The Skeptics’ Guide to the Universe is a weekly science podcast discussing the latest science news, critical thinking, bad science, conspiracies and controversies. -The Skeptics’ Guide to the Universe: Your escape to reality – Produced by SGU Productions, LLC: https://www.theskepticsguide.org
Categories: Science
Tags: fringe-science, paranormal, psuedoscience, science, Skeptic, skepticism
Nature Boy is a general science show hosted by four PhD graduate students studying plant biology at UC Riverside. Join Michael, Marschal, Jon, and Jess the first Sunday of each month as research from varied fields is discussed, made digestible, and often criticized. An irreverent look at the often over revered field of scientific research.
Categories: Education, Science
Tags: botany, Boy, graduate, kchung, nature, natureboy, plantbiology, plants, science, sixsiblings, students, ucriverside
Welcome to Frontiers Radio! A podcast for psychotherapists who value deep learning and individualized development that translates to better results with the people you aspire to improve. On the show, you will acquire 1. Cutting edge knowledge that pushes beyond the edge of your development. 2. Deliberate practice principles that are pulled together from the studies of expertise and expert performance in a variety of professional fields, including cognitive sciences about how we learn, behavioral economics, aesthetic arts, social, counselling and clinical psychology and 3. Latest updates and relevant tips from the front-lines of psychotherapy research.
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Categories: Education, Science
Tags: Arts, deliberate, development, learning, practice, Professional, psychotherapy, science
When Carly Parker’s friend Yumiko goes missing under very mysterious circumstances, Carly’s search for her friend leads her headfirst into a ancient mysterious game known only as Rabbits. Soon Carly begins to suspect that Rabbits is much more than just a game, and that the key to understanding Rabbits, might be the key to the survival of our species, and the Universe, as we know it.
Categories: Fiction
Tags: alexreagan, creepy, drama, eldfen, gimlet, horror, itunes, kcrw, mysterious, MYSTERY, narrative, nicsilver, npr, paulbae, pnws, Podcast, Podcasts, scary, science, sciencefiction, serial, Suspense, terrymiles, theblacktapes, thisamericanlife, truecrime, wnyc
Sci Fi Saturday Night, the Podcast is the web version of the popular New Hampshire based radio show. Our hosts, The Dome, Kriana, and Zombrarian discuss science fiction, science fact, fantasy and whatever else we think is cool, in between celebrity interviews.
Categories: Arts, Technology, TV & Film
Tags: Amber, anime, belanger, Ben, Benson, bova, Brian, Doctor Who, dome, fact, fantasy, fi, fiction, mr. k, Red Dwarf, SCI, Sci-Fi, science, science-fiction, star, star trek, Star Wars
Prometheus Radio Theatre, a group of experienced Baltimore-area Fan actors, writers and directors, is embarking on what we like to think is a bold, new path (then again, maybe we’re just deranged!) We’re bringing original, SF radio dramas to Fan audiences at area conventions, and we plan to offer said dramas via CD and streaming audio in the near future. Our current project is an episodic series, The Arbiter Chronicles, which author Steve Wilson describes as “a sort of Hornblower the Vampire Slayer in Space.” “Arbiters” tells the tale of young midshipmen (and women) in a future Navy, when the human race has expanded off earth, and things ain’t as bright and cheerful as some might expect.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: arbiters, fi, fiction, opera, OTR, prometheus, SCI, science, sf, Space
Dr. Ben has uncovered industry shifting science and treatment protocols that are transforming the face of skincare (pardon the pun). This podcast will be exploring many topics, including ingredient myths and truths, what toxins do, botox, skin mapping, healing internally, healing topically, healthy habits for teens, anti-aging, as well as many specific skin conditions. Dr. Ben is incredibly gifted at breaking down complex topics and translating them in an easily understood style.
Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness
Tags: aging, antiaging, beauty, botox, doctor, drbenjohnson, elixirs, face, Healing, health, healthyhabits, holistic, ingredientmyths, mineralmakeup, nontoxic, osmosisbeauty, science, skincare, skincareproducts, skinconcerns, skinconditions, skinmapping, teens, topically, toxins, Transformation, treatment, treatmentprotocols
Psyched??! We answer your call for psychiatry and mental health topics with our new upcoming podcast. We are two psychiatrists, David Carreon, 100%-nerd with a side of philosophy, and Jessi Gold, down-to-earth, empathic and, at times, sarcastic. We’re starting a podcast called “Psyched!” aimed to communicate stories in neuroscience and psychiatry to a wider audience. We’re targeting psychiatrists as our primary listeners, but hope to have a program that’s accessible, entertaining and informative for a broader audience. Basically, we want to be the Economist for psychiatry. We’ll cover everything from the foundational to the cutting-edge, from the popular to the weird. We hope to capture and communicate the excitement of psychiatry, and have fun while doing it.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: neuroscience, Philosophy, psychiatry, science
Acclaimed filmmaker Mary Sweeney and neuroscientist Jonas Kaplan explore the creative place where art and science meet. FLOAT is a series of conversations with filmmakers, fine artists, musicians, technologists, and neuroscientists, investigating their common inspirations, motivations, and processes. Hosted by two USC professors, FLOAT takes you on a journey to the nexus of art and science.
Categories: Science, TV & Film
Tags: art, film, neuroscience, Philosophy, science
Wyken Seagrave talks about the pleasures and pains of inventing, developing, writing and podcasting of Time Crystal, the greatest adventure in the history of the Universe. He also explores the science behind the story, explaining which bits are invented and which bits are hard science.
Categories: Arts
Tags: art, author, CERN, crystal, fantasy, science, scifi, seagrave, time, wyken
Companion podcast to the ASMR University website (www.asmruniversity.com), hosted by Dr. Craig Richard. Similar to the website, the podcast will cover the Origin, Art, and Science of Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: anxiety, asmr, autonomous, depression, insomnia, Meridian, oxytocin, relax, relaxation, Response, science, sensory, sleep, stress, tingles, university
Your audio guide to the most fascinating and fun revelations, reports, and studies on the internet. Quick, concise, and infectiously entertaining, This Week I Learned promises to make learning fun again.
Categories: Uncategorised
Want to know who won the airplane interior design awards last week? Curious about how tardigrades can survive in space? Want to know what bears have been up to lately? We have all the details!
We are Alex and Anthony – two engineers who back in 2018 realized something was missing. Headline news was hitting us over the head with political stories over and over again, and while we wanted to stay informed, we felt the news was overwhelming. We couldn’t find a news podcast that fit what we were looking for, so we started our own.
Knick Knack News is a news podcast for millennials who want to keep on top of exciting tech breakthroughs, scientific discoveries, and fun, uplifting news stories, without the political drama.
Every week, our show will catch you up on the unexpected and offbeat news you missed in all the noise, in less time than it takes you to write a screenplay with ChatGPT.
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Tags: Comedy, Funny, interesting, News, news stories, No Politics, science, tech, weird
“Sound of Liberty” is the echo of God’s voice for freedom–transmitting TRUTH and INSTRUCTION in a time of pervasive fear and deception. S.O.L has been summoned to awaken the sleeping through dramatic interpretation, music, and scripture, inviting listeners to pick up the frequency of God’s voice distinct from the pretenders of the times. You will also HEAR eye-witness and expert testimony of personal, spiritual combat situations and how these battles have been fought and won dimensionally. Listen up, as now is the time for freedom. “Go, make you ready!”
Categories: Arts, Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: codes, Freedom, mental-health, new world order, prayer, pro-choice, science, yahweh
Have you ever wondered what you can learn about yourself from your Saliva? Are you already an expert in Saliva Diagnostics? Or are you maybe just interested in cool science? Every month Spit it Out will bring you engaging discussions with thought leaders from academia and industry. Through these dialogues, you’ll find out everything from what’s in your saliva to why it’s a good indicator of your overall health. Join us on our mission to make the world safer, healthier and more productive as we raise awareness around what saliva can tell us, why it’s important for the future of healthcare, and what some really awesome people are doing about it today!
