Welcome to the podcast that addresses significant topics from an innovative and progressive perspective. MAYA: My Ambition Your Ambition, aims to demystify self-doubt and self-sabotage, common afflictions in many lives, to facilitate the identification of ambitions and the cultivation of motivation, ultimately fostering satisfaction and success in daily existence. Maya Akai, MA, LPC, CADC, offers a wealth of experience from her journey through life. She possesses over two decades of professi ...
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Maya The B Podcasts
Buzz into Maya’s world, a land of positive vibes, good conversation and open minds. This urban variety show brings together people you know and people you don’t know to discuss today’s current events and other human issues we face on a daily basis.
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Visibility platform for local women business owners that cuts through the marketing speak to their raw and vulnerable stories of why they do what they do. Rising Together exists to shift the narrative from competition to collaboration, from scarcity to stewardship, and from polished perfection to vulnerable truth. Rising Together is built on 3 core pillars: celebration and collaboration over competition, resourcing and visibility for women-led businesses, and the power of vulnerability to cr ...
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What if being yourself is the real reinvention—be inspired by stories of historical women who dared to be themselves. Roots & Reinvention explores the raw, emotional journeys of women in history who defied expectations, and rebuilt their lives from scratch on their own terms. These are stories of women who changed the world by choosing to be themselves—no matter the cost. Whether you're navigating divorce and rebuilding your identity, facing midlife and questioning everything, dealing with c ...
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Looking to Transform Your Group Practice? Follow and subscribe now! Gain actionable insights for owners and clinicians who are ready to grow, lead, or exit with purpose. This podcast is helping to build a stronger mental health system—one practice at a time. Know someone who’d love this? Share the episode and tag us. Want to be a guest? Reach out: [email protected]
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Real Creative Leadership is building a community to address the issues, challenges, and benefits of creative leadership. Join us as we discuss topics and share strategies that will help us all become better creative leaders. Real Creative Leadership is hosted by Adam Morgan and produced by The Stoke Group, a full-service digital marketing agency that specializes in content marketing, video, and interactive experiences.
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For all book lovers: writers, readers, publishers, librarians, and anyone who enjoys pop culture and ADHD chaos. BookToker Ashley @wickedreads invites authors and other bookish influencers to the podcast to discuss their outrageous stories and decide what would happen if you were writing that situation as a book! You can submit your story to [email protected] to hear how your favorite author might re-write your life into a best seller!
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Welcome to Adventulina, the travel podcast for anyone who lives and breathes adventure. If you've got the travel bug and you are always seeking new horizons, then this podcast is for you. The host, Ivelina, has got a crush on the world and believes that there's nothing like the thrill of traveling. But she also knows that sometimes things don't go according to plan and that's where the real adventure begins. Let’s share embarrassing and hilarious travel stories, from missed flights to lost l ...
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Welcome to "Anything and Everything So Far," where we dive into a variety of topics and have some fun along the way. Join us as we bring on special guests to discuss subjects ranging from relationships and sex to business, finance, money, the environment, family, and parenting. Tune in for engaging conversations and insightful discussions on everything that matters. Notes and disclaimers: Disclaimer: The following podcast is intended solely for entertainment purposes. Any thoughts, conversat ...
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Good Game is your one-stop shop for the biggest stories in women’s sports. Every day, host Sarah Spain gives you the stories, stakes, stars and stats to keep up with your favorite women’s teams, leagues and athletes. Through thoughtful insight, witty banter, and an all around good time, Sarah and friends break down the latest news, talk about the games you can’t miss, and debate the issues of the day. Don’t miss interviews with the people of the moment, whether they be athletes, coaches, rep ...
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Welcome to Because Why Not - the podcast where two best friends Evan Bieber and Johanna Sofia spill the tea, share their outlandish opinions, and generally make no sense while exploring the wonderfully trivial world of entertainment. It’s your weekly dose of unadulterated pop culture nonsense! Join us for a good laugh or a good cry, because… why not?
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The Bechdel Cast is a podcast about the portrayal of women in movies hosted by Caitlin Durante and Jamie Loftus.
