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Each week we bring you a new, in-depth exploration of the space where science and society collide. We’re committed to the idea that making an effort to understand the world around you though science and critical thinking can benefit everyone—and lead to better decisions. We want to find out what’s true, what’s left to discover, and why it all matters.
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Inquiring minds want to know...My Inquiring Mind is a weekly podcast delivering discussions on various topics. Through a combination of interviews and self research, your host Kate Croom, gets authentic, entertaining and some times bizarre facts on real life stories and provides education about each. Covering topics from true crime and mystery to current events, psychology & more! Kate will cover whatever topic she’s obsessing and inquiring about that week.
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Donna Karlin and Steve Harper have spent over 15 years percolating about life, business, and the myriad of perspectives we have about ourselves within it all and now we’re inviting you to listen in. Inquiring Minds is about life and the conversations we have to navigate it —Conversations to help us learn, evolve and challenge how we think about ourselves and others so we make better, more informed choices.
Inquirers into the Strange is a monthly(ish) podcast hosted by Ansir and Sophia. Join them as they discuss a vast array of topics including: the paranormal, occult, cryptozoology, myths & legends, extra-terrestrials, UFOs, strange murders and events, as well as anything else that seems to defy explanation. Ansir provides his mix of logic and occult knowledge, whilst Sophia draws forth reason by asking the questions that everyone has in mind -- injecting a good dose of humour as only she can!
Most learning is superficial and fades quickly. This podcast will equip you to move to learning that is durable because it is deep. Deep learning lasts because it respects the way the brain works. Inquiring minds want to know "how" and "why"—not just what!
General stuff that inquiring minds like to know. FUN. Advice, if needed. Serious comedy. 😂🤨.
Oriental medicine was not developed in a laboratory. It does not advance through double-blind controlled studies, nor does it respond well to petri dish experimentation. Our medicine did not come from the statistical regression of randomized cohorts, but from the observation and treatment of individuals in their particular environment. It grows out of an embodied sense of understanding how life moves, unfolds, develops and declines. Medicine comes from continuous, thoughtful practice of what ...
An inquiring podcast from Themos: A mix between a physicist, an engineer, a geek, and a Greek. www.timaras.com
This fortnightly podcast is for the endlessly curious, for those who like listening to inquiring minds talking about their work and ideas. With over 20 years experience as a documentary cameraperson, podcaster Piers Leigh has a passion for science, story-telling and learning. In a long-form and relaxed exchange, Piers leads a conversation with a leading scientist or thinker. www.piersleigh.com/podcast Music: Blake Leigh Creative Direction: Alice Sheppard Fidler
I'm Ann Marie McQueen, a Canadian-born, Middle East-residing, perimenopausing journalist. I'm also founder of Hotflash Inc, which is my one-woman platform to inform, entertain and encourage the global perimenoposse. And I'm here reminding you that while nothing about this peri/menopause transition is easy, it is going somewhere good. My aim is to give you the best information, in the most objective, balanced manner I can muster. I'll give you access to some remarkable people, cutting-edge in ...
Inquiring minds want to know what is on the mind of The World's Greatest Thinker. We deliver this knowledge in daily two-minute bite-sized chunks.
A podcast from Sno-Isle Libraries for lifelong learners with inquiring minds. Check It Out! introduces the amazing people who work at, use and collaborate with the library district – and all of the services it offers to residents of Washington State’s Snohomish and Island counties.
A Podcast for Priests Who Need Priests - This podcast is designed to provide information, encouragement, and entertainment for priests, other clergy, and those who love them. We'll talk about self-care and the many joys and challenges that come with the cassock.
What’s up everybody I’m your host Mr. Los. I work in the International transportation sector as a shipbroker for liquid transportation overseas. In this profession I give global market analysis, provide logistics and legal guidance for contract assessment and forward market broadcasting. In addition to the international business I am an MMA striking coach with about 20 years of martial arts experience having trained all over the world at the top academies in the world in multiple different s ...
Chai. It’s more than just a soothing warm drink for relaxing. It can be argued that the core of desi society is Chai. From Pakistan to Bangladesh, Nepal to Sri Lanka. They live for Chai. It starts the day, while ones evening cannot be finished before having it before the night is over. Hell, the British invaded India for this very reason. Nothing exemplifies south Asia like this hot cup of relaxation where some of the most captivating discussions take place that could change the world night ...
30 minutes inside the mind of a Catholic Christian, dad, husband and nerd. Not the best. Not the worst. Probably a lot like you. Each week, I look at something happening now or currently in my head. Then I take a deeper dive into a single topic: philosophy, the Bible, theology, parenting, career, society, questions or guest interviews. Whatever I pick, it usually ends up being something to which we can all relate, and that matters. MY last segment looks at something old, which is usually a m ...
