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A Grey Matter is for anyone who has ever wondered how we think, feel, reason and move. The Queensland Brain Institute's neuroscience podcast unlocks the wonders of the brain – the complex and mysterious core of who we are and what makes us human. QBI researchers, at The University of Queensland, strive to understand the development, organisation and function of the brain in health and disease. www.qbi.uq.edu.au

A Grey Matter is for anyone who has ever wondered how we think, feel, reason and move. The Queensland Brain Institute's neuroscience podcast unlocks the wonders of the brain – the complex and mysterious core of who we are and what makes us human. QBI researchers, at The University of Queensland, strive to understand the development, organisation and function of the brain in health and disease. www.qbi.uq.edu.au

A Grey Matter

An informal, monthly discussion of recent scientific research about birds.

Fledgling Theories

Join Adrian Sherriff with either Steve Crawford or Dianne Pearson as they chat with their guests about some of the most unique and fascinating wildlife on Earth.

Aussie Wildlife Show

Many medical devices and prescription drugs claim to be the resolution to all your problems, but while they may solve your current issue, it's possible they may cause another. Medical products are often rushed to market before they're adequately tested. Clay Hodges wants to educate you on these products and their side effects before they lead to litigation.

Failed Hips and Harmful Drugs

Świat jest pełen różnorodnych ciekawostek, pasji i przygód, zapuśćmy się zatem w dobrym towarzystwie w miejsca, gdzie słońce nie dochodzi. Więcej niż podkast znajdziesz na stronie https://nerdynoca.pl

Nerdy Nocą

What happens when a psychologist and an alchemist walk into a coffee shop? Something new starts brewing. Okay, that's a bad joke, but it pretty well describes Neil and Gil's conversations on this podcast. What's new in contemporary psychology and how does it connect to the ancient practice of alchemy? Our conversations include pilgrimage, transitions, integration, the enneagram, the Myers Briggs, tarot, and mysticism, as well as the practical problems of living everyday life; job, diet, exercise, marriage, raising kids, and aging.

A Therapist and an Alchemist

Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine

Мультимедійна урбаністична платформа з сучасною українською музикою #urbanspaceradio

Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine Мультимедійна урбаністична платформа з сучасною українською музикою #urbanspaceradio

Urban Space Radio

Welcome to Energy Insights, the AAPG podcast featuring people who are defining, influencing and leading today's world of geosciences. Brought to you by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. More info at https://www.aapg.org/resources/podcast

AAPG Energy Insights Podcast

Our mission is to improve the quality of life and economic well-being of people worldwide. The Intersect is a forum in which our experts brainstorm about new ways they can bring their skills together to further that mission.

Abt's The Intersect

Marnie Ogg talks with some of the brightest minds in the field about light pollution and ways to protect our night skies.

Dark Sky Conversations

A psychology podcast about the science's historical roots, examining its place in society, its role in popular culture, and its effects on all of us today.

The Will to Believe

In the first half of the twentieth century, Doctor Dahesh arguably revealed the existence of a multidimensional universe — not through abstract theory, but through astonishing physical manifestations that defied scientific explanation and exceeded his conscious control. I was fortunate to meet him in the early 1970s, and later became one of his personal aides and confidants. Between 1980 and his passing on April 9, 1984, he would grace my New York City apartment with his presence. We sometimes spent weeks together — and during that time, many miracles took place. I never doubted that Doctor Dahesh was a divine prophet. That conviction has never left me. What I struggled with was the deep loneliness of having witnessed something so extraordinary — something few could truly grasp unless they had lived it themselves.  After his death, I found myself in an emotional and intellectual no-man’s-land — not between belief and disbelief, but between the reality I had experienced and the worldview popularizers of science insisted I adopt. I yearned for a bridge — one that could reconcile the miraculous with the rational, the visible with the unseen. And then… science began to evolve. Theories once dismissed as fringe slowly gained ground. Researchers once ridiculed as eccentrics began exploring ideas as astonishing as the ones I had witnessed firsthand. Still, no scientific theory has proven that the universe was created by a higher power — or that it holds meaning beyond what we currently perceive. As for me: given the extraordinary events I’ve lived through, and the truths I was privileged to glimpse, I feel both a responsibility and an honor to act as your guide along a road less traveled — one that has given purpose, depth, and wonder to my lifelong pursuit of understanding. Anything less… and I would be denying everything I have seen, everything I believe — and forfeiting my soul. — Mario Henri Chakkour, AIA

