Best Claire Shorenstein Podcasts (2024)

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Nutrition for Injury Recovery with Callie Roseland, MS RD CSSD 1:21:39

4h ago1:21:39

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Welcome to Episode 91 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Callie Roseland, MS RD CSSD. Callie is a tactical Performance Dietitian and athlete, and today we’re chatting about nutrition for injury recovery. We cover a lot in this episode, including Injury prevention (briefly) Nutrition strategies to recovery from a variety of injuries (soft t…

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The Logic Behind Illogical Ideologies: Pepperdine University's Jason Blakely 31:49

7h ago31:49

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The political landscape in the US has fragmented into a handful of beliefs, the adherents to which have less and less in common, other than a profound inability to comprehend others’ beliefs. This, unfortunately, is not news. In a fascinating new book, today’s guest attempts to pierce the incomprehensibility cloak. The guest is Jason Blakely, an as…

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Zion 100 Nutrition Recap with Sports Dietitian Julie Shobe 1:19:45

1h ago1:19:45

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Welcome to Episode 90 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring sports dietitian and ultra runner Julie Shobe, MS RDN. Julie is a second-time guest on the show, and I brought her back to tell me all about her recent Zion 100 mile finish. In case you missed it, we did an in-depth episode (number 69) all about how to fuel an ultra marathon. So thin…

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Destroying The Internet In Order To Save It: Project Liberty's Frank McCourt 31:07

15d ago31:07

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The guests who come on In Reality come prepared to talk about big issues. Truth, polarization, the information ecosystem: these are not exactly niche issues. Today’s guest though, may have the biggest embrace of anyone I’ve had on the show... You may know Frank McCourt as the billionaire real estate magnate and owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers base…

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Nutrition for Mountain Athletes with Sports Dietitian Alyssa Leib 1:07:06

17d ago1:07:06

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Welcome to Episode 89 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Alyssa Leib, MS RD of Peak to Peak Nutrition. Today, we’re chatting about sports nutrition for mountain athletes, with a spotlight on climbers. Alyssa is herself a trail runner and climber, and I had a ton of questions about climbing as it’s most definitely not my sport, plus I’m alw…

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How Newsrooms Decide What's True: Former Editor of the Washington Post Martin Baron 49:11

28d ago49:11

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To figure out what’s true and what’s not in today’s chaotic, fragmented, contradictory information environment, all of us news consumers have to think like journalists: is that story I’m seeing backed by evidence, is the headline fair, is the coverage biased? Well, we could do worse than to think like the journalist who is today’s guest. Until his …

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Athlete Nutrition Profile: Recreational Distance Runner Trey Duncan 1:00:35

1M ago1:00:35

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Welcome to Episode 88 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring recreational distance runner Trey Duncan. Trey is a former nutrition client of mine, and he recently ran 2:57 and placed second in his age group at the LA marathon. What a different place he is in now compared to just two years ago, when he was suffering from years of alcohol abuse a…

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Personalized Hydration with Sports Dietitian Colette Vartanian 1:26:38

1M ago1:26:38

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Welcome to Episode 87 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Colette Vartanian (MS RD), a sports dietitian and the Athlete Care Manager over at Skratch Labs. Today, Colette and I are chatting about personalized hydration. It’s been awhile since I did a dedicated hydration episode, so I figured it was time to revisit this important topic, espec…

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The Saboteurs Within: University of Michigan's Barbara McQuade 47:15

2M ago47:15

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For decades, America’s foreign adversaries have used disinformation to undermine American democracy, to sow division and create confusion about what is even true. But who needs foreign adversaries when so many Americans, for whatever reason, have embraced the same tactics and same apparent goal? Today’s guest, Barbara McQuade, is a professor at Uni…

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Deep Dive into Cortisol with Sports Dietitian, Dana Eshelman 1:11:52

2M ago1:11:52

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Welcome to Episode 86 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring fellow Sports Dietitian and endurance athlete Dana Eshelman (MS RD CSSD), founder of A Dash of Dana Performance Nutrition. Today, Dana and I are chatting about the hormone cortisol (aka "the stress hormone") and how it relates to health and performance in endurance athletes. We were …