Direct from the Eternal City, EWTN’s Joan Lewis speaks with Vatican officials and visitors about events affecting the Church and the world.
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Turning a Disagreement into a Conversation
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The term disagreement has negative connotations. When we have divergent viewpoints, how can we turn a disagreement into a conversation? Donna and Steve talk about how to deal with differing views and choices through curiosity rather than judgement or having to be 'right'. Listen in and then let us know how you've dealt with these kinds of situation…
In today's up to date episode, Adam Bristol is back to highlight three scientific papers that have caught his eye lately. The first two are about our evolutionary history of life on this planet, filling in some of the holes in the fossil record, and making some unexpected discoveries along the way. The third paper has us looking at potential biosec…
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S2 E3: Dark Origins of Children's Nursery Rhymes
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Mother Goose is the fictional sweet old lady who wrote the nursery rhymes that many of use grew up hearing and maybe some of you have even passed them on to your own children… but most of those nursery rhymes actually come from very dark origins. You have been warned... THIS EPISODE MAY RUIN YOUR CHILDHOOD! In this episode I expose the backstories …
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“The Birth of American Propaganda” – A Conversation on Manipulating the Masses with John Hamilton
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The Committee on Public Information (CPI) is the first and only Ministry of Propaganda the United States has ever had. It started one week after the United States entered World War I in April of 1917; in fact, there wasn't even conscription for some weeks, but the Committee on Public Information was created right away. Why? To explore this question…
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I'm Ann Marie McQueen, a Canadian-born, Middle East-residing, perimenopausing journalist. I'm also founder of Hotflash Inc, which is my one-woman platform to inform, entertain and encourage the global perimenoposse. And I'm here reminding you that while nothing about this peri/menopause transition is easy, it is going somewhere good. My aim is to g…
Giants... They exist in folklore and mythology around the world. Are they real? What makes a giant? Join Ansir & Sophia for a discussion about giants, their origin, their roles, and if their presence is being covered up. Support the show (https://inquirersintothestrange.wordpress.com/shop/)By Ansir & Sophia
There is currently a mood of dismissal and even denigration of experts. "Strongly held opinions should be granted the status of facts," say some laypeople. This episode explains why learning requires transformative expertise outside oneself.By Mike Gray
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Richard Rohlin - his origin story and preliminary thoughts on kata
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Join Fr. Anthony and Amon Sul co-host Richard Rohlin as Richard shares his origin story (the spider bite was a bilingual household!), some thoughts on kata, and his love of language. This edition serves as a warmup for their upcoming conversation on the need to get the stories of ourselves, our nation, and the cosmos right. Enjoy the show!…
If you strive for perfection and believe you’ve reached it, then no more growth is possible. That goal of perfection by definition is the end result. Donna and Steve discuss what it means to be a perfectionist and whether or not that's what most people truly want. Listen in and let us know your experience with perfectionism or perfectionists. #perf…
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“The Recruiter: Part 2 of 2” – Modern Spycraft with Doug London (Part 2)
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Doug London is thoughtful and reflective – but he doesn’t pull his punches and he candidly shares his analysis of the contemporary intelligence landscape. In this second part, Doug reflects on the path taken after 9/11, the CIA at the crossroads, and why human intelligence (HUMINT) will remain central to the vast and increasingly technologically so…
There are many ways at looking at how to answer this. Donna and Steve discuss whether or not being happy is conditional or a choice no matter what. Listen in and let us know what your perspective is. #happiness #choice #conditional #perspective #inquiringminds #coaching
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“The Recruiter: Part 1 of 2” – Modern SpyCraft with Doug London
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This week’s guest believes that espionage is about the “human soul…[it’s] a very intimate profession…the relationship between a case officer and an agent and the need to really have…a profound insight window into their life and their souls.” Doug London may be accused of many things, but you can’t say he’s shallow. His book, The Recruiter, is based…
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Connections and Principles of Japanese acupuncture, The Nan Jing, and the Saam Method
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Leaves on a plant curl and turn yellow when the soil is not right. The health of a cat is reflected in the texture of its fur and clearity in the eyes. Likewise with people we can discern states of wellness or illness by attending to those parts of the body that are the first to show the signs of change. And so over the centuries we’ve learned to t…
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Inside the Race to the Coronavirus Vaccine with Brendan Borrell
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In early 2020, experts predicted the development of the COVID-19 vaccine would take 12 to 18 months. Fast forward to today and there are at least five vaccines approved by the World Health Organization. Joining Indre today is Brendan Borrell, a health scientist and business journalist who’s written for The Atlantic, National Geographic, Wired, and …
Educational curricula are obsessed with information. Rigor means more information is covered. Learn how to overcome the systemic prioritization of information over real knowing.By Mike Gray
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S2 E2: Unanswered Questions: Gabby Petito & Brian Laundrie
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Breaking down the timeline of events for the Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie case. Hear audio from the 911 call and that infamous police body cam footage. I discuss what I feel happened, how the police handled the traffic stop, mental health and my own experiences with mental health. Listen as I tell the tragic and suspicious outcome of this toxic …
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“The Happy Traitor” – A Conversation on George Blake with Biographer Simon Kuper
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He was a Soviet agent who was “turned” by Karl Marx after reading Das Kapital – which led him to give up the important operations, a host of MI6 agents and a treasure trove of secret intelligence… George Blake was a courier in the Dutch resistance, an MI6 intelligence officer, a language student at Cambridge, a “Vice-Consul” in South Korea, a priso…
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“Soviet Defectors: Revelations of Renegade Intelligence Officers” - with World Leading Expert Kevin Riehle
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He has worked as a counterintelligence analyst at the FBI and the DIA. He speaks Russian. He was personally supervised by Robert Hanssen. He has an obsession with Soviet Defectors… “Freedom has many difficulties,” said JFK in his Berlin Speech, “and democracy is not perfect, but we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in.” What was it…
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Who are you inviting into your life and who do you need to tell to take a hike?
