#037 -- World -- One of the chemical weapons used by Saddam Hussein against his own people was white phosphorous. In the United States military, this substance is known as Whiskey Pete, or Willie Pete, and has been used in "Shake and Bake" missions in Fallujah. What is White Phosphorous? What does it do? Why would we use it? What is its status under international law? Did we really use it? Background music by Laurie Anderson (Credit Racket), Fugazi (Exit Only), Garmarna (Hunger), PGR (The Chemical Bride: Signalling through the Flames), Dead Can Dance (Bird), and Shostakovich.

#021 - World - Calamity upon catastrophy, characterized by a failure of imagination. What do we do? Do we continue with half-hearted measures, follow the path of least resistence? Use our technological capacity for destruction only? Or do we do something Really Big? Something Really Good?

#015: Still waiting for some new equipment, and heads down on a project, but this is a quick podcast on the topic of privacy v. transparency.

#009 -- ::overclocked::World -- President Bush is expected to announce a revision to the United States policy on space-based weapons. We don't know for sure what he will establish, but we know what the Air Force wants. It wants total, exclusive, and perpetual military superiority in space. We examine the benefits, the costs, and the political and scientific ramifications of space-based weapons.

#004: A meditation on the soul of America.

::overclocked receives its first critique, and discusses copyright and fair use.