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Why We're Losing the Misinformation War: The Information Futures Lab's Claire Wardle 37:39

3M ago37:39

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It was eight years ago, when Brexit and the US Presidential election showed how misinformation enables real-world damage. Since then, researchers, content managers, regulators, journalists and others sprang into action to counter misinformation and now misinformation pollutions is even worse. Why? Claire Wardle has some ideas. She’s been in the fig…

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Athlete Nutrition Profile: Recreational ultrarunner Janet Cunningham 1:30:37

2M ago1:30:37

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Welcome to Episode 85 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring back of the pack trail and ultra runner Janet Cunningham. Janet is a mental health professional and a fan of the podcast, and she reached out to me awhile back to share her nutrition story. You all enjoy the professional athletes I have on here, but many of you have asked for me to i…

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Joy is a Nutrient with Sports Dietitian Dawn Jackson Blatner 1:25:38

3M ago1:25:38

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Welcome to episode 84 of the Eat for Endurance podcast, featuring fellow sports dietitian Dawn Jackson Blatner (RDN, CSSD). Dawn is all about “positive nutrition” and the idea that “joy is a nutrient,” which really captured my attention, as I send similar messaging to my clients. I encourage them to fuel themselves fully so they can feel good, perf…

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Stopping Misinformation At The Gate: News Literacy Project's Peter Adams 39:36

3M ago39:36

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Welcome to In Reality, the podcast about truth, disinformation and the media with Eric Schurenberg, a long time journalist and media executive, now the founder of the Alliance for Trust in Media. There are two ways to fight misinformation: One is to debunk falsehoods after they have surfaced. The other is to help create media literate news audience…

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Athlete Nutrition Profile - Jonathan Levitt 1:36:11

4M ago1:36:11

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Welcome to Episode 83 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Jonathan Levitt. Jonathan is based in Bolder, Colorado and wears many different hats as a runner, podcast host of For the Long Run, and senior sales executive over at Inside Tracker. We had an awesome conversation on all things running and nutrition, and went off on more than a few t…

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Is News Negativity Driving Audiences Away? The Solutions Journalism Network's David Bornstein 49:54

4M ago49:54

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Journalism’s problems today are legion: Collapsing business models, attacks from political partisans, divisions in the profession over basic questions like objectivity. But none of these is solvable until newsrooms address their troubled relationship with audiences: Too many people don’t believe journalists work in their interest. Many avoid news b…

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Athlete Nutrition Profile - Professional Surfer Tessa Timmons 1:12:43

4M ago1:12:43

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Welcome to Episode 82 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Tessa Timmons, a professional long-board surfer with O’Neill. I know this show is mostly focused on endurance athletes, but I love talking to athletes in different sports and learning about their nutrition journeys. So today is one of those episodes! As you guys know, I grew up in Sa…

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Who Killed Trust? And What Can We Do About It? The Center for Media Engagement at UT Austin's Talia Stroud 39:27

5M ago39:27

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A lot of people, Eric included, are working to figure out what exactly happened to facts, trust in institutions like science and the news, and to the shared reality we used to enjoy in this country. There is no shortage of research about the depth of the problem but very little about what really might reverse it. Which is where today’s guest comes …

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Metabolic Efficiency Training with Sports Dietitian Bob Seebohar 1:05:40

5M ago1:05:40

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Happy New Year and welcome to Episode 81 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast! Today Sports Dietitian Bob Seebohar (MS RD CSSD CSCS) of eNRG Performance joins me on the show to chat all about Metabolic Efficiency Training (MET), a concept that he created in the early 2000s. MET can be defined as a systematic nutrition and exercise approach to improving…

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Digital Disruption and the Myth of Mainstream Media: CEO of Fortune Media Alan Murray 59:04

5M ago59:04

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In talking about the news today, it’s tempting to focus on the bad actors, the amplifiers of nonsense and the peddlers of outrage. It’s worth remembering, though, they’re not the only players. There are journalists who adhere to standards and have managed to thrive despite the seismic disruption of the industry. Today’s guest is one of those. Alan …

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Peak Performance for Endurance Athletes (Sneak Peek!) 48:00

