For every Marie Curie or Rosalind Franklin whose story has been told, hundreds of female scientists remain unknown to the public at large. In this series, we illuminate the lives and work of a diverse array of groundbreaking scientists who, because of time, place and gender, have gone largely unrecognized. Each season we focus on a different scientist, putting her narrative into context, explaining not just the science but also the social and historical conditions in which she lived and work ...
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Science Talk is a podcast of longer-form audio experiments from Scientific American--from immersive sonic journeys into nature to deep dives into research with leading experts.
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Are you a busy woman in medicine looking to take your fitness and nutrition to the next level to thrive in all aspects of your life? Look no further! Welcome to The Fit Physician podcast. As women in medicine, it’s your nature to care for others, often at the expense of your own physical and mental well-being. This can go on for months, even years. It’s time to put an end to this narrative, for all women physicians! And it starts now, with you, and The Fit Physician podcast! Hosted by Jake W ...
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An ongoing exploration of the female body, its intelligence, and the ways through which honoring this innate intelligence can support our growth and evolution as women. On this podcast, you will find conversations about Motherhood, about sex, about emotional intelligence, birth, food, holistic healing, and belonging. Through these episodes, I hope to reignite and sustain your passion for the well being and fulfillment of women everywhere. “Only by discovering and loving the goddess lost with ...
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David Stewart, founder of AGEIST magazine and thought leader, brings in a range of high-profile guests to share their secrets of living your best life with regards to: wellness, health, fitness, finance and relationships.There is no shortage of advice, role models or influencers for those under 40. But these seem to disappear once you hit your prime. And at a time when media and brands really don’t understand, market or speak to any generation above the age of 40, our goal is to shine a ligh ...
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There are so many things we've been told we can't talk about in polite society. The things your mom told you never to ask about: Sex. Money. Poop. Death. The things that make normal people uncomfortable. But if you're curious about the truth behind our deepest societal taboos, we're your gals. We dig into the history, science, and straight up weird truths behind these off-limits topics and give you the answers you never knew you needed.
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The pandemic has done a real number on the American workforce. But no demographic has been more affected than women. They’ve lost the most jobs and faced the most burnout. And we’ve leaned on them heavily to get us through the past year-plus. In this podcast, we bring you stories from six women in Las Vegas, one of the hardest hit economies in the country. Through them, we see the depth of the challenges women have faced – and what their strength, resilience, and openness to reinvention show ...
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In a world full of despair and hopelessness, the Good News podcast is out to tell listeners that all hope is not lost.
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If you are a busy professional or entrepreneur who would do anything to lose weight, and yet finds it impossible to stick to a diet, to eat less, or just what you know you should, this podcast is for you. Listen in to learn how to stop overeating, lose weight for the last time and create a relationship with food that you love. All without diet deprivation and self-sabotage. Listen in to discover how to… - take time out for you – without taking anything away from your work or relationships - ...
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A cross between guidebook and social commentary, The Spinster Book gives clever and humorous insights on topics such as courting, handling men and women, love letters, marriage and spinsterhood.
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True crime meets forensic science in the What Remains podcast from WRAL Studios. With no ID, human skeletal remains often end up at medical examiners’ offices where they sit in storage closets for years, gathering dust as evidence slowly disappears. These are some of the most difficult cold cases to crack. Unsolved murders. Missing people never identified. Families without answers. Every year in the United States there are 600,000 missing person reports and 4,400 sets of unidentified human r ...
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At LOL Adulthood (LOLA), we're your Lifenauts dishing out the 411 to help you navigate adulting chaos. We're all about fueling creativity, curiosity, and adventure. So best believe we will be talking about EVERYTHING. Come along for the ride as we explore the whack waters of adulthood, sharing stories, digging up hidden treasures, and empowering you to embrace the madness, tomfoolery and mysticism that comes with being a human. At LOLA we're all #4Lifers.
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We all want to experience life satisfaction and emotional health. But getting to that place is another matter. From lockdowns to isolation, ongoing racial injustice to political turmoil, lost lives and lost jobs — this past year has tested our minds and bodies in profound ways. During the Addy Hour podcast, we’ll discuss topics at the intersection of brain science, mental health, faith, culture, & social justice. Join us for dynamic conversations and insights based on the lived experience an ...
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The award-winning sports show from Wondery, known for delivering the best storytelling in sports. Every Wednesday and Friday, co-hosts Tiffany Oshinsky and Anders Kelto dive into the biggest and most fascinating sports stories of the day, as told by the reporters who cover them up close. The Lead cuts through the chatter and brings you in-depth reporting and emotional stories, to help make sense of the complicated sports landscape. New episodes every Wednesday and Friday. Listen to The Lead ...