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Welcome to Innovating Clinical Trials, the podcast designed for clinical research professionals eager to deepen their understanding of clinical trials through concise, insightful segments. Join your hosts, Liam Eves and Ted Trafford, as they uncover the core issues in clinical research, reflect on the industry, and challenge conventional wisdom. Ted Trafford - https://probitymedical.com/ With 30 years of experience in clinical research, Ted serves as the Director of Business Development, dri ...
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In this episode we explore the differences between crack and powder cocaine, and the greater implications they have on society.
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Intellectually Curious is a podcast by Mike Breault featuring over 1,400 AI-powered explorations across science, mathematics, philosophy, and personal growth. Each short-form episode is generated, refined, and published with the help of large language models—turning curiosity into an ongoing audio encyclopedia. Designed for anyone who loves learning, it offers quick dives into everything from combinatorics and cryptography to systems thinking and psychology. Inspiration for this podcast: "Mu ...
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Is your partner a "broke dude"? What is their credit score? If they were gone tomorrow, would you be able to take care of yourself? In No Romance Without Finance, we join host and TikTok sensation Pattie Ehsaei as she opens hard-hitting discussions around love, money and everything in between. Each week, Pattie brings in experts and explores the first date taboo we all love to avoid…money! You'll learn how to manage your money, maintain financial independence in a relationship, and open diff ...
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I'm Danica Patrick and I'm Pretty Intense! I believe that each and every one of us has the power within ourselves to create the life that we really want. And I want to inspire you to go conquer your dreams, both professionally and personally. That's why I created this podcast. We can learn together with intense discussions with my guests about life, inspiring ideas and ultimately realize our true best self. Our guests will be from all aspects of life: They're going to be family, friends, cel ...
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A weekly podcast interviewing everyday superheroes and the services and technologies they provide to nonprofits. The goal is to inform nonprofit organizations about ideas, services, and products that can help.
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Randal Wallace Presents : The Great American Authors Special Season Welcome to our special 16 episode season looking at the Great American Authors of American Literature. We take you through biographies of each of our selected authors, and pick up some writing tips from each one of them as well. Over the next 16 episodes we will look back at F. Scott Fitzgerald, Edgar Allan Poe, Dr. Suess, John Steinbeck, Thomas Wolfe, Mark Twain, Toni Morrison, Maya Angelou, Harper Lee, J. D. Salinger, Marg ...
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If you are planning to become pregnant, trying to conceive, currently pregnant, have given birth in the last few years, or work in the birth field, Birth As We Know It ™️ is the podcast for you. Birth As We Know It ™️ is a birth story and birth experience podcast that is dedicated to recognizing the many different ways that birth unfolds. The good, the bad, and everything else in between. You will hear birth stories and birth experiences from the perspective of birthing people, birth partner ...
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LaunchLeft is a music discovery podcast where famed creatives launch emerging artists. Hosted by Rain Phoenix you can expect in-depth conversations with well-known musicians discussing their process and, throwing light to emerging artists. LaunchLeft is an alliance of artists who break from the norm and lean into the unique. We enlist famed creatives to launch emerging artists. For full video episodes go to LaunchLeft.com/Podcast
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Feisty Triathlon is the home of women's triathlon. Learn more at https://www.feistytriathlon.com/
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In the vast, unpredictable theater of now, Mattin and Miguel Prado surrendered to the whims of the unconscious, that masterful improviser, seeking to conjure into being a future that, once distant, now beckoned with the inevitability of a forgotten prophecy slowly, inexorably coming to fruition.
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Ever Wonder is a calming podcast for thoughtful girls aged 6–10 navigating big feelings and big questions. Each gentle episode helps them process real-life struggles—friendship drama, shame, self-doubt, family tensions—and invites them to wonder: Who do I want to be? Through warm storytelling and relatable characters, girls are equipped with practical tools to grow in kindness, honesty, courage, and emotional strength. Perfect for brain breaks, car rides, or bedtime, each episode also includ ...