5M ago48:00

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Welcome to Episode 80 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, and my last episode of 2023! As you may have heard in my previous episodes, I’ve been working on a new self-paced course called Peak Performance for Endurance Athletes: Your Ultimate Guide to Strategic Fueling. I thought it would be fun to give you all a FREE sneak peek, so I've recorded the f…

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Can You Make A Profit Fighting Misinfo? NewsGuard's Gordon Crovitz 44:50

6M ago44:50

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Disinformation is good business. Spreading lies and outrage tends to be profitable, thanks to programmatic advertising, which cares only about traffic, not truth, and funding by state actors like Russia, which pour money into narratives that undermine democracies. Supporting truth is a tougher commercial prospect, but today’s guest is giving it a c…

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Athlete Nutrition Profile - Endurance athlete, scientist, and entrepreneur, Simon Donato 1:20:44

6M ago1:20:44

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Welcome to Episode 79 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Simon Donato, an endurance athlete, scientist, entrepreneur, and life-long adventure seeker. If you’re not familiar with Simon, he has a really interesting background. He grew up exploring and playing multiple sports, eventually getting into adventure racing while at University. Afte…

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Polarization's Ground Zero: Author of 'Network of Lies' Brian Stelter 44:18

6M ago44:18

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According to a Pew Research survey in 2021, almost three quarters of Americans consider Fox News to be part of the mainstream media, along with familiar brands like ABC News and the Wall Street Journal. That’s interesting because Fox is different in many ways. It’s not only easily the most profitable cable news network and the only one trusted by m…

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Plant-Based Nutrition for Endurance Athletes with Sports Dietitian Kelly Jones 1:07:44

6M ago1:07:44

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Happy Thanksgiving and welcome to Episode 78 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast. Fellow Sports Dietitian Kelly Jones (MS RD CSSD) of Kelly Jones Nutrition returns to the show today to chat with me about plant-based nutrition for endurance athletes. Kelly calls her diet plant-forward, while I am very much a plant-loving omnivore. As this show seeks to…

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How To Know If You Can Trust That Story: The Trust Project's Sally Lehrman 47:20

6M ago47:20

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The information environment today has two broad problems: a supply side problem and a demand side problem. On the supply side, it is ridiculously easy for anyone to spread propaganda or outrage or lies online, and on the demand side, it is hard for audiences to distinguish manipulation from fact-based news. Today’s guest, Sally Lehrman, aims to tac…

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Athlete Nutrition Profile - Pro Beach Volleyball Player Betsi Flint 55:40

7M ago55:40

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Welcome to Episode 77 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Betsi Flint, a professional beach volleyball player on Team USA. Betsi is a 6-time Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) Champion and holds a number of other awards and accolades, including gold and silver medals at several International Volleyball Federation games. She is cu…

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How Fake History Ignites the Fake Present: Britain's Author of 'Fake History' and 'Fake Heroes' Otto English 35:29

7M ago35:29

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Welcome to In Reality, the podcast about truth, disinformation and the media. I’m Eric Schurenberg, a long time journalist and media executive, now the executive director of the Alliance for Trust in Media. An awful lot of the heat in today’s polarized political landscape arises from vastly different interpretations of history. In the US, we fight …

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Why Don't The Advocates of Truth Work Together? 42:53

7M ago42:53

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A lot of academic researchers, journalists, NGOs, even a few tech firms--are working on the issue of disinformation. Some people are opposed to this work, especially on the political right, and have given this disparate group the ominous collective nickname of disinformation industrial complex, as if it were a monolith devoted single-mindedly to ce…

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Carb Loading with Sports Dietitian Meghann Featherstun 1:09:14

7M ago1:09:14

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Welcome to Episode 76 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring fellow sports dietitian and runner Meghann Featherstun (MS RD CSSD) of Featherstone Nutrition. I’ve had carb loading on my list of topics for awhile now, and I couldn’t think of a better dietitian to tackle this one with me than Meghann. She is known for her love of graham crackers, …

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Long Course Triathlon Nutrition with Sports Dietitian, Stevie Smith 1:22:15

