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Invisibilia: The secret forces that shape our behavior

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Invisibilia creators and co-hosts Alix Spiegel and Lulu Miller (l to r). Photo: John W. Poole, NPR

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Invisibilia – a new show from NPR – looks at the hidden forces like ides and beliefs that shape human behavior. 90.7’s Brendan Byrne spoke with the show’s co-hosts – NPR Science reporters Lulu Miller and Alix  Speigel about the show.

Miller began the conversation by talking about how a common fear became the inspiration for one of the shows this season.

Invisibilia airs on WMFE starting Sunday, January 11 at 6pm.


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Brendan Byrne

About Brendan Byrne

Space Reporter and 'Are We There Yet?' Host

Brendan covers space news for WMFE, everything from rocket launches to the latest scientific discoveries in our universe. He hosts WMFE's weekly radio show and podcast "Are We There Yet?" which explores human space exploration. He also helps produce WMFE's public affairs show "Intersection," working with host ... Read Full Bio »

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