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Quirks and Quarks
CBC
Paranormal UK Radio Network
Paranormal UK Radio Network
Typical Skeptic Podcast
Robert Kalil
Interplace
Brad Weed
Georgia Today
Georgia Public Broadcasting
Western Slope Skies
Farming Today
BBC Radio 4
艾灸养生108招 |病来了，不用怕
冯名雨艾灸
UnHerd with Freddie Sayers
UnHerd
An Analog Brain In A Digital Age | With Marco Ciappelli
Marco Ciappelli
Living Planet
DW
Ciência para não cientistas
Jorge Guerra Pires, PhD
The Secret Teachings
Ryan Gable
Alexis Knight l Facts First. Clarity Always.
Alexis Knight | Facts First. Clarity Always.
Water Colors Aquarium Gallery
Water Colors Aquarium Gallery
Vogel der Woche - bird of the week
rudiguricht
Conspicuous Cognition Podcast
Dan Williams
Blue Dot
Dave Schlom, Matt Fidler
Átomos y Bits
Agencia EFE
Daniel T. Bourne
Daniel Bourne
The Last Show with David Cooper
David Cooper
The Dissenter
Ricardo Lopes
OSU MedNet21
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
R2Kast - People in Food and Farming/All In
Wallace Currie
Cuentos y Leyendas de Honduras
Cuentos y Leyendas de Honduras
The Uncertainty Podcast
Miles K. Donahue
Beyond the Void: Philosophy & Psychology for the Modern Mind
btv
Ghost Town: Strange History, True Crime, & the Paranormal
Ghost Town
A Reading Life, A Writing Life, with Sally Bayley
Sally Bayley, Andrew Smith
Alpha Male Podcast - Christian Strength & Masculinity
Michael Milito
Real Ghost Stories Online
Real Ghost Stories Online | Paranormal, Supernatural & Horror Radio
Game-Changing History
Francis Lundh
Curiosity Theory
Dr. Dakotah Tyler & Justin Shaifer
Fantasy for the Ages
Jim Scriven
Universe Today Podcast
Fraser Cain
Theory Underground
theory underground
Many Minds
Kensy Cooperrider – Diverse Intelligences Summer Institute
Science
CBC
From camping out on 'bird poop island,' chasing down wild dogs in Madagascar, or even looking for bombs in a bog in Ottawa –– no one quite does summer like scientists. This week, we revisit some of the hijinks that Canad...
Quirks & Quarks has been taking your burning science questions for half a century. And while we thought we might have answered every question there is to answer over the years, our listeners proved there are always more ...
Some of the oceans biggest, most powerful predators, like certain sharks and tuna, are “mesothermic” or warm-bodied. Running hot allows them to rapidly convert their food to energy and heat, helping them swim faster and ...
Gold miners working in the Yukon regularly find ancient ground squirrel burrows throughout the permafrost, many containing fossilized feces. Researchers analyzing these well-preserved poop piles found they contain some o...
150 years ago, Charles Darwin noticed that birds and humans were both drawn to bright plumage and elaborate display. He called this interspecies esthetic appreciation a “shared taste for the beautiful.” Now, in a recent ...
The newly described Tylosaurus rex was a violent bus-sized Komodo dragon-like creature with serrated teeth. Dubbed the ‘T. rex of the sea,’ it would have occupied the top of the food chain in the marine ecosystem over 80...
Scientists recorded audio and video of 8 different kinds of rockfish living in the wild near British Columbia, and were surprised they could tell the species apart through their various grunts, pops and knocks, even thou...
In a study inspired by a field of dandelions, researchers wanted to know why, when you blow on a dandelion seed head, only the seeds closest to you take flight. They found that a dimple in the seed heads where the seed a...
On the morning of August 10, 2025, a landslide in a fjord along the southern Alaskan coast triggered a mega tsunami. It generated the second highest wave ever recorded that reached up to 481 metres above sea level. A new...
Cocaine and many other chemicals and drugs are found in many waterways, but especially around wastewater treatment plants. Scientists exposed wild juvenile Atlantic salmon to cocaine and its byproduct to see how it impac...
IDEAS, hosted by Nahlah Ayed is a weekday podcast that explores how ideas shape our world.“One of your tribe is enough.” That’s what Margaret Rossiter was told when she said she wanted to study female scientists in the ‘...
Seabird poop plays a surprising role in bringing life to barren islands, spreading nutrients throughout the ocean, and even creating wealth for an ancient human empire.PLUS:The precursors of written language go back a lo...
We tend to think of animals like snakes, rats and even cockroaches as pests, but in her new book, biologist Marlene Zuk says there's a lot we can learn from these less than desirable creatures, if we just give them a cha...
There's been a growing movement to develop new technologies to replace at least some of the animals used in scientific research. Researchers across Canada are working to create these tools, to usher in a new animal-free ...
On their mission around the moon, Jeremy Hansen and his crewmates will become the only four people on Earth to ever lay eyes on the entire far side of the moon. Since joining the space program, the Artemis astronauts hav...
New research confirms that dogs were the first animal to form a domestic relationship with humans, dating back to the end of the last Ice Age almost 16,000 years ago.PLUS:Constructing shelters out of Martian soil may be ...
An unusual hellscape of a planet found 34 light years from Earth has a deep ocean of molten magma surrounded by noxious, hot, rotten egg-type fumes. It just may be the most uninhabitable alien landscape we've ever come a...
We used to think that of our primate relatives, chimps were the more aggressive ape and bonobos were more peaceful. A recent study found that bonobos are just as antagonistic as chimps, but it's the females targeting mal...
You may have seen Black Hole, the image, but have you heard of the upcoming Black Hole, The Movie? This week, astronomers launched a new campaign to capture video footage of the supermassive black hole pulsing at the hea...
Starfish don't have brains, and yet they're able to mobilize hundreds of tiny hydraulic tube feet to get around. Now scientists are getting an understanding of just how they do that.PLUS:Atmospheric pollution from an ind...
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