8M ago1:22:15

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Welcome to episode 75 of the Eat for Endurance podcast, featuring fellow Sports Dietitian Stevie Smith (MS RD CSSD). Today we’re discussing performance nutrition for triathlon, specifically for the 70.3 and 140.6 distances. Stevie is not only an experienced dietitian, but she has also finished ten full ironman distance triathlons and numerous 70.3 …

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How To Make Advertising An Ally For Truth 47:34

8M ago47:34

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One reason that falsehoods flourish online is that major advertisers fund them—but usually unwittingly. The opaque nature of automated online ad delivery means that advertisers don’t actually know where most of their digital ads appear. On a high-quality news site? Maybe. On a trashy clickbait farm? The ad-tech doesn’t care. Today’s In Reality gues…

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Athlete Nutrition Profile - Recreational Distance Runner Alice Rosso 1:19:38

8M ago1:19:38

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Welcome to episode 74 of the Eat for Endurance podcast, featuring recreational distance runner and screen writer, Alice Rosso. I love showcasing a variety of voices and have been trying to include more recreational athlete episodes, so I was excited when Alice reached out as a fan of the show who wanted to share her story. We recorded in early Augu…

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Tech Led Us Into The Misinfo Mess. Can It Lead Us Out? 34:22

8M ago34:22

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You can blame today’s chaotic information environment on many factors: digital inequality and the rise of populism, attention hijacking by social media, and the collapse of mainstream media business models. Wherever you point the finger, digital technology was either the root cause or an accelerant. Which is why today’s guest is particularly worth …

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Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport with Sports Dietitian Heidi Strickler 1:43:18

9M ago1:43:18

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Welcome to Episode 73 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring fellow Sports Dietitian Heidi Strickler, MS RD CSSD. Heidi is a trail runner and self-proclaimed outdoor junkie based in Seattle. I got a listener request to do a show on relative energy deficiency in sport - also known as RED-S (soon to be REDS) - around the same time I heard Heidi’…

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What We Really Look For When We Say We're Looking For Truth 42:42

9M ago42:42

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Welcome to In Reality, the podcast about truth, disinformation and the media. I’m Eric Schurenberg, a longtime journalist, now executive director of the Alliance for Trust in Media. One of my long-held assumptions is that everyone seeks the truth. They may be derailed in that quest by false information, but the ultimate goal is factuality. Today’s …

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Peri- And Postmenopause Nutrition for Female Athletes with Sports Dietitian Dina Griffin 1:28:28

9M ago1:28:28

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Welcome to episode 72 of The Eat for Endurance Podcast! Today’s guest is sports dietitian Dina Griffin, MS, RDN, CSSD, CISSN, who I invited on the show to chat about Peri- and Postmenopause nutrition for female athletes. Dina is the Owner and Founder of The Nutrition Mechanic, and she also co-hosts the Inside Sports Nutrition podcast with fellow sp…

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Atlantic CEO Nick Thompson: What To Believe (or not) in the News 49:20

9M ago49:20

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When I talk to people about the mission of In Reality, I frequently am told, “Media is so corrupt. Why do you bother.” In some circles, it seems that hating professional media is just a reflex, like saying “Bless you” when someone sneezes. Nothing personal. Today’s guest is one of the best living rebuttals I can think of to this kind of blanket con…

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Athlete Nutrition Profile - Professional Runner and Vegan Athlete, Sage Canaday 1:25:28

10M ago1:25:28

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Welcome to Episode of 71 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring pro-runner, coach, and plant-based athlete, Sage Canaday. Sage has been running for over 20 years, and is known for his “any surface any distance” motto. He started out his professional career on the roads, and is a 2-time US Olympic Trials qualifier in the Marathon and a top 20 o…

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How to Get People to Believe in Science Again 36:44

10M ago36:44

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In politics, you can understand why some voters align themselves with claims that don’t bear up under scrutiny. In politics, there are other forces at work than factuality, like tribal identity and moral narratives. But science is different—or ought to be. And yet trust in science has stumbled, along with media and government. So… why? And what’s t…

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Athlete Nutrition Profile: Professional Ultrarunner Corrine Malcolm 1:25:37

