Best Painting The Tape Podcasts (2024)

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Special Guest: Elias 1:17:50

2h ago1:17:50

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Today we take a break from our technical series and have our longtime friend Elias on and discuss the trading journey, volatility events, managing risk, and funding prop firms.

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Apple announces artificial intelligence partnership with OpenAI 4:13

19m ago4:13

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A slew of new artificial intelligence updates will be available on devices later this year.By WBUR & NPR

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Can anti-malaria drugs treat tick-borne illness Babesiosis? 3:19

21m ago3:19

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Babesiosis is the latest tick-born disease spreading in the U.S.By WBUR & NPR

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'Roctogenerians' book says you're never too old to rock 9:16

18m ago9:16

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"Roctogenerians" is filled with stories of people who have been around for years but only achieved success late in life.By WBUR & NPR

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North Dakota voters to decide on measure to limit age of Congressional candidates 5:06

18m ago5:06

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The measure would bar candidates who would turn 81 by the end of their term.By WBUR & NPR

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Highway into Jackson Hole collapses leaving working families stranded 6:17

9m ago6:17

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A landslide has demolished part of a highway between Idaho and Wyoming.By WBUR & NPR

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Secretary of State calls on Hamas to accept ceasefire 5:20

9m ago5:20

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The U.S. sponsored the resolution. Hamas has said it broadly supports the plan but wants to be sure it will be carried out. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he supports it.By WBUR & NPR

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New Joni Mitchell biography tracks a journey that changed popular music 10:54

11m ago10:54

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The Canadian singer — an only child born on the prairies — reinvented herself repeatedly, famously singing “I’m on a lonely road, and I am traveling, traveling, traveling, looking for something, what can it be?”By WBUR & NPR

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Why a group of experts rejected MDMA as a PTSD treatment 5:47

15m ago5:47

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In 2020, an estimated 13 million Americans suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. For some, psychedelic drugs offer an exciting new horizon to treat it.By WBUR & NPR

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In Alaska, communities celebrate first catch of the season with throwing parties 3:27

11m ago3:27

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Traditionally, throughout many Indigenous coastal communities in Western Alaska, when someone catches their first seal of the season, their family holds a "throwing party" to distribute that fresh catch to women and elders.By WBUR & NPR

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No one asks how new dads are doing. A pilot program aims to help 10:03

12m ago10:03

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For decades, federal surveys have tracked the health and habits of new mothers. But rarely do they ask about a partner's well-being. Now, a program in a handful of states is monitoring the physical and mental health of new dads.By WBUR & NPR

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Hunter Biden convicted on all felony gun charges 5:38

12m ago5:38

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A federal jury in Delaware found President Biden’s son guilty of two counts of making false statements about his drug use when buying a gun. They also convicted him for possession of a firearm as a drug user or addict.By WBUR & NPR

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'How Music Got Free' tells the story of record profits to online pirates 9:34

2h ago9:34

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The music industry hit its peak in 1999, making $39 billion in global profits. After that, everything changed when the MP3 was created and groups of mostly teenagers in underground online chat rooms started sharing copyrighted music online for free.By WBUR & NPR

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I Wish We Quaked a Little Bit. And Mark O'Sullivan (MY SEXUAL ABUSE: THE SITCOM) 55:53

1h ago55:53

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Hey hey junebugs! Yes, we've been watching TV, but also there's been an incident involving a hat. You can't wait to press play now, can you? Also, our guest is Mark O'Sullivan (Lee & Dean, Tell Me Everything), talking about Channel 4's My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom. He's brilliant. If ever there was a week for you to put your hands in your pockets an…

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What's a book ban? 5:09

11m ago5:09

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PEN America defines a "book ban" as any challenge to a book that causes its removal, even temporarily. But people fighting to get certain books removed from schools hate the term.By WBUR & NPR

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'Ultraviolet' tackles the challenge of being a tween boy in the 21st century 9:41