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Put yourself in the shoes of a gate-keeper - one who protects those in a community, a building, a relationship - any type of gatekeeper. They're there to make sure you're safe and protected and those you see are people you want to spend time with. They make sure all the rest stay out to the best of their ability. Now what if you did that for your o…
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“So, I’m a Spy & I’d like to Write a Book…”
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Nada Bakos is a former CIA analyst and Chief Targeting Officer, Mark Fallon was an NCIS Special Agent and Director of the Criminal Investigative Task Force at Guantanamo, Frank Snepp is a former chief analyst of North Vietnamese Strategy for the CIA during the Vietnam War. Mark Zaid - one of the nation’s top national security lawyers - joins Andrew…
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Moving Your Way Through Cancer with Dr. Kathryn Schmitz
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The topic of cancer is one that has been addressed more than once before on Inquiring Minds, and today Indre visits it once again, this time looking at the impact that exercise can have on those undergoing cancer treatment. Joining her for this revelatory discussion is Dr. Kathryn Schmitz, whose many, many accomplishments include holding the positi…
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Three Ideal Types of Parish Music Programs (w/Dn. Michael Abrahamson)
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In this episode, Fr. Anthony talks with Dn. Michael about three ideal types of parish music; choir, kliros, and congregational. They discuss their attributes, what is required to sustain them, and the way each brings glory to God in its own way. Enjoy the show!By Fr. Anthony Perkins and Ancient Faith Radio
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Coming out of the Fog: Epistemology Part 2
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Knowledge requires a human knower. A person can be said to know something when they believe it to be true and they can justify that belief using reason and evidence.By Mike Gray
It's our annual Halloween show! Join Ansir & Sophia for a discussion of some spooky topics and some ideas to send a shiver down your spine this Halloween! The annual Halloween show includes discussions on werewolves, pig men, black-eyed children, UAP, the downfall of society, Mothman, Owlman, and more! Support the show (https://inquirersintothestra…
Description: It’s one of the most haunting murder cases you’ll ever hear about, and it takes place in a small town in Israel. Tair Rada was only 13-years-old when her body was found inside a locked bathroom stall. She was viciously murdered during a school day, and yet no one saw or heard a thing. The police arrested the janitor, Roman Zadorov, and…
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Sex Talk III - Scriptural and Canonical Protections
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In this episode Fr. Anthony talks with Fr. Harry, the Canonist for the UOC-USA, about the scriptural and canonical context and instructions about sex. Framing it within the context of holiness, they address real issues that Christians need to understand and deal with in the materialist and sex-saturated age. Warning: some graphic terms were used (e…
Indre continues to pursue her fascination with the neural basis of consciousness in this week’s episode. In her never ending quest to understand how the biology of the brain gives rise to every experience we’ve ever had, ever will have, and everything in between, she has picked the brains of a number of experts in the field over the years. Today is…
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Why do leaders fail to realize the true power of connecting with their employees at every level?