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Catholic radio, from Adelaide, South Australia, broadcast on 107.9 Life FM every Wednesday and Saturday night. Featuring all the best interviews & news about what's going in the Archdiocese of Adelaide. Produced by Arch D Radio & Podcasting, and hosted/produced by James Meston.
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Basic Folk features honest conversations with folk musicians hosted by Cindy Howes and Lizzie No. We approach interviews with warmth, humor and insightful questions. Since 2018, this podcast has dignified under the radar roots musicians by providing a platform that they might not otherwise have. You’ll hear interviews from Three-time Grammy-winning guitar gods like Molly Tuttle, Haitian American folk legends like Leyla McCalla and deep feelers like songwriter John Hiatt. Basic Folk is dedica ...
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Making: Stories Without End takes you on a journey to learn about daytime soap operas and their broad reach on television.
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Göbekli Tepe: The World’s First Monumental Complex
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A deep dive into Göbekli Tepe (c. 9500–8000 BCE) in southeastern Anatolia, predating Stonehenge by millennia and rewriting the timeline of civilization. We explore the site's circular enclosures, T-shaped limestone pillars carved with anthropomorphic and animal motifs, and the evidence that hunter-gatherers built it, organized long-term water manag…
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Kordylewski clouds: Earth's Ghost Moons at L4 and L5
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Two vast, dust-based 'ghost moons' lurking near Earth's L4 and L5—the Kordylewski clouds—are real, dynamic structures rather than solid bodies. We trace their controversial history from 1961 sightings to the 2018 polarization confirmation, explain why they’re so hard to see, and explore how their gravitationally stable locations could become low-en…
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A tribute to my Aunt Margie Wallace and Uncle Kenneth Huggins both of Hartsville S.C. , and dedications to several local people in our home community of Myrtle Beach S.C. (Special Edition)
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Send us a text In this episode our host honors two of his family members who passed away in recent times. Aunt Margie Wallace - My Aunt was a substitute teacher in Darlington County for two decades after finishing a 30 year career at the sewing plant there. She was known to all the students there as "Grandma" and they turned out to her funeral in m…
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TPU Unboxed: The Secret Engine Behind Google's AI Speed
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A clear, engaging dive into Google's Tensor Processing Unit family—from the 8-bit inference boost of TPU V1 to Ironwood (TPU V7). Learn why Google built a dedicated chip, how quantization and the MXU’s systolic array accelerate workloads, and how scalable, energy-efficient hardware is reshaping AI at data-center scale. Note: This podcast was AI-gen…
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Triassic Croc-Line Kings: How Pseudosuchians Ruled Before Dinosaurs
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Long before T. rex, croc-line archosaurs—the pseudosuchians—dominated the Triassic. We trace their game-changing crurotarsal ankle that allowed both sprawling locomotion and an erect, powerful stance, explore iconic predators like Postosuchus and Desmatosuchus, and spotlight the Brazil-born Papasaurid Tenraclusucus bellator as a case study in early…
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The Long Count Engine: Maya Math, GMT, and Time Without End
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Meet the Maya long count, a non-repeating calendar built on a modified base-20 system that stretches time far beyond the 52-year calendar round. We decode how kin, winal, tun, katun, and baktun fit together, why the 18 in the second place matters for a 360-day year, and how the GMT correlation anchors August 11, 3114 BCE to a single tick in the Jul…
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The Impossible Moon: Earth's Anomalous Neighbor
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On a clear night the Moon looks ordinary, but science calls it a cosmic anomaly. In this deep dive we unpack why Earth's moon is astronomically improbable—its outsized size relative to Earth, density quirks, and perfect tidal lock. We explore how this massive, seemingly unlikely satellite stabilizes Earth's tilt and climate, the gaps in the leading…
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Mimas Unveiled: A Nascent Ocean Beneath Saturn's Death Star
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Once thought frozen and geologically dead, Mimas may host a global liquid ocean just beneath its icy shell. By analyzing Cassini data—tiny librations, apsidal precession, and recent surges in orbital eccentricity—scientists infer a 20–30 km ocean decoupling the crust from the core. The ocean's youth, formed within the last 5–25 million years, provi…
