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The World, the Universe and Us
New Scientist
P2P Cafe - Der P2P Kredite Talk mit Thomas Butz & Lars Wrobbel
Thomas Butz & Lars Wrobbel
Unveiled by Grace Podcast
Ronald Major
The Erotic Realm
Emma | Psychology of Desire
Positivity Successor
James K
During the Break with Clint Powell
Clint Powell
Gnostic Insights
Cyd Ropp, Ph.D.
Hoy Hablamos Básico: Aprender español nivel básico-intermedio | Learn Spanish
Hoy Hablamos
张婉琦 | 爱之声
一如共鸣
Der Radio TEDDY-Nachrichtenpodcast des Tages
Radio TEDDY
"You Are A Lot" (an ADHD/AuDHD podcast)
Jen Kirkman
Window to the Future
Thomas Rackers
Hoy Hablamos: Podcast diario para aprender español - Learn Spanish Daily Podcast
Hoy Hablamos
Hoy Hablamos: Podcast diario para aprender español - Learn Spanish Daily Podcast
Hoy Hablamos
JIJI news for English Learners-時事通信英語学習ニュース‐
時事通信社
Sadler's Lectures
Lectures on classic and contemporary philosophical texts and thinkers by Gregory B. Sadler
人性的弱点-解读分享
终身都要成长
Les émissions de savoir de France Culture
France Culture
Le français avec Fluidité
Fabien Sausset
Der immocation Podcast | Lerne Immobilien
immocation
Keeping It Real: Conversations with Jillian Michaels
Jillian Michaels
Dad Starting Over
Dad Starting Over
TubeTalk: Your YouTube How-To Guide
vidIQ
Dad Starting Over
Dad Starting Over
Life Point
Tom Dougherty
Easy Catalan: Aprèn català amb converses reals
Sílvia, Andreu i l'equip d'Easy Catalan
Lama Zopa Rinpoche full length teachings
Lama Zopa Rinpoche
Gresham College Lectures
Gresham College
Movement Upgraded Podcast
Dr. Jen Hosler
Mindset Matters w/ Jimmy Everetts
Jimmy Everetts
PEANUTS Dictionary
ZIP-FM Podcast
Apollo The Original Podcast
Apollo The Original
Sandra Day O'Connor Institute
Sandra Day O'Connor Institute
Restart Hope
Joel Sikha
Success Secrets and Stories
Host and author, John Wandolowski and Co-Host Greg Powell
ECO Tuin Talks
ECOstyle
Shane Hewitt and The Nightshift
iHeartRadio
Education
New Scientist
Episode 382 Scientists have created a synthetic cell with just 36 genes that can copy DNA and replicate. In an attempt to create a “minimal cell”, a team led by professor Kate Adamala have built “SpudCell” from the groun...
Episode 381 Advances in sports science, data analysis and AI are having a huge impact on the way football is played. With England rated highly in this year’s World Cup, and teams such as Paraguay causing upsets - how wil...
Episode 380 The DNA of ancient humans has been found preserved in cave art that’s more than 40,000 years old. This discovery could open an entirely new avenue for finding out about the lives of our ancient ancestors. Res...
Episode 379 El Niño has officially arrived – a natural climate event that raises global temperatures. The difference this time is it looks very likely to become a “Super” El Niño. This is a more extreme warming phase whi...
Episode 378 A prototype Stonehenge has been discovered - an even older structure that may have been a first attempt at building the famous megalithic calendar. A team led by archaeologist Phil Harding, best-known for th...
Episode 377 Considered too dangerous and unreliable a few years ago, the technology for gene editing babies is advancing fast. Improved methods of using CRISPR gene editing are making the technique safer and more targete...
Episode 376 For the first time, scientists have mapped Earth’s vast underground fungal network - and it’s bigger than anyone imagined. Beneath our feet, plants and fungi have a hidden symbiotic relationship, sharing nutr...
Episode 375 The world’s deepest known whale graveyard has been discovered in the southern Indian Ocean. Located at a depth of seven kilometres, it contains millions of whale bones and has been described as a “deep-sea fo...
Episode 374 Google DeepMind is simulating entire worlds using AI - that can be interacted with in real time. “World models” simulate the environment and physics of the real world. And DeepMind’s Genie 3 model allows peop...
Episode 373 Despite being 5,300-years-old, the gut microbiome of the famous Ötzi the Ice Man appears to be still alive. A mix of ancient and modern bacteria have been found on Ötzi’s mummified remains - which are preserv...
Episode 372 Part of the world’s widest glacier is about to collapse – one of the dramatic changes underway that could ultimately trigger a 3 metre rise in sea levels, threatening coastal cities around the world. Thwaite...
Episode 371 The moa was a giant flightless bird from New Zealand that died out around 500 years ago. Are we about to see it brought back from extinction? Colossal Biosciences say they have made an artificial egg shell th...
Episode 370 The melting ice caps are accelerating global warming and contributing to sea level rise, but could also contribute to a different kind of climate catastrophe. The melting may cause massive amounts of frozen m...
Episode 369 A strange tooth found in a Siberian cave has pushed back the earliest evidence of dentistry by 45,000 years. The weird thing is, the evidence comes from a Neanderthal tooth - upending what we thought these an...
Episode 368 Scientists are concerned by a sudden increase in the rate of sea level rise. In 2012 it suddenly accelerated and has remained high ever since. From melting glaciers to oceans expanding as they warm, global se...
Episode 367 Some people are genetically destined to develop Alzheimer’s disease. But one man who carried the devastating mutation seems to have escaped it entirely - and scientists think it may be because of his job. Do...
Episode 366 A Pluto-sized object in the outer solar system has shocked scientists. It’s so tiny that it shouldn’t have an atmosphere - but it does. Object 2002 XV93, known as a plutino, is a small rock floating about in ...
Episode 365 Craig Venter, one of the world’s most influential geneticists, has died aged 79. He leaves behind an incredible - and complicated - legacy. Venter is primarily known for playing a leading role in the sequenci...
Episode 364 Global temperatures are rising faster than ever - and with a strong El Niño on the way, scientists are warning we could temporarily breach 2°C of warming above pre-industrial levels. While other models sugge...
Episode 363 Suzanne Simard is a world-renowned forest ecologist who shot to stardom with her first book Finding the Mother Tree. It tells the story of her life’s work, showing trees and plants are connected through funga...
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