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People take jobs because of people. And people leave jobs because of people. Everyone wants to feel they're contributing something valuable and in order to do that, they can't feel anonymous or just a faceless number in the scheme of things. Steve and Donna talk about the power of connection and ways you can truly and authentically create and stren…
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World Series Special: Espionage & Baseball – A Conversation with Marc Polymeropoulos
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From the SpyCast Field of Dreams: to coincide with the first game of the 117th World Series, a special episode on the links – yes, there are many – between espionage and America’s Pastime with baseball fanatic and ex-spook (it’s a baseball special, not Halloween, so no pun intended) Marc Polymeropoulos. Baseball fans, welcome to espionage; espionag…
Was Percy Fawcett chasing an illusion in the hunt for the Lost City of Z? Is the legend of El Dorado based on something that could one day be found? What other wonders may lay within the vast region of the Amazon? Join Ansir & Sophia as they discuss how realistic it is that something of immense importance or a mysterious nature may lay hidden in th…
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Updates from the Microscopic to the Astronomic
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It seems like it’s been a couple months since the last ‘up to date’ segment of the podcast, so Adam Bristol is back to share just what exactly has been on his mind lately. From genetically modified mosquitoes to NASA knocking asteroids off course, it turns out there’s quite a lot occupying his thoughts. Not to be outdone, Indre counters with some p…
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Why is taking a break sometimes important for making a breakthrough?
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Sometimes it's important to press the pause button, to reflect, think, absorb and clear the clutter of everything bombarding your brain! Donna and Steve talk about this from so many perspectives. Listen in and then share your three cents with us! #pause #rest #contemplate #reflect #self-reflection #cleartheclutter…
Heartbreak is unavoidable. It’s not a flaw in character or make up humans, it’s a feature. It’s what allows us to grow beyond the bounds and limits of family, friend group, peers and whatever group identity we find that gives a sense of belonging and security. Heart break expands our boundaries, the question is does it break you open or break you c…
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“First Casualty” – Inside the CIA Mission to Avenge 9/11
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On October 17, 2001, Team Alpha were dropped into the mountains of northern Afghanistan. Two of the eight appear in this week’s episode alongside the author of a new book telling the story of the first Americans behind enemy lines after 9/11 – and what a story it is. Justin Sapp was a Green Beret detailed to CIA, he would go on to be a commander in…
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Missions and Mission-Minded Priests
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In this episode Fr. Anthony talks with long-time mission priest Fr. Gabriel Rochelle about baking bread (Fr. Gabriel has a book on it!), caring for lampadas, and the special skills needed to plant and nurture missions. Enjoy the show!By Fr. Anthony Perkins and Ancient Faith Radio
Information and Knowledge are not the same thing. Learning is much more than collecting information! Join me as we explore how data is used to create information and information is used by human knowers to create knowledge.By Mike Gray
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Sex Talk II – Marital Intimacy and the Priesthood
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Fr. Gregory Jensen PhD and Fr. Anthony begin by talking about three (no four!) indicators of whether a man is a suitable candidate for seminary, then segue into the importance of a healthy marriage and family life (e.g. 1 Timothy 3). They use the Ecumenical Patriarchate’s “For the Life of the World; Toward a Social Ethos of the Orthodox Church” as …
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*15th ANNIVERSARY/500th EPISODE SPECIAL* - “The CIA and the 9/11 Commission Report” – A Conversation with Alexis Albion
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This is a big one, a very big one: our 500th episode & 15th anniversary We have come a long way since we began back in 2006 – it’s quite fitting then, that in this week’s episode I speak to our very first historian and curator, Alexis Albion, who is currently the Curator for Special Projects here at the Spy Museum Alexis actually left us way back w…
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If you asked people close to you what's amazing about you, what would they say?
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Have you ever asked people around you what stands out about you to them? What have they experienced about you and blew them away? What are you known for? And...how do you receive that information? Steve and Donna discuss all aspects of asking for feedback and how to accept a compliment when it comes your way. #feedback #dictinction #conversation #c…
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How You Can Be Ready to Serve the New Wave of Inquirers
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Many clergy report an increase in people visiting our parishes. This wave is unique in Church history because these inquirers have primarily, perhaps even exclusively, learned about Orthodoxy on the internet.The growing number of internet evangelists can be a great blessing if that work leads people to immerse themselves in the life of an Orthodox …
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Would you approach life differently if you knew nobody would judge you?
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Are you measuring yourself based on what others think or say or are you true to yourself? Donna and Steve discuss what it means to identify your point of distinction and stand out. Listen in and share your experiences and perspectives about this with us. #judgment #opinions #perspectives #authenticity #truetoyourself #distinctions #coaching #inquir…
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Cyberattacks, Espionage & Ransomware – “Inside Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence Center (MSTIC)”
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From your Visa card to your Outlook account, and from the gas you pump into your Ford to your Windows operating system, a cyber struggle is taking place all around us. In this episode Andrew spoke to founder of Microsoft’s threat hunting intelligence center John Lambert, which tracks the world’s most dangerous cybercriminals and state-affiliated ha…
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A Matter of Life, Death or Maybe Somewhere in Between with John and Lois Crowe
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If there’s one thing we can probably all agree on, it’s that water is a necessary component for life, right? Well, here to muddy up that argument is the adorable tardigrade which, it turns out, can survive extreme drying or dehydration, and can be revived by simply adding water. Much of what is known about these remarkable creatures comes courtesy …