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In a deck shuffle or a data network, randomness seems pure chaos—yet a surprising order hides in the cycles of a permutation. We unpack why the expected number of cycles in a random permutation of n items equals the harmonic number H_n, and how for large n this grows only like ln n (more precisely, ln n + gamma). We’ll connect this elegant math to …
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Tiny Falcons, Big Yields: The Kestrel Breakthrough in Michigan Cherries
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An American kestrel—the size of a large coffee mug—helps northern Michigan cherry growers cut losses and boost food safety. By installing cavity nest boxes, growers create a landscape of fear that dramatically reduces damage (more than 10x in one study) and trims bird droppings. The economics are striking: nest boxes cost about $115 upfront with ro…
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Challenging the old mind-body split, this deep dive explores how senses, movement, and our physical form actively shape reasoning and learning. We’ll unpack sensory and motor simulation, somatic markers, and cognitive offload—with practical examples like gesturing and hands-on modeling that make difficult problems easier to solve. Tune in for a fre…
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Tiny Diamonds, Planetary Pressures: How the Diamond Anvil Cell Rewrites Materials Science
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Meet the hand-sized instrument that can mimic the pressures at Earth's core—and even Jupiter's. We trace the Diamond Anvil Cell from Bridgman's early anvils to the late-1950s breakthrough that paired two gem-quality diamonds with a metal gasket to trap samples. Learn how hydrostatic pressure is kept with a pressure-transmitting medium, how ruby flu…
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Cosmic Pantry: Tryptophan, Bennu, and the Universal Chemistry of Life
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New infrared fingerprints from the Spitzer Space Telescope point to tryptophan in the Perseus star‑forming region, suggesting life's essential ingredients may be widespread in the cosmos rather than a miraculous accident. Meanwhile, the OSIRIS‑REx mission shows Bennu's samples carry a near‑complete starter kit for life — 14 amino acids and all five…
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Google D-Star: Iterative Planning and Verification for Messy Data
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We explore Google Research's D-Star, a data-science agent that reads heterogeneous data (CSV, JSON, Markdown, and more), extracts structure and context, and turns questions into executable Python code through a plan–implement–verify loop. Learn how a dedicated verifier critiques outputs beyond syntax, how a router can revise or replan to prevent er…
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An in-depth look at how the iconic armored dinosaur did more than shield itself. From the tail club as a weapon and plates as social signals, to thermoregulation via vascular osteoderms and even biochemical tricks seen in crocodilians, armor was a multi-tool that solved defense, display, and physiology all at once. Note: This podcast was AI-generat…
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The Fibonacci Bridge: Instant Mile-to-Kilometer Conversions
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A concise dive into using Fibonacci numbers as a mental math shortcut for converting miles to kilometers. By taking the next Fibonacci number after a given mile value, you get quick, accurate estimates (3 mi → 5 km, 13 mi → 21 km, 55 mi → 89 km); for non-Fibonacci values you can decompose or approximate. The trick rests on Fibonacci ratios convergi…
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A data-driven look at how NBA players are moving faster on the court, rising from 4.20 mph in 2013-14 to a projected 4.43 mph in 2025-26. We explain what average on-court speed captures, why the jump matters, and how pace‑and‑space is reshaping training, defense, and strategy—plus how teams use live-tracking data and AI tools like EmberSilk to stay…
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ICT Ep 32: The Cost of Sponsors’ Extra Requests and what Sites can do about it
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Welcome to Innovating Clinical Trials, the podcast designed for clinical research professionals eager to deepen their understanding of clinical trials through concise, insightful segments. Join your hosts, Liam Eves and Ted Trafford, as they uncover the core issues in clinical research, reflect on the industry, and challenge conventional wisdom. In…
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The Barking Muntjac: Tiny Deer, Five-Centimeter Fangs, and a Six-Chromosome Surprise
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Meet muntjacs, the bark-voiced deer of Asia. We explore their tiny size, elongated upper canines, small antlers, and scent-marking glands; their omnivorous diet and rapid reproduction; and the genomic bombshell: the southern red muntjac's rapid chromosome fusion yields just six chromosomes in females (seven in males), a record of extreme genomic pl…