14h ago9:41

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Young Adult author Aida Salazar set out to find books to help her tween son understand himself and the world he was growing up in but found her options nearly nonexistent.By WBUR & NPR

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Why this year's Supreme Court case pile-up is unusual 5:22

11m ago5:22

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The Supreme Court has less than three weeks before its typical July 1 deadline for announcing decisions, but it still has more than a dozen major cases outstanding.By WBUR & NPR

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School's out. Here's why you might want to consider a summer job 3:40

1d ago3:40

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For some, summer can be a time to unwind. But CBS business analyst Jill Schlesinger says if you’re a student, it’s prime work time.By WBUR & NPR

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'Purlie Victorious' Broadway revival won audiences — and now Tony nominations 11:06

11m ago11:06

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Set in the 1950s, it starred Leslie Odom Jr. as the preacher Purlie, and powerhouse actor Kara Young as his accomplice, Lutabelle Gussie Jenkins. Together, they trick a profoundly racist white plantation owner in the Jim Crow South into returning Purlie's rightful inheritance.By WBUR & NPR

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Arizona border sheriff says Biden's immigration ban hurts asylum seekers, fails to address crime 6:02

11m ago6:02

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President Biden restricted asylum seekers from entering the country in executive actions last week. But one border sheriff says the move hurts the vulnerable while failing to address crime at the border.By WBUR & NPR

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Depths of Wikipedia explores digital archives 5:55

33m ago5:55

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Writer Annie Rauwerda makes a habit of getting lost among the seemingly endless digital archives of Wikipedia.By WBUR & NPR

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Trump makes late endorsement in Nevada Senate primary 5:23

15h ago5:23

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Republicans are hoping to oust first-term moderate Jacky Rosen, who is expected to win the Democratic primary Tuesday.By WBUR & NPR

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Israel war cabinet member resigns 5:53

23m ago5:53

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Benny Gantz, a key member of Israel's war cabinet, announced on Sunday that he would resign from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.By WBUR & NPR

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India and Pakistan face off in Cricket World Cup 3:12

23m ago3:12

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Pakistan's shocking loss to the USA in the Cricket World Cup put a renewed spotlight on what was expected to be one of the biggest matches in the tourney: Pakistan and archrival India.By WBUR & NPR

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EU election results: What to know as far-right makes gains 5:56

23m ago5:56

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In France, President Emmanuel Macron has called for a snap parliamentary vote after a particularly strong showing by the National Rally Party.By WBUR & NPR

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The downfall of Diddy: 'Vibe Check' weighs in 9:41

14h ago9:41

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The empire that hip-hop mogul Diddy, or Sean Combs, has built since the 1990s is crumbling.By WBUR & NPR

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Cassette tapes are making a comeback 4:30

23m ago4:30

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A family-owned company in Springfield, Missouri, is a leader in the revival.By WBUR & NPR

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As legendary 'Wheel of Fortune' host Pat Sajak retires, where do game shows go next? 5:42

6m ago5:42

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Pat Sajak has hosted "Wheel of Fortune" since 1981. On Friday night, he's stepping down, after appearing in over 8,000 episodes.By WBUR & NPR

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Presidential race focuses on preserving justice and democracy 11:40

13m ago11:40

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In France from the beaches of Normandy Friday morning, Biden spoke about the importance of alliances and defending democracy. In Arizona Thursday night, Trump slammed Biden for not doing enough to stop migrants from crossing the southern border.By WBUR & NPR

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The race for the song of summer is on: This year's hottest bops 11:07

13m ago11:07

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Every year, one song dominates the charts and perfectly encapsulates the vibes of the summer.By WBUR & NPR

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In the studio with artist Samia Halaby: Why she says painting 'isn't about her feelings' 9:33

4d ago9:33

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Samia Halaby is a Palestinian American painter, sculptor and activist who’s been an outspoken critic of Israel’s war in Gaza.By WBUR & NPR

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D.C.'s National Mall showcases housing solutions 3:20

13m ago3:20

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From tiny homes to big ones built in hours, it’s a showcase to highlight new ways to make housing cheaper and more plentiful.By WBUR & NPR

