to reach us on myscienceprojectradio@yahoo.ca My Science Project (and other great CiTR programming) will continue to be available as podcasts on www.citr.ca

16 MAY 2008 · Among other tasty science tidbits, this week's show explores diet, exercise and longevity. In between, we spin tracks from Hip Hop outfit The Flobots!

2 MAY 2008 · For $200: Your theme song may be "Eye of the Tiger", but this device will let you know whether it's in or out. For $400: 20% of scientists use these drugs to enhance focus. For $600: When the count is 3-2, experienced umpires are most likely to make this call next. For $800: Musikalische W?rfelspiele was enjoyed by Mozart and is an early example of this type of art. My Science Project has all the questions and more.

18 APR 2008 · As Earth Day approacheth, we explore the latest in sustainable science stories - and take a detour to confront a universally-hated aspect of the banana.

4 APR 2008 · Oh, kinky octopus! What do you do with all those tentacles? Oh, sushi industry! What are you doing with all that tuna? Oh, science! Tell us some answers!

21 MAR 2008 · Scientists are mad-skilled at the bench, but we've got other talents! This week's show celebrates the musically inclined scientist. Also, I explore skills that scientists should have but often don't in an interview with Dr. Derrick Rancourt of the Calgary-based BioProspects Learning Community. Plus: Geek Pop Festival 2008! Richard Feynman on bongos! Giant Isopods!

7 MAR 2008 · By way of an interview with UBC post-doc Jennifer Gardy, we get a peak into the making of CBC's ProjectX, some of the upcoming shows & how to become a science TV presenter. We also examine some of the latest research that asks whether women really are better talkers. Blah blah blah.

22 FEB 2008 · OOoo, you ahr zo cute, ma leetle CiTR list'nehr! What ees eet zat I find zo appealing about you, eh? Ees eet your symmetrical face zat I cannot see from zee on-air booth? Your immuno-compatible parfum zat travels to CiTR from afar? M-wah! m'WAH!! M'WAH!!! Tenuous Pepe Lepew accents aside, inspired by Valentine's Day 2008, this week's show looks at the science of attraction, love and sex complimented by music that is theme a-propos!

8 FEB 2008 · Black History Month inspired us to spotlight black scientists and inventors who, against all odds, made enormous contributions to everything from heart surgery to steam engines. Then, we check out those male-killing ladybugs and consider the hazards of laboratory moonshine. All this is stitched together by Mad Professor, prohibition-age jazz and a sesame street favourite.

25 JAN 2008 · Killer Monkeys! Therapeutic viruses! Sequence your genome for fun and profit! Just a taste of the best science reported over the past year and reviewed on this week's show.