In the first half of the twentieth century, Doctor Dahesh arguably revealed the existence of a multidimensional universe — not through abstract theory, but through astonishing physical manifestations that defied scientific explanation and exceeded his conscious control. I was fortunate to meet him in the early 1970s, and later became one of his personal aides and confidants. Between 1980 and his passing on April 9, 1984, he would grace my New York City apartment with his presence. We sometimes spent weeks together — and during that time, many miracles took place. I never doubted that Doctor Dahesh was a divine prophet. That conviction has never left me.What I struggled with was the deep loneliness of having witnessed something so extraordinary — something few could truly grasp unless they had lived it themselves. After his death, I found myself in an emotional and intellectual no-man’s-land — not between belief and disbelief, but between the reality I had experienced and the worldview popularizers of science insisted I adopt. I yearned for a bridge — one that could reconcile the miraculous with the rational, the visible with the unseen. And then… science began to evolve. Theories once dismissed as fringe slowly gained ground. Researchers once ridiculed as eccentrics began exploring ideas as astonishing as the ones I had witnessed firsthand.Still, no scientific theory has proven that the universe was created by a higher power — or that it holds meaning beyond what we currently perceive.As for me: given the extraordinary events I’ve lived through, and the truths I was privileged to glimpse, I feel both a responsibility and an honor to act as your guide along a road less traveled — one that has given purpose, depth, and wonder to my lifelong pursuit of understanding. Anything less… and I would be denying everything I have seen, everything I believe — and forfeiting my soul.— Mario Henri Chakkour, AIA

In the first half of the twentieth century, Doctor Dahesh arguably revealed the existence of a multidimensional universe — not through abstract theory, but through astonishing physical manifestations that defied scientific explanation and exceeded his conscious control. I was fortunate to meet him in the early 1970s, and later became one of his personal aides and confidants. Between 1980 and his passing on April 9, 1984, he would grace my New York City apartment with his presence. We sometimes spent weeks together — and during that time, many miracles took place. I never doubted that Doctor Dahesh was a divine prophet.&nbsp;That conviction has never left me. What I struggled with was the deep loneliness of having witnessed something so extraordinary — something few could truly grasp unless they had lived it themselves.&nbsp; After his death, I found myself in an emotional and intellectual no-man’s-land — not between belief and disbelief, but between the reality I had experienced and the worldview popularizers of science insisted I adopt. I yearned for a bridge — one that could reconcile the miraculous with the rational, the visible with the unseen. And then… science began to evolve. Theories once dismissed as fringe slowly gained ground. Researchers once ridiculed as eccentrics began exploring ideas as astonishing as the ones I had witnessed firsthand. Still, no scientific theory has proven that the universe was created by a higher power — or that it holds meaning beyond what we currently perceive. As for me: given the extraordinary events I’ve lived through, and the truths I was privileged to glimpse, I feel both a responsibility and an honor to act as your guide along a road less traveled — one that has given purpose, depth, and wonder to my lifelong pursuit of understanding. Anything less… and I would be denying everything I have seen, everything I believe — and forfeiting my soul. — Mario Henri Chakkour, AIA

The Daheshist Theory of Reincarnation

Hidden Wings and Bloodlust

Why 5 Minutes of Intercourse?

As a long-time human-sexuality professor—aka., an old human-sexuality professor, I have gained tidbits over the years guaranteed to capture students’ attention.  One of these tidbits is the four fs.

The four fs are the four basic drives behind your every feeling, action, or thought.  No matter your culture, gender, orientation, age, or time in which you are living in history, we all have these drives in common. 

You probably guessed each of these drives begins with the letter f, but do you know what these drives are? 

Answer: Feeding, Fighting, Fleeing, and Sex.

(Hey!  I thought all the drives were supposed to begin with the letter f?) 

Your survival is based upon your: 1) drive to eat, 2) assertive and aggressive tendencies, 3) fears and ability to escape danger, and 4) sexual drives.  Since the four fs are the bases of our existence, you might assume people are without biases, discussing, analyzing, and studying them throughout their lifetimes.  However, this appears to be the case for only three of the four fs. 

Care to guess which f is least likely to be addressed within authentic, real, and objective conversations? 

Without shame, judgment, or taboos, 5 Minutes of Intercourse is an opportunity for you to think openly and objectively about sex.  Using science as a lens, this channel playfully examines fundamental aspects of human sexuality, including gender, orientation, anatomy, physiology, fantasies, behaviors, paraphilias, and consent. 

My hope is these examinations combined with your thoughts will allow you to expand your topics of authentic conversations with others to include the fourth f, sex.
   
Sex “Education”

Whom do you use for answers to your most private questions about sex?  Lovers, friends, doctors, family, clergy—or Google?  Google processes over 3.5 billion search queries per day—many of which, performed under cloak of anonymity, are about sex. 