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Inner Kernel: A Data-Driven Map of the Kuiper Belt
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We explore how researchers used barycentric free orbital elements to strip Neptune’s gravitational noise from 1,650 Kuiper Belt objects and fed the stable, free elements into DBSCAN. The result? A second, colder cluster—an inner kernel around 43 AU just inward from the known kernel near 44 AU—offering a pristine fossil record of the solar system’s …
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The Ellipsoid Metric: Mahalanobis Distance and the Shape of Data
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We unpack how the Mahalanobis distance generalizes simple Z-scores to high‑dimensional, correlated data by using the inverse covariance to whiten the data. Instead of a naive Euclidean ball, data lie in an ellipsoid shaped by correlations; distance is directional and scale‑aware, turning chaos into a single, unitless score. Learn how this helps det…
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Dunkleosteus: The Devonian Juggernaut Reexamined
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Join us as we unpack the armored giant Dunkleosteus terrelli, a late Devonian predator whose four-bar jaw mechanism could snap open in about 20 milliseconds and deliver extraordinary bite force. We’ll reassess famous size estimates—from a legendary 33 feet to a more plausible 11–13.5 feet based on complete skulls and pelvic girdle placement—and exp…
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Best of 2025: Has Anyone Heard From Marcus?! with Marie-Philip Poulin & Laura Stacey
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We're revisiting one of our favorite interviews of 2025! Sarah originally caught up with Canadian hockey royalty Marie-Philip and Laura back in June, but today we’re running back their interview in light of the 2025-2026 PWHL season kicking off last week. Marie-Philip and Laura discuss bringing the Walter Cup to Montreal, their decision to be more …
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Decree of Canopus: The Tri-lingual Stone That Bridges Language, Governance, and Time
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In this episode we explore 238 BCE’s Decree of Canopus, a tri-lingual inscription honoring Ptolemy III that functions as three things at once: a linguistic bridge among hieroglyphs, demotic, and Greek; a window into a sophisticated centralized governance with famine relief and temple patronage; and a scientific blueprint for timekeeping—the propose…
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Bakuribu/Ritza: The Comb-Mouth Pterosaur of Brazil's Tropics
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An astonishing discovery: a regurgitated fossil of Bakuribu (also known as Ritza), a long-jawed, filter-feeding pterosaur from the early Cretaceous Rimaldo Formation in northeast Brazil. This 'comb-mouth' creature sits between earlier stenocasma and later Pterodastro and, with about 440–568 teeth, reveals how filter feeders evolved. The find also p…
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Waste to Wonder: Cocoa Shells, Stingless Bee Honey, and the Future of Sustainable Chocolate
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Brazil’s Unicamp researchers turn cocoa bean shells—usually waste—into a cocoa-flavored bioactive ingredient, using native stingless bee honey as an edible solvent and ultrasound-assisted extraction. This pioneering approach boosts sustainability, extends shelf life, and could scale to other agricultural residues, creating a platform for healthier,…
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Ancient Sky Machines: Gears, Maps, and Texts from Antikythera to the Skiri Pawnee
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A deep dive into how ancient civilizations engineered analog calculators, mapped the heavens with durable celestial charts, and codified astronomical knowledge in tablets and calendars—from the Antikythera Mechanism's eclipse predictions to the Tendere Zodiac, the Skiri Pawnee star chart, and Babylonian MUAPN. Note: This podcast was AI-generated, a…
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AI-First Languages: TypeScript, Bash, and the New Rules of Coding
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AI is remaking how we choose what to build with, not just how we code. Drawing on GitHub Next’s Octoverse data, we trace a shift from traditional runtime and ecosystem tradeoffs to AI-driven decision making: TypeScript surges 66% YoY for safer, faster AI‑generated code; Bash explodes 206% as AI handles scripting drudgery; and WebAssembly threatens …
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The Unison Programming Language: The Content-Addressed Code Revolution
