Further Reading
- Flagg, B. N., Can 90 seconds of science make a difference. Informal Learning Review, The, No. 75, November - December 2005 pp. 2, 22
- Multimedia Research. "Earth & Sky Summative Evaluation, Study 2." August 2005.
- Act 1 Systems. "Earth & Sky, Inc.: Arbitron DMA Area." Spring 2003.
- Multimedia Research. "Earth & Sky Summative Evaluation, Study 1." June 2002.
- "With dreams beyond 'Earth & Sky,' show's future is bright." Austin American Statesman. 10 January 2002.
- "'Earth & Sky' is rising star among radio science shows." Austin American Statesman. 9 November 1992.
- "AGU Supports New Earth Science Radio Program." Earth in Space 4 (2): p. 15 (1991).
- "Staff disintegrates at stellar radio program." Current: The Public Telecommunications Newspaper, Vol. X (13): (1991).
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