10M ago1:25:37

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Welcome to Episode 70 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Corrine Malcolm. Corrine is a professional ultrarunner, run and ski coach, co-host of the Trail Society podcast, and Editor-in-Chief at Freetrail. There's so much I didn't get to ask her even in a 90-min episode, but we did go real deep into her history as a high school and collegiat…

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How to Build Immunity to Viral Misinformation 1:00:26

10M ago1:00:26

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We in the media tend to be pretty good at admiring the problem of disinformation, not so good at countering it. So a plan for countering falsehoods in the public sphere is one of the things that makes today’s guest, Sander van der Linden, so intriguing. Van der Linden is a professor of Social Psychology in Society at the University of Cambridge and…

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Performance Nutrition for Ultrarunners with Julie Shobe, MS RD 1:30:49

11M ago1:30:49

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Welcome to episode 69 of the Eat for Endurance podcast! Today’s topic is Performance Nutrition for Ultrarunners, and features fellow Registered Dietitian and ultrarunner, Julie Shobe MS RD. Julie and I cover all the building blocks to creating a successful race day nutrition plan, such as: Hourly carb and protein goals during long training runs and…

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Athlete Nutrition Profile: Pro-Trail Runner and Co-Founder of Freetrail, Dylan Bowman 1:13:32

11M ago1:13:32

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Welcome to Episode 68 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Dylan Bowman, a professional trail runner, co-founder of Freetrail, and host of the Freetrail Podcast. Dylan has had a long and impressive career as a trail and ultra runner, with too many wins and podiums from the past 14 years to mention here. These days, he’s at least as well know…

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Dublin Tech Summit 2023 | What Does Generative AI Mean For The Information Landscape? 38:16

11M ago38:16

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In this special episode, recorded at this years Dublin Tech Summit, Eric is joined by Sean O hEigeartaigh, acting director of the Centre for the study of Existential Risk at Cambridge University. For a dozen years, his research has focused on AI and other emerging technologies. Sean and Eric discuss what generative AI means for the information land…

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Functional Nutrition for Endurance Athletes with Kirsten Screen, MPH RD LD 1:30:35

11M ago1:30:35

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Welcome to Episode 67 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Performance Dietitian Kirsten Screen, MPH RD LD. Today's topic is functional nutrition for endurance athletes, and let me tell you - it is a jam-packed 90 minutes that you do not want to miss! Kirsten specializes in Integrative Performance Nutrition and has been in the nutrition worl…

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Athlete Nutrition Profile: Semi-Professional Distance Runner Ellie Pell 1:14:30

12M ago1:14:30

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Welcome to Episode 66 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, featuring Ellie Pell, aka Gazzellie, a semi-professional distance runner and Manager of the Skratch Labs Cafe in Boulder, Colorado. Ellie is probably best known as a trail and ultra runner, with several wins and podiums under her belt, but she also is a fierce road marathoner! She qualified fo…

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What’s Really Behind the Collapse of Trust in the Media 39:34

12M ago39:34

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When too many people believe in things that aren’t true, democracy suffers. Democracy also suffers when people refuse to believe what is true, just because it appeared in the mainstream media. For all its failings—the unacknowledged biases, the inevitable errors, the pandering—professional journalism serves a key role in a democracy, and so the ref…

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Iron Status and Nutrition During Injury with Sports Dietitian Kelsey Pontius 1:24:04

1y ago1:24:04

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Welcome to episode 65 of the Eat for Endurance podcast, featuring sports dietitian Kelsey Pontius, RD LDN CSSD. Kelsey is the founder of her private practice, Meteor Nutrition, and is a talented distance runner as well, qualifying for both the 2020 and 2024 US Marathon Olympic Trials. Today, Kelsey and I chat in depth about two topics that we frequ…

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Why Are Some Beliefs so Maddeningly Resistant to Evidence? 38:48

1y ago38:48

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You don’t have to go too deep on the topic of disinformation before you stumble into a question that philosophers have wrestled with for centuries: How do we know what we know? That’s when it’s good to have a philosopher in the room, and we are lucky today to welcome Åsa Wikforss, a professor of theoretical philosophy at Stockholm University and th…

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