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Science
Tags: covid, future of healthcare, pandemic, saliva diagnostics, science, Testing
Mr. Barlow discusses the VCE Biology course content. Each episode covers a discreet topic and lasts for around 5 to 20 minutes. Great to listen to a few episodes before a test and concise enough to listen to an entire semester before an exam. Episode 1 to 12 covers Unit 1. Episode 13 to 23 covers Unit 2. Episode 24 to 31 covers Unit 3. Episode 32 to 39 covers Unit 4. *** Don’t forget to Download the ‘Unit 1 Biology‘, ‘Unit 2 Biology‘, ‘Unit 3 Biology‘ and ‘Unit 4 Biology‘ iPhone/iPod Touch apps on the iTunes App Store. ***
Categories: Education
Regarded as the one of the earliest examples of feminist philosophy, A Vindication of the Rights of Woman is written as a direct response to Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord, a French politician who delivered a report to the French National Assembly suggesting that women should only receive domestic education and additionally encourages women to stay clear of political affairs. In her treatise, Wollstonecraft avidly criticizes this inadequate perception of women as an inferior sex and attacks social inequality, while also arguing for women’s rights in the hope of redefining their position both in society and in marriage. Exploring themes of oppression, feminism, social reforms, education, sensibility, reason, and marriage, Wollstonecraft successfully sets the foundation for liberal feminism which had later inspired many to express their support. Published in 1792, the piece begins with Wollstonecraft’s argument that the power of reason is what places humans above all other forms of natural life, and this position is further reinforced by virtue and morality, and finally secured with the accumulation of knowledge. So, she believes that the key to happiness lies in the degree of reason, virtue, and knowledge exercised within society. Furthermore, this allows Wollstonecraft to express the notion that women are not naturally inferior to men, but instead this invalid perception is a direct outcome triggered by society’s failure to employ reason and properly educate women. Subsequently, she illustrates the ways in which women’s position in society is obstructed from early on in life, as they are encouraged to care for superficial attributes, surrender themselves to sensibility, and tend to their husband’s every need. Consequently, they are prevented from developing the ability to become autonomous members of society. In addition she expresses her belief that women should be equal in marriage and viewed as companions through life, rather than serve the sole purpose of pleasing their husbands and serving as decorative ornaments in society. Needless to say, A Vindication of the Rights of Woman is an influential and highly valuable piece in the history of feminist theory and activism, as it vividly portrays the political and social scene of the 18th century and marks the first step to the emancipation of women.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, audio books, audiobook, ebooks, free audio books, History, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Mary Wollstonecraft, Non-fiction, Philosophy, science
Curious friends (not experts) have fun diving into a variety of topics that intrigue them … From Mormonism to Online Dating, Transcendental Meditation to Midwifery; Science, Technology, Cults, Biographies & more … Everywhere You Go is Bullshit. Formerly known as The Fundamentals podcast.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: Biography, Comedy, cults, Culture, danfury, darrenmccarthy, Education, everywhereyougoisbullshit, everywhereyougoisbullsht, History, howstuffworks, learning, martinwallace, mormonism, science, Scientology, stuffyoushouldknow, thefundamentals, thefundamentalspodcast
Research? Science? What is that really? Who does that? Research This is the podcast about scientists and their stories. We want to bring you into the lives of people who work in labs: people who craft molecules, who alter genetic structures, who use microscopes to watch atoms move. We want to take you into the world of research and science to describe the amazing things that scientists do and how they do them, and we want to tell you the real, often hilarious, and sometimes somber stories of the people in the world of science. Come join the conversation, and let’s talk science.
Categories: Science, Society & Culture, Technology
Tags: Education, knowledge exchange, Philosophy, research, science, Society
101 is a show about the ways we learn. Each episode follows someone learning a new thing, and explores how their brain makes learning possible. Hosted by Shane Bergin and Jane Chadwick. Produced by Bureau.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: brain, Education, learn, learning, lesson, neuroscience, Psychology, science, teaching, ways