So, what kinds of sex questions are asked on Google—are they about extramarital affairs, pornography, fetishes…?  Some are—but most are simple and basic.  “How big should my penis be?” “Is it healthy for my vagina to smell like vinegar?”  “How can I make my boyfriend climax more quickly?” “Why is sex painful?” “What exactly is an orgasm?” 

These searches clearly show we have tremendous interests in our sexuality—as we should.  However, the accuracy of the answers provided by friends, family—and even Google, remains to be seen.

I have built 5 Minutes of Intercourse upon a promise.  I promise if you visit weekly, then you will not need (as many) clandestine excursions on Google because 5 Minutes of Intercourse provides unbiased and scientifically-based answers to many of the questions you likely have about sexuality.

Sexual Literacy

5 Minutes of Intercourse is forever exploring sexually literacy.  Sexual literacy is the core of our sexuality—it drives our biological goals (e.g., pregnancy and pleasure), psychological goals (e.g., love and self-esteem), and sociological goals (e.g., marriage and status) to be formed, fully explored, and successfully achieved. 

Despite barriers standing in the way of our natural explorations of sexual literacy, 5 Minutes of Intercourse will allow you to (1) question why general beliefs about sex are often inaccurate, (2) test your levels of sexual knowledge, and (3) introspect upon definitions of sexuality, sexual development, and sexual health. 

Always looking forward to our intercourse,

Dr. Don

Why 5 Minutes of Intercourse? As a long-time human-sexuality professor—aka., an old human-sexuality professor, I have gained tidbits over the years guaranteed to capture students’ attention. One of these tidbits is the four fs. The four fs are the four basic drives behind your every feeling, action, or thought. No matter your culture, gender, orientation, age, or time in which you are living in history, we all have these drives in common. You probably guessed each of these drives begins with the letter f, but do you know what these drives are? Answer: Feeding, Fighting, Fleeing, and Sex. (Hey! I thought all the drives were supposed to begin with the letter f?) Your survival is based upon your: 1) drive to eat, 2) assertive and aggressive tendencies, 3) fears and ability to escape danger, and 4) sexual drives. Since the four fs are the bases of our existence, you might assume people are without biases, discussing, analyzing, and studying them throughout their lifetimes. However, this appears to be the case for only three of the four fs. Care to guess which f is least likely to be addressed within authentic, real, and objective conversations? Without shame, judgment, or taboos, 5 Minutes of Intercourse is an opportunity for you to think openly and objectively about sex. Using science as a lens, this channel playfully examines fundamental aspects of human sexuality, including gender, orientation, anatomy, physiology, fantasies, behaviors, paraphilias, and consent. My hope is these examinations combined with your thoughts will allow you to expand your topics of authentic conversations with others to include the fourth f, sex. Sex “Education” Whom do you use for answers to your most private questions about sex? Lovers, friends, doctors, family, clergy—or Google? Google processes over 3.5 billion search queries per day—many of which, performed under cloak of anonymity, are about sex. So, what kinds of sex questions are asked on Google—are they about extramarital affairs, pornography, fetishes…? Some are—but most are simple and basic. “How big should my penis be?” “Is it healthy for my vagina to smell like vinegar?” “How can I make my boyfriend climax more quickly?” “Why is sex painful?” “What exactly is an orgasm?” These searches clearly show we have tremendous interests in our sexuality—as we should. However, the accuracy of the answers provided by friends, family—and even Google, remains to be seen. I have built 5 Minutes of Intercourse upon a promise. I promise if you visit weekly, then you will not need (as many) clandestine excursions on Google because 5 Minutes of Intercourse provides unbiased and scientifically-based answers to many of the questions you likely have about sexuality. Sexual Literacy 5 Minutes of Intercourse is forever exploring sexually literacy. Sexual literacy is the core of our sexuality—it drives our biological goals (e.g., pregnancy and pleasure), psychological goals (e.g., love and self-esteem), and sociological goals (e.g., marriage and status) to be formed, fully explored, and successfully achieved. Despite barriers standing in the way of our natural explorations of sexual literacy, 5 Minutes of Intercourse will allow you to (1) question why general beliefs about sex are often inaccurate, (2) test your levels of sexual knowledge, and (3) introspect upon definitions of sexuality, sexual development, and sexual health. Always looking forward to our intercourse, Dr. Don

5MIWeekly (audio)

Guidewire is a behind-the-scenes peek into the world of medical device innovation and problem discovery. Our team of medical device design engineers dive into the nuances, challenges and considerations that go into finding and solving high-impact unmet medical needs at a large university hospital. 