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Cell U.R. - A Sci-fi Musical Comedy Radiodrama audiobook of Vampires and Human Cellphones
Mark Plimsoll
Vampires dance with Goths around campfires far from the rainy Metroplex- as the Central Computer says in Cell U.R. "Most entertainment consists of beautiful people on sexy adventures without kids, because real life is the opposite." Imagine a near future, when nanotechnology allows doctors to install speakerphones on the inside of everyone's ears, a microphone in their throat, and scanners that record through the eyes. All citizens enjoy a permanent connection to the internet. One human cell ...
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It’s September 2024 and a group of American thalidomide survivors arrive in Washington D.C. to lobby the government for support. More than 60 years have gone by since Frances Kelsey first stalled the New Drug Approval application from pharma company Merrell for thalidomide. Although she stopped the drug from going on the market in the U.S., hundred…
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Dr. Jen Wagner: Navigating Menopause and Longevity
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Join us for a new take on menopause, hormone therapy, and more with Dr. Jen Wagner, a seasoned physician and advocate for women's health. Dr. Wagner discusses how the conversation around hormone therapy has evolved, and why it's crucial for women to understand their options in managing symptoms like hot flashes, muscle loss, and declining bone dens…
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Ep.21: Science Snack #2 – The Evidence Behind Dietary Fiber and Longevity
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In this episode of The Fit Physician Podcast, Jake and Dr. Suzanne Rutherford dive deep into the benefits of dietary fiber, exploring its role in reducing the risk of all-cause, cardiovascular, and cancer mortality. Building on the success of the first Science Snack about estrogen replacement therapy, this second edition looks at a systematic revie…
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It’s the summer of 1962 and thalidomide has been off the market in Europe for months. But in the U.S., people are only just beginning to find out about the scandal. The Washington Post breaks the story and puts a picture of Frances Kelsey on the front page. She’s the hero who saved American lives. President John F. Kennedy gives her a medal and her…
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Ashley Selman: Muscle and Strength After 50
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Want to build muscle and avoid injury at all costs? Blood flow restriction (BFR) training is a powerful, yet low-impact method that helps build strength, muscle, and bone density without the risks associated with heavy lifting. Professional trainer and former athlete Ashley Selman joins us to explain how this tool is especially beneficial for women…
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You might think it's lonely trapped in a small dark box, six feet underground. But that couldn't be farther from the truth. After all, you won't be alone in your final resting place. You'll have billions of tiny microbes and thousands of knowing insects, hungry for your company. Death might seem like the end, but it is really just the beginning of …
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It’s 1961 and Widukind Lenz, a German pediatrician, is going door to door in his efforts to find out what is causing the epidemic of babies born with shortened limbs and other serious medical conditions. In the U.S., drug company Merrell is battling with Dr. Frances Kelsey at the Food and Drug Administration about the approval for thalidomide. She’…
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The Workout Mistake Women Make with Dr. Stacy Sims
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Do you know the crucial differences in how women and men should approach fitness and aging? This week, women’s health expert Dr. Stacy Sims breaks down the impact of hormonal changes, explaining why women 40+ need to shift their workout routines to see real results. The keys here are high-intensity training and strength-building for women’s long-te…
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Ep. 20: The Menopause Blueprint Pt. 2: Optimizing Health and Hormones with Dr. Nathalie Gamache
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In part 2 of this series, Dr. Gamache talks all things hormone replacement therapy. She explains that testosterone therapy can improve libido, brain fog, energy levels, and muscle mass. Additionally, she discusses the role of estrogen replacement therapy in perimenopause and menopause, emphasizing the importance of starting hormone therapy within t…
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It’s the early 1960s and the German pharmaceutical market is booming. A sedative called Contergan is one of the bestselling drugs. Contergan’s active ingredient is thalidomide and it is touted as a wonder drug, a non-addictive sedative safer than barbiturates. In the U.S., the drug is called Kevadon, and its distributor is impatient to get the drug…
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How Joan MacDonald Lost 70 Pounds After 70
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In this rebroadcast of one of our favorite episodes from 2021, Joan MacDonald shares her journey from struggling with high blood pressure, acid reflux, and excess weight to becoming a fitness inspiration for millions. With the help of her daughter/fitness trainer Michelle, the now-fitness-phenom turned her entire health trajectory around after the …
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Ep. 19: The Menopause Blueprint Pt. 1: Optimizing Health and Hormones with Dr. Nathalie Gamache
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In this highly anticipated episode, we sit down with none-other-than Dr. Nathalie Gamache, a leading expert and innovator in menopause treatment. During the discussion, she breaks down the hormonal changes that occur during perimenopause and menopause. She explains how the onset of symptoms such as heavy and irregular periods, mood swings, anxiety,…
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Society Selects: Why Can't I Eat Dog for Dinner
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Laura and Rachel are taking a little break but we will be back NEXT RELEASE DAY with all new episodes of Impolite Society! In the meantime, enjoy this re-release of a topical episode from November 2021. Food taboos are complicated and vary greatly by geography. There are no cultural universals when it comes to what animals are and aren't on the men…
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In this first chapter of a new five-part season we meet Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey, a physician and pharmacologist who joined the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a medical reviewer in 1960. Before the year is out, Dr. Kelsey finds herself standing up to big pharma. It’s September 1960 and a thick New Drug Application lands on Dr. Kelsey’s desk.…
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Secrets of Living Smarter with Linsly Donnelly
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Hear Linsly Donnelly’s hands-on approach to navigating the health and longevity space. In this episode, we discuss how to use self-experimentation and data to optimize well-being across multiple pillars of health, from nutrition and fitness to mental clarity. Linsly emphasizes that this personalization of health strategies through accessible testin…
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This week’s episode delves into the science of skincare for those over 50, featuring Dr. Alessandra Zonari, PhD, co-founder and chief scientific officer of OneSkin. Dr. Zonari shares her journey in stem cell research and tissue engineering, which led to a significant discovery in skin biology. We explore the scientific process behind identifying a …
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Ep. 18: Science Snack Pt.1 - Does Transdermal Estrogen Help Women In Early Menopause Build Muscle?
