Claire Gooding is the lead author of a study that found that some species of ticks may be scared off by ant pheromones.  Researchers are currently working on creating a tick repellent made up of the pheromones.  Ms. Gooding joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace.

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Claire Gooding is the lead author of a study that found that some species of ticks may be scared off by ant pheromones.  Researchers are currently working on creating a tick repellent made up of the pheromones.  Ms. Gooding joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace.
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DRIVE TIME: Tick spray made of ant pheromones might ward off bites

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is set to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug (schedule 3 or less dangerous drug). Natalie Fertig, Federal Cannabis Policy reporter for Politico, joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace.

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is set to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug (schedule 3 or less dangerous drug). Natalie Fertig, Federal Cannabis Policy reporter for Politico, joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace.

DRIVE TIME: DEA to reclassify cannabis as a less dangerous drug

New York public libraries have sees a spike in business, after abolishing late fees.  Brooklyn Public Library Librarian Amy Mikel joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace to discuss how having no late fees has increased memberships over the past 3 years.

New York public libraries have sees a spike in business, after abolishing late fees.  Brooklyn Public Library Librarian Amy Mikel joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace to discuss how having no late fees has increased memberships over the past 3 years.

DRIVE TIME: NY Public Libraries ditch late fees. Sees spike in business.

Columbia University protesters have occupied Hamilton Hall, destroying property.  The university has threatened to expel pro-Palestinian protesters who continue to occupy the campus building. John Eterno, Criminal Law Professor at Molloy College, joins On the Record with Steve Scott to discuss potential police presence at Columbia University.

Columbia University protesters have occupied Hamilton Hall, destroying property.  The university has threatened to expel pro-Palestinian protesters who continue to occupy the campus building. John Eterno, Criminal Law Professor at Molloy College, joins On the Record with Steve Scott to discuss potential police presence at Columbia University.

DRIVE TIME: Tick spray made of ant pheromones might ward off bites

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