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Introducing Jonathan Anderson on Loewe, JW Anderson, and Costume Designing Queer from The Run-Through with Vogue.

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In this episode of The Run-Through, hosts Chloe and Chioma sit down with Jonathan Anderson, the creative mastermind behind Loewe and JW Anderson, and the costume designer for the new film Queer. Jonathan shares insights into his collaboration with director Luca Guadagnino on the new film Queer (the two also worked on Challengers earlier this year) discussing everything from sourcing entirely vintage costumes (yes, even the underwear) to his thoughts on ayahuasca, and what’s next for JW Anderson.

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The debate over diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) at Idaho universities is heating up again. Idaho’s State Board of Education has proposed a resolution to eliminate these programs, and higher education leaders caved to the pressue by preemptively scaling back DEI resources. The Idaho Statesman’s Scott McIntosh joins host Lindsay Van Allen to dive into what kind of a message this acquiescence sends to students and whether this move will inadvertently fuel the legislature’s push for more drastic changes.

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We’re rounding up the week’s news, starting with the latest on Idaho’s ‘abortion trafficking’ law. Host Lindsay Van Allen and our executive producer Frankie Barnhill are checking in on what a new court ruling means for reproductive health access for minors. And, after breakfast eatery Biscuit & Hogs permanently closed, we’re learning about the nearly $600,000 the owner allegedly owes across several restaurants. Plus, the City of Boise’s announced their first car share using two electric vehicles.

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Introducing Olive oil: How to unlock health benefits | Prof. Tim Spector & Elizabeth Berger from ZOE Science & Nutrition.

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Olive oil could transform your health. It regulates blood sugar, helps with weight management and prevents long-term disease. That is if it's the right kind of olive oil.

Distributor of the world’s finest olive oils, Elizabeth Berger, and Professor Tim Spector discuss its health benefits, debunk myths, and explain how storage and cooking can affect nutritional value.

In today's episode, we learn how to get the most from olive oil, why choosing the right olive oil is crucial and the significant antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits of this kitchen staple.

Elizabeth Berger is the founder of Frantoi, which works with growers and millers across Italy to harvest exceptional extra virgin olive oils. Tim Spector is a true olive oil evangelist, as well as one of the world’s top 100 most-cited scientists and ZOE's scientific co-founder.

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00:00 Introduction

01:05 Quick fire questions

03:15 How is olive oil made?

04:25 The 4 grades of olive oil

11:20 Olive oil in Mediterranean diets

13:15 The science behind healthy olive oil

16:35 Why we need healthy fats

21:05 What are polyphenols?

23:06 Extra virgin vs regular olive oil

27:03 Is there food industry misinformation about olive oil?

25:55 The power of seasonal eating

26:50 The best time to buy olive oil

28:00 The biggest myths about olive oil

31:25 How to properly store olive oil

33:00 How long do the health benefits last?

39:10 Is it safe to cook with extra virgin olive oil?

42:55 Tasting session of 3 extra virgin oils

55:10 How to identify high-quality olive oil

57:30 Tips to get more olive oil in your diet

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There’s a new form of therapy that’s trending in Boise: cuddle therapy. Our host Lindsay Van Allen is learning about this new wellness practice from Kimberly Mink with Alternative Touch Therapy. They’re diving into the stigma and the science around platonic touch, and why more and more people are willing to spend money for this form of therapy. 

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Introducing Wicked, Gladiator II, Billboard's Greatest Pop Stars with Mark-Paul Gosselaar from Keep It!.

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Ira and Louis discuss Wicked, Gladiator II, Billboard's 25 Best Pop Stars of the 21st Century, the Oscars race, and Ira's defense of oatmeal raisin cookies. Mark-Paul Gosselaar joins to discuss his dark role on NBC's Found and his decades-long career from Saved by the Bell to the much-missed Pitch.

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We love talking about new, splashy local restaurants on this show, but Boise also has some great old-school eateries. Host Lindsay Van Allen is diving fork first into this delicious topic with contributor Minerva Jayne. Whether you’re craving a cozy diner booth or a throwback to a retro supper club, we’re your guides to the best old-school spots around Boise. 

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Introducing Oprah’s Book Club: Claire Keegan & Small Things Like These from The Oprah Podcast.

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Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan, published by Grove Atlantic and available now wherever books are sold, with the audio version also available here.

Oprah’s Book Club: Presented by Starbucks premieres with a New York Times bestseller which the newspaper named one of their 100 best books of the 21st century: Small Things Like These. Oprah sits down with award-winning author Claire Keegan at a Starbucks café to discuss this 109th book club pick. Joined by a live audience of readers - over coffee - Claire shares her writing process, takes questions, and explains some of the main themes in this modern masterpiece.

The heroic tale takes us on a journey of discovering what matters most in life and why it’s important to make brave decisions. Oprah will zoom with a woman in Ireland who experienced firsthand what the characters in the story encounter. We’ll also meet two Irish High School students who encouraged their entire class to read the book.

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Visit your local Starbucks café and enjoy a curated beverage pairing - Starbucks Christmas Blend - a dark roast with notes of spiced chocolate and spruce tips, perfect for the holidays.

Also referenced in this episode, "Girl in the Tunnel: My Story of Love and Loss as a Survivor of the Magdalene Laundries" by Maureen Sullivan and New Decade Film's documentary, "Ireland's Dirty Laundry."

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A new development could bring over 3,500 housing units to Southwest Boise. But this growth comes with some costs— a $2 million yearly price tag for the city, congested roads, and additional strain on schools and fire services. Is it worth it? Host Lindsay Van Allen and Idaho Statesman reporter Nick Rosenberger are digging into the trade-offs and asking what smart, sustainable growth looks like for Boise.

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Introducing “Get These Incels to Work” (feat. Hasan Piker) from Pod Save America.

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Lovett sits down with Hasan Piker, the massively popular progressive streamer, to talk through (and argue about) the hard questions about where the Democratic Party needs to go from here, the liberal media landscape, what the Harris campaign told us about why they lost, and yes, a jobs program for incels. Then, Jon talks to Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton about the fight for the House, why blue states like his swung right, and the controversy he kicked up with his comments about trans athletes.

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