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Stanley Cup Final starts Saturday 3:37

18m ago3:37

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The Florida Panthers will face off against the Edmonton Oilers. Florida is favored but the match is expected to provide plenty of intrigue.By WBUR & NPR

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Moxie AI companion helps kids regulate emotions 5:53

18m ago5:53

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The robot uses the same technology that powers chatbots like Chat GPT.By WBUR & NPR

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Hunter Biden's federal gun trial: Week 1 recap 5:21

19m ago5:21

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Federal prosecutors rested their case on Friday.By WBUR & NPR

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Saving Houston's queer history 7:17

19m ago7:17

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A pair of archivists at the University of Houston have saved decades of a local LGBT radio show that started in the 1970s and ran into the 2000s.By WBUR & NPR

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How Indiana is turning a strip of highway into an electric charging road 3:30

19m ago3:30

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As more people buy electric vehicles, states are looking for ways to make the technology more practical and less costly.By WBUR & NPR

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Former 'Apprentice' producer Bill Pruitt tells all on the Trump he knew 9:41

19m ago9:41

9:41

For 20 years, the TV producer couldn’t say what he saw former President Donald Trump do on the set of "The Apprentice."By WBUR & NPR

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Biden commemorates D-Day anniversary on beaches of Normandy 6:21

19m ago6:21

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He honored those who fought and died to protect democracy in World War II and spoke about the continuing need to stand up to protect democracy and strengthen our relationship with our allies in Europe.By WBUR & NPR

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San Francisco Opera's 'Innocence' explores the aftermath of a school shooting 11:06

24h ago11:06

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The Finnish opera brings the pain of school shootings to American audiences.By WBUR & NPR

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How to raise kids as thoughtful consumers in a materialistic world 5:29

24h ago5:29

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This year is expected to see record spending as American gift spending closes in on $1 trillion. A huge chunk of that expenditure is likely to be on our children, but they also seem to be asking for more too.By WBUR & NPR

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Israeli airstrike hits UN school in Gaza, killing dozens 5:22

24h ago5:22

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The Israeli military believed the school was holding several fighters, a claim disputed by Gaza’s Hamas-run government media office and the UN agency running the school.By WBUR & NPR

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Remembering D-Day, 80 years later 6:10

5d ago6:10

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The D-Day invasion was a crucial turning point in World War II. It was the start of a nearly yearlong campaign that pushed German forces out of France. Nazi Germany surrendered 11 months later.By WBUR & NPR

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How memes can promote climate awareness and action 9:00

24h ago9:00

9:00

What is the best way to motivate people to care about climate change. Is it hope, fear or humor?By WBUR & NPR

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NY puts brakes on congestion pricing 3:11

24h ago3:11

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The plan would have charged motorists $15 to enter the busiest parts of Manhattan.By WBUR & NPR

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How substance abuse can affect teen mental health 9:38

1d ago9:38

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A national survey of teens done in 2022 found that teens who experienced a major depressive episode were more likely to have used drugs, smoked marijuana or engaged in binge drinking.By WBUR & NPR

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Starliner docks at Space Station 3:23

1d ago3:23

3:23

The spacecraft is Boeing’s first successful launch carrying NASA’s astronauts.By WBUR & NPR

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Offshore wind expansion plans along the East Coast take shape 5:02

1d ago5:02

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The Allegheny Front's Reid Fraizer reports what's to come and the possible headwinds those plans could face.By WBUR & NPR

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All aboard! Detroit's Michigan Central Station reopens, anchored by Ford 5:54

1d ago5:54

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After six years and nearly $1 billion, Detroit's historic Michigan Central Station is set to reopen Thursday as an innovation hub, anchored by the Ford Motor Company.By WBUR & NPR

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Georgia court puts Trump election interference case on hold 5:34

1d ago5:34

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The court will review a lower court judge's decision to allow District Attorney Fani Willis to remain on the case.By WBUR & NPR

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