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In this episode, Jake and Suzanne introduce a new segment called Science Snacks where they review research articles related to fitness and nutrition. They start by discussing a study on transdermal estrogen therapy and its effects on muscle mass in early menopausal women. The study found that women who received estrogen replacement therapy showed s…
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Society Selects: Why Can't I Poo on Vacation?
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Laura and Rachel are taking a little break for the rest of the summer but we will be back in October with all new episodes of Impolite Society! In the meantime, enjoy these re-releases of some of our most popular episodes. Nothing ruins a vacation faster than not being able to "let it go." Why do our bowels get so shy and how can we help our bodies…
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In the 1950s, a German drug company developed a new sedative that was supposed to be 100% safe: thalidomide. So safe, in fact, it was promoted to women as a treatment for morning sickness. It quickly became a bestseller. But in the early 1960s, shocking news started coming out of Europe. Thousands of babies were being born with shortened arms and l…
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Why Men Are Struggling Today with Jeff Hamaoui
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Gain valuable tools for navigating the complexities of modern masculinity from Jeff Hamaoui, co-founder of the Modern Elder Academy. Learn about practical strategies for combating loneliness, finding purpose, and enhancing emotional intelligence. Thanks to our sponsors: Our Place – our favorite cookware brand for non-toxic, PFA-free pots and brands…
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Lost Women of Science Conversations: Writing for Their Lives
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In the 1920s, when newspapers and magazines started to showcase stories about science, many of the early science journalists were women, working alongside their male colleagues despite less pay and outright misogyny. They were often single or divorced and, as Marcel Chotkowski LaFollette explains, writing for their lives. From Emma Reh, who travele…
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Success Formulas For Everyone: Olympic Gold Medalist Picabo Street
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Ever heard of a “gold medal mindset?” This week, we learn all about endurance, determination, and goal-setting from an Olympic gold medalist. Champion skier Picabo Street shares her journey from the slopes to a life beyond competitive skiing. She discusses the challenges athletes face when transitioning out of sports and how she managed the physica…
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Ep. 17: Healing and Growth: Dr. Hanley's Path to Nutritional Freedom & Strength
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Dr. Hanley shares her journey of getting back into fitness after having two children and overcoming disordered eating. She discusses her background in organized sports and the societal pressure to achieve a specific body type. She also talks about her introduction to nutrition and the emphasis on weight and appearance rather than fueling the body. …
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Society Selects: Why is My Naked Body a Crime?