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We unpack Unison 1.0, launching this November after years of work toward content-addressed code. Learn how code is identified by its content (DNA), enabling instant non-breaking renames, perfect incremental compilation, and conflict-free merges. We also explore deployment with Unison Cloud and BYOC, collaboration with Unison Share, and a roadmap fo…
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Explore how a nanometer-scale pore turns a molecule’s passage into an electrical signature, letting us read DNA, peptides, and more. We compare natural protein pores with tunable solid-state pores and show why pattern recognition is at the heart of sequencing and diagnostics—enabling fast, portable biosensing from health to the environment. We’ll a…
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ICP Ep 31: Building Better Sponsor-Site Partnerships
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Welcome to Innovating Clinical Trials, the podcast designed for clinical research professionals eager to deepen their understanding of clinical trials through concise, insightful segments. Join your hosts, Liam Eves and Ted Trafford, as they uncover the core issues in clinical research, reflect on the industry, and challenge conventional wisdom. In…
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The Pigeon Compass: How the Inner Ear Reads Earth's Magnetic Field
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A deep dive into magnetoreception, tracing the breakthrough that ties magnetic sensing to the pigeon's vestibular system. We explore the 19th‑century Vigier idea, how rapid head movements could induce detectable nanovolt signals in the semicircular canals, and how specialized hair cells translate those signals into neural pathways guiding long-dist…
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Mars Sparks: The First Martian Lightning and What It Means for Humans
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Perseverance’s SuperCam microphone captured 55 electrical discharge events over two Martian years, including tiny sonic booms. We explain triboelectricity in Mars’ thin CO2 atmosphere, why “mini lightning” matters, and how this electrical activity shapes future missions, habitats, and the search for ancient life on the red planet. Note: This podcas…
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Rhymes for Young Ghouls with Jess Murwin: The Re-release
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This week, we're re-releasing our episode on Rhymes for Young Ghouls with special guest Jess Murwin! If you can, please join us in donating to The Native Women's Collective -- https://www.nativewomenscollective.org/ Follow Jess on Instagram at @jessmurwin See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Crabs by Design: The Evolutionary Convergence of Carcinization
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Dive into carcinization—the repeated evolution of crab-shaped crustaceans. We unpack why a wide, low, armored body offers stability, protection, and agile sideways movement, the trade-offs like losing the tail flip, and explore examples from king crabs to porcelain crabs, plus decarcinization and hyper-carcinization. A look at how constraints shape…
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Jar Jar Thanks: A Thanksgiving Special with Trinity Rodman, Jaedyn Shaw, Rebecca Lobo, Jessica Mendoza & More
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Celebrate Thanksgiving the Good Game way, with Sarah and producer Alex running through a Holiday Hot Take Speed Round and sharing their chaotic Turkey Day traditions. Plus, NWSL stars including Trinity Rodman and Jaedyn Shaw roasting turkey (and sometimes the entire holiday), friends of the show like Rebecca Lobo and Jessica Mendoza weighing in on …
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What the Heck is Adventure Racing? with Alyssa Godesky (Replay)
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This episode originally dropped on June 20, 2025 Joanne, Katie, and Kelly are joined by endurance athlete, FKT record holder, and former IronWomen host, Alyssa Godesky, for a deep dive into the crazy world of adventure racing. Alyssa shares what she’s been up to lately, plus her favorite recent race performance (can you say: Lydia Russell at Happy …
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Dive into the nonlinear world of the Duffing oscillator. We explore how a simple spring with a nonlinear twist can jump between steady, predictable motion and chaotic behavior as damping, stiffness, and driving force interact. We'll unpack key parameters, jump resonance, history-dependent responses, and the numerical tools (like Runge–Kutta and hom…
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Fog on the Fast Track: The Boundary Jet That Moves Fog
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A deep dive into new research showing fog is far from passive. We explore how a boundary layer low-level jet carries moist air inland, strengthens inversions, and spawns fog that can outrun surface winds. We unpack the creation–destruction balance: night-time radiative cooling powers fog growth, while morning solar heating and a warming ground hast…
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Crunch and Curvature: The Hyperbolic Paraboloid Behind Pringles
