WREK Atlanta, 91.1 FM

"SCIENCE, ONLY FUNNIER" www.insidetheblackbox.org

Inside the Black Box is looking for Georgia Tech Student Interns to work as Associate Producers of the show. If you are interested in doing this for internship credit for the Literature Communication & Culture, Mangagement or other Georgia Tech Programs drop us a line at pete@insidetheblackbox.org.

Inside the Black Box started on April 1st 2006 at Radio Sandy Springs in Sandy Springs Georgia. Pete was a guest on a Radio Sandy Springs program on comedy when he met Dave Moxley, the station manager. Dave had an open time slot and Pete and Bill had big mouths so their effort to educate people about science and technology began.

In January 2008 Pete, Bill and their humorous take on science and technology moved to WREK-Atlanta where their 40,000 Watts of power covers the entire Atlanta Metro area. This move was accomplished due to the drive and vision of Brad Petrick, the WREK general manager at the time. Brad was only person who believed this idea might work while avoiding FCC sanctions. The show is featured on the SCIENCE360 website by the National Science Foundation.

	Pete Ludovice is an Associate Professor of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology specializing in polymer physics and the computer simulation of synthetic and biological polymeric materials. He often appears in educational and other venues as a stand-up comedian.
	Bill Hunt is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Founder of the Microelectronics Acoustics Group, Bill specializes in the development of ultrasonic devices that can be integrated with microsystems. Bill also does stand-up comedy, tracks the history of technology and is an accomplished musician.
	Trent Altman is our sound engineer who is usually working the board for the show while he is putting up with Pete and Bill's insanity. He is a discrete mathematics major at Georgia Tech and also works as a software engineer for Asankya. He is co-host of Electric Boogaloo, WREK's program on soul and funk music. He likes coffee and furry things.