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Understand All
Aaron Barlow
Sports Psychology Coaching
Eli Straw
Elephants in Rooms
Ken LaCorte
Songwriters on Process
Ben Opipari
Noticias Hispanas 02
Noticias Hispanas
Law, disrupted
Law, disrupted
Flagstick Podcast
Flagstick
Community
Kristina Bartold
The Niche Is You
Matthew Gottesman
Der Rest ist Geschichte
Deutschlandfunk
Your Money, Your Rules | Financial Mastery, Wealth Mindset, Leadership Principles, Intuitive Decision-Making, Human Design
Erin Gray | Holistic Advisor for Entrepreneurs, Former CFP and CFO
Buzzed Bingeing
Buzzed Bingeing
Bilvavi Mishkan Evneh
Reb Yirmi
Green voice
Kashif
Starlight Compost Multi-Cultural Cosmology
KVMR-FM
Pop Health Podcast
Meg and Melissa
Marvelous Chats Podcast
Marvelous Chats
Growing Together
Organic Church
Daily Devotions
St. John's - Wood Lake MN
I love you, Say it Back
Vic D
One Story Time
OneStoryTime
The Sports Coach Podcast
Steve Collins
Intelligence Career Conversations
INSA
In His Circle
Tiffany Windsor
Los Angeles Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
Phoenix Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
Sunny Mornings Encinitas
Sunny Mornings Media
San Diego Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
Unspeakable Leadership
Rohene Bouajram
Radiant Mom Rising | Identity, Mindset & Business for Moms Ready to Rise
Mary Dibble| Life Coach Helping Moms Navigate Life & Business With Ease
Rip It Up: The Renovations Podcast
Jenny Sheahan and Kate O'Driscoll
The Big 4 Transparency Podcast
Dominic Piscopo
Buzz Blossom & Squeak — Be a Neighborhood Naturalist
Jill McKinley
Respecting the Beer
McFleshman's Brewing Co
FP&A Unlocked
Paul Barnhurst
Wild Card with Rachel Martin
NPR
San Francisco Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
All
Aaron Barlow
Gregor MacGregor sold London a country that did not exist — and people actually bought the dream. In this episode, we unpack the Poyais scam, the fake country, the forged maps, the Poyais bonds, and the devastating trip ...
A simple male-or-female checkbox can hide more biology than most people realize. In this episode, we unpack intersex, sex characteristics, sex vs gender, and why the question of how many sexes and genders there are keeps...
There wasn’t just one “first civilization,” and that changes everything you think you know about ancient history. In this episode, we trace the oldest civilizations identified—from Mesopotamia and Egypt to the Indus Vall...
China spent decades trying to limit births—now it’s paying families to have more children, and that reversal raises a bigger question: what happens when a country tries to undo a generation of family policy? In this epis...
Why do a used-car lot, a lease, and a job offer all feel a little rigged in the same way? This episode on information asymmetry breaks down how unequal information shapes everyday deals, market failure, adverse selection...
A credit card swipe looks instant, but it can quietly change what borrowing costs you later — and even shape your credit score. In this episode, we break down how credit cards work, why minimum payments can be deceptive,...
A lump of corroded bronze from a shipwreck turned out to be the Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient sky computer that could track the Sun, Moon, eclipses, and calendar cycles. In this episode, we unpack how Greek astronomy...
How did a computer worm get into a supposedly isolated nuclear facility and quietly damage centrifuges without showing its hand? In this episode, we unpack Stuxnet, the infamous cyber weapon that targeted industrial cont...
A headache, a strange room noise, and a diplomatic posting in Havana turned into one of the strangest modern medical mysteries: Havana Syndrome, or anomalous health incidents. In this episode, we dig into the real theori...
A real 600-year-old book filled with plants, stars, baths, and strange diagrams still refuses to be read, and that’s not a myth — it’s the Voynich Manuscript. In this episode, we unpack the medieval codex, the unknown Vo...
In 1518, dozens—maybe hundreds—of people in Strasbourg reportedly danced for days, and the weirdest part is that the city’s response may have made it worse. In this episode, we dig into the Dancing Plague of 1518, the le...
One blast in 1848 sent a tamping iron through Phineas Gage’s skull—and the real mystery is not that he survived, but what his injury revealed about personality, judgment, and the frontal lobe. This episode follows the Ph...
A cat parasite that really does change rodent behavior has fueled a huge myth—so why do the human claims keep slipping out from under it? In this episode, we unpack Toxoplasma gondii, the mind-control myth, and the actua...
A plutonium sphere at Los Alamos was never meant to become a legend — so how did the Demon Core end up tied to two fatal criticality accidents? In this episode, we unpack the Demon Core, Harry Daghlian, Louis Slotin, and...
What really happens when a Cordyceps fungus infects an ant — and why the “zombie” story is both true and misleading? We break down how zombie ants are actually controlled, what scientists know about the brain, muscles, a...
A stack of metal discs and damp separators was enough to turn electricity from a one-time shock into a controllable current—and that changed science forever. In this episode, we unpack the voltaic pile battery, Alessandr...
A bizarre internet thought experiment can make people feel guilty just for hearing about it. In this episode, we unpack Roko’s Basilisk, the AI thought experiment, why people call it an information hazard, and why it’s m...
Some of the most familiar old wives’ tales are not just outdated — they’re flat-out false, and the science behind them is more surprising than you’d expect. In this episode, we break down the biggest health myths, why th...
Elephants bury the dead — and the way they cover bodies with soil is as strange and moving as it sounds. In this episode, we explore the shocking science behind elephant grief, carcass behavior, and the myth of elephant ...
What if simply hearing about an idea could trap you? In this gripping deep dive, we unpack Roko’s Basilisk—what it is, why it’s called “dangerous,” and how decision theory, information hazards, and real AI safety differ ...
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