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We unpack how the Pringle chip’s familiar stack is born from a saddle-shaped hyperbolic paraboloid. With z = x^2/a^2 − y^2/b^2 and the boundary x^2/a^2 + y^2/b^2 < 1, the opposite curvatures distribute stress and enable precise, repeatable packaging. A bite-sized dive into how pure geometry turns snack time into engineering brilliance. Note: This p…
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Crafting Success: Beth Schneider's Journey in Creative Design and Entrepreneurship
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Join Emma Mulvany on the Rising Together podcast as she chats with Beth Schneider, a talented creative designer and entrepreneur. Discover Beth's inspiring journey from interior architecture to launching her own graphic design business. Learn about her creative process, the importance of community, and her future aspirations. Explore Beth's insight…
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Salt on the Chill: The Salt-Driven Revolution in Cooling Technology
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A tour of salt-based cooling tech that could redefine refrigeration. We unpack ionocaloric cooling using salt ions to trigger rapid melting and heat absorption, passive salt foam panels that radiate heat into space without electricity, and eutectic salt storage for shifting cooling loads. How these safe, nonflammable approaches could replace high-G…
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Coffee Stains LaTeX: The Digital Spill That Fights Perfection
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We dive into the Coffee Stains LaTeX package—a deliberately imperfect tool that generates believable coffee spills in LaTeX documents. From its 2009 origin as LaTeX Coffee to a collaborative, public-domain project, it uses the TIX vector graphics engine, a 34-color coffee palette, and user controls for opacity, scale, rotation, and position to crea…
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Weapons in the Air: The Weaponized Bills of Hummingbirds
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A deep dive into how some male hummingbirds have evolved tool-like bills—long, straight, and thick-bassed—to win fights over territory and mates. We examine the long-billed hermit, where juveniles start with curved bills that straighten as they mature, making the weapon appear in adulthood, and discuss how these designs resist axial loads during sp…
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Every Great Player Goes Through Chicago with Penelope Hocking
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Bay FC forward Penelope Hocking joined Sarah as part of the iHeart Women’s Sports Strong Start event at the NWSL Championship in San Jose. She discusses scoring in the same legendary stadium as her baseball-playing dad, getting drafted into the NWSL on the same day as her twin sister, and an awkward trade ask that was well worth it, now that she’s …
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Episode 81: Let's Talk Holistic Healing with Psychiatrist Dr. Hector Rodriguez
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Tune into this episode of M.A.Y.A. and meet Dr. Hector Rodriguez. Dr. Hector has an unique and powerful journey that led him to psychiatry .His core values are rooted in believing in the transformative power of self discovery and personal growth. Dr. Hector helps client tap into their unique set of strengths, experiences, and aspirations waiting to…
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Episode 80: Let's Talk Empowerment with Best-selling Author, Tedx Speaker & Podcaster, Simone Knego
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Tune into this episode of the M.A.Y.A. podcast and meet Simone Knego is a powerhouse keynote speaker, bestselling author of The Extraordinary UnOrdinary You, and a two-time TEDx speaker. She specializes in helping high achievers transform self-doubt into solid, inside-out confidence through her signature REAL Method: Respect yourself, Embrace your …
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ICT Ep 30: How Sponsors Win by Checking In Early with Sites
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Welcome to Innovating Clinical Trials, the podcast designed for clinical research professionals eager to deepen their understanding of clinical trials through concise, insightful segments. Join your hosts, Liam Eves and Ted Trafford, as they uncover the core issues in clinical research, reflect on the industry, and challenge conventional wisdom. In…
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Claude Opus 4.5: Orchestrating Smart AI Agents for Complex Tasks
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We unpack Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.5—from beating tough coding benchmarks and cutting token costs to a full stack of developer tools for long-horizon AI orchestration. Learn about on-demand tool discovery, programmatic tool calling, and tool-use schemas that curb context bloat and boost accuracy, plus safety improvements and controllable effort se…
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