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Promoting their new science-themed children's album, TMBG demonstrated harmonic resonance at the Fillmore. That means hold onto your socks.
Published on Sunday 7th of March 2010 12:52:37 PM
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Well researched current news piece on They Might Be Giants by NY1, with clips from all their classic videos, children's albums, live performance, Late Show with John Carson, Birdhouse, Ana Ng, Istanbul, Music Hall of Williamsburg.. Johns in humorous form, see them at the Queen's Hall of Science in NYC, Sun Dec 12 and Craig Ferguson on Fri Dec 10.
Published on Sunday 7th of March 2010 12:52:37 PM
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TMBG's new album provides important lessons for science communicators: meet your audience where it is and HAVE FUN.
Published on Sunday 7th of March 2010 12:52:37 PM
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Here is another fun and educational song from They Might be Giants' new album, Here Comes Science!
Published on Sunday 7th of March 2010 12:52:37 PM
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Here is another song from They Might be Giants' new album, Here Comes Science!
Published on Sunday 7th of March 2010 12:52:37 PM
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The new "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)" for kids... An upbeat song from there new album "Here Comes Science" that features witty remarks about the common elements.
Published on Sunday 7th of March 2010 12:52:37 PM
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This song is by the group, They Might be Giants and is one of many wonderful songs on their new album "Here Comes Science." If I was teaching biology or evolution this semester, I would use it in my class.
Published on Sunday 7th of March 2010 12:52:37 PM
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