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Laura and Rachel are taking a little break for the rest of the summer but we will be back in October with all new episodes of Impolite Society! In the meantime, enjoy these re-releases of some of our most popular episodes. How did our birthday suits go from our natural state to being a crime? We expose the history of clothing and get to the naked t…
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Women Are Not Smaller Versions of Men with Dr. Jen Wagner
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Ever wondered why women are more prone to certain injuries in sports, or why burnout rates are higher among female professionals? This week, Dr. Jen Wagner, an expert in human performance, breaks down critical physiological differences between men and women that have been overlooked for too long. She shares actionable insights on how women can buil…
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By the second half of the 20th century, physicists were on a mission to find the ultimate building blocks of the universe. What you get when you zoom in all the way to the tiniest bits that can’t be broken down anymore. They had a kind of treasure map, a theory describing these building blocks and where we might find them. But to actually find them…
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Surprising Benefits of Simple Fitness Habits with David Vaux
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Looking for quick strategies for building sustainable fitness habits? This week, former firefighter-turned-osteopath and author David Vaux shares wisdom from a lifetime of grit and strength. We all know that muscle mass will greatly improve our health span, but the perfect way to build and maintain that strength can be elusive. Get the inside scoop…
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Ep. 16: Making It Stick: Mastering The Science Of Exercise Behaviour Change with Dr. Kathleen Martin Ginis, PhD
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In this episode, Dr. Kathleen Martin Ginis, PhD discusses the challenges of sticking to an exercise routine. She explains that exercise is not a single behavior but a complex set of behaviors that require time, planning, and effort. She emphasizes that exercise is a lifelong commitment that needs to adapt to changes in lifestyle, seasons, and healt…
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In this episode, Laura and Rachel delve into a bizarre but very real practice: eating dirt. Women in the American South have been snacking on white dirt for generations and today we're taking a look at the historical, cultural, and scientific aspects of what might be going on behind this regional craving. We're exploring geophagy, pica, and why in …
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Unlocking Gut Health with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz
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This week on the SuperAge podcast, we welcome Dr. Will Bulsiewicz, a renowned gastroenterologist and gut health expert. Dr. B shares his personal health journey with an emphasis on fiber, revealing how dietary changes transformed his life and inspired his medical practice. We discuss the critical role of fiber in maintaining a healthy gut microbiom…
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Dr. Jess Wade, Physicist and Wikipedia Maven
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Dr. Jess Wade is a physicist at Imperial College London who’s made it her mission to write and update the Wikipedia pages of as many women in STEM as she possibly can. She inspired us at Lost Women of Science to start our own Wikipedia project to ensure that all the female scientists we profile have accurate and complete Wikipedia pages. In this ep…
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The Hidden Power of Emotional Regulation: Expert Tips with Dr. Richard Louis Miller
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Today on the SuperAge podcast, we are joined by Dr. Richard Louis Miller, a pioneer in the field of psychedelic medicine and psychotherapy. Dr. Miller discusses practical techniques for controlling your mind and emotional self-regulation, emphasizing the importance of these skills for mental well-being. He also shares his unique insights on the use…
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Ep. 15: Slow And Steady Wins The Race With Dr. Lauren Hamlin-Douglas
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In this episode, Dr. Lauren Hamlin Douglas shares her inspiring fitness journey from "unathletic" to thriving physician. After having her daughter, she struggled to find time for fitness and experienced a low point during the pandemic. At the end of 2023 she decided enough was enough and decided to fully commit. She joined the Fit Physician program…
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Is Christian Domestic Discipline Abuse or Kink?
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Can spanking bring you closer to Jesus?. Dive into the world of Christian Domestic Discipline, as the gals explore its definition, historical background, and how it compares to BDSM dynamics. The discussion includes a look at what the Bible says about such practices and whether CDD constitutes abuse or consensual kink. With insights from subreddits…
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Peak Performance for Life with Steven Kotler
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This week on the SuperAge podcast, we sit down with Steven Kotler, renowned author and expert on flow states and peak performance aging. Steven shares his groundbreaking insights on how flow can significantly improve our quality of life and even extend our longevity. We discuss the practical applications of flow in everyday life and its potential t…
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Lost Women of Science Conversations: The Exceptions
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Dr. Nancy Hopkins, a molecular biologist who made major discoveries in cancer genetics, became an unlikely activist in her early fifties. She had always believed that if you did great science, you would get the recognition you deserved. But after years of humiliations — being snubbed for promotions and realizing the women's labs were smaller than t…
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Secrets to Grief Recovery with David Kessler
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This week, we welcome David Kessler, a renowned grief expert and author of several influential books on loss, including "Finding Meaning: The Sixth Stage of Grief." David shares his profound insights on the process of grief, emphasizing that true healing comes from finding meaning after a loss. He discusses the concept of "spiritual bypass" and the…
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Ep. 14: Ask Me Anything: Your Questions Answered
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In this episode, Dr. Suzanne Rutherford answers questions related to fitness and nutrition. She discusses how her fitness and nutrition regime has changed as she's gotten older, emphasizing the importance of being intentional with exercise and focusing on long-term health and functionality. She also provides strategies for dealing with cravings, in…
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In this bootylicious episode of Impolite Society, Laura and Rachel explore the color of your bum and the bizarre world of anal bleaching. From its rise in popularity due to reality TV in 2005 to its current obscure status, we delve into the procedure's purpose, history, and the reasons behind its appeal. We're exploring everything from societal bea…
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Eating to Reduce Inflammation with Dr. William Li
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This week on the SuperAge podcast, vascular biologist Dr. William Li joins us Dr. Li emphasizes the importance of specific foods that support vascular health, including brassica vegetables, green tea, and nuts. We discuss the critical role of blood vessels in overall health. He shares insights into how our circulatory system impacts major diseases …
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