Hosted by Devin Hubbard of FastTraCS and the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of North Carolina and North Carolina State University. The project described was supported by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS), National Institutes of Health, through Grant Award Number UL1TR002489. 

The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the NIH.

Guidewire is a behind-the-scenes peek into the world of medical device innovation and problem discovery. Our team of medical device design engineers dive into the nuances, challenges and considerations that go into finding and solving high-impact unmet medical needs at a large university hospital. Hosted by Devin Hubbard of FastTraCS and the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of North Carolina and North Carolina State University. The project described was supported by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS), National Institutes of Health, through Grant Award Number UL1TR002489. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the NIH.

GuideWire

(Audio)
Economists talk money. Politicians talk government. On This Week in Sociological Perspective we talk money, politics, and everything else that makes the world go 'round, offering insight on society, public affairs, and news of the week. Guest authors join your host, UC-Berkeley Professor Samuel Roundfield Lucas, to transcend the headlines through fascinating research in sociology.

(Audio) Economists talk money. Politicians talk government. On This Week in Sociological Perspective we talk money, politics, and everything else that makes the world go 'round, offering insight on society, public affairs, and news of the week. Guest authors join your host, UC-Berkeley Professor Samuel Roundfield Lucas, to transcend the headlines through fascinating research in sociology.

This Week in Sociological Perspective

Three budding ecologists discuss new research across the ecological sciences, from genetic underpinnings to broad patterns. Topics include: behavioural ecology, population ecology, community ecology, evolution, and more!

Ecology Everywhere

A podcast highlighting Women in STEM, especially Women of Color. The STEM Lab Podcast is hosted by Dr. Sabrina Walthall a scientist/professor whose love for STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) eventually led to a STEM career in academia. Dr. Walthall is an Associate Professor of Science, a Community Engagement Scientist and an advocate for women in STEM.

STEM Lab Podcast

Personal conversations with extraordinary people.  Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @JeffGabrielConnection

Personal conversations with extraordinary people. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @JeffGabrielConnection

The Jeff Gabriel Connection

Le meilleur de PsychoShot est maintenant disponible en librairie sous le titre "Pourquoi les potins nous font-ils du bien et 30 autres capsules d'hygiène psychique".
Le but de PsychoShot est d'explorer la psychologie humaine afin de vous donner les meilleures méthodes pour comprendre votre entourage et atteindre vos objectifs.
Chaque semaine, découvrez un enseignement qui pourra peut-être changer votre vie.
Les contenus de PsychoShot sont issus de la littérature scientifique ou de magazines de vulgarisation que je vous recommande vivement.
Générique : Lotus (feat Deech) - The Other side

Le meilleur de PsychoShot est maintenant disponible en librairie sous le titre "Pourquoi les potins nous font-ils du bien et 30 autres capsules d'hygiène psychique". Le but de PsychoShot est d'explorer la psychologie humaine afin de vous donner les meilleures méthodes pour comprendre votre entourage et atteindre vos objectifs. Chaque semaine, découvrez un enseignement qui pourra peut-être changer votre vie. Les contenus de PsychoShot sont issus de la littérature scientifique ou de magazines de vulgarisation que je vous recommande vivement. Générique : Lotus (feat Deech) - The Other side

PsychoShot

a podcast about ideas on growth, progress, and prosperity <a href="https://www.ideasuntrapped.com?utm_medium=podcast">www.ideasuntrapped.com</a>

a podcast about ideas on growth, progress, and prosperity www.ideasuntrapped.com

a podcast about ideas on growth, progress, and prosperity <a href="https://www.ideasuntrapped.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.ideasuntrapped.com</a>

Ideas Untrapped

Join Fiona Murden psychologist and award-winning author on the Dot to Dot Life podcast .

Real conversations about what makes us human. On Dot to Dot, we sit down with leading psychologists, thinkers, and everyday people to explore the threads that shape our lives, from self-awareness and resilience to relationships, creativity, and belonging.

This is psychology you can feel in your own life - how we connect, how we cope, how we thrive.

If you’ve ever wondered why some people seem grounded under pressure, or how we can build lives that feel as good inside as they look outside this is for you.

Join Fiona Murden psychologist and award-winning author on the Dot to Dot Life podcast . Real conversations about what makes us human. On Dot to Dot, we sit down with leading psychologists, thinkers, and everyday people to explore the threads that shape our lives, from self-awareness and resilience to relationships, creativity, and belonging. This is psychology you can feel in your own life - how we connect, how we cope, how we thrive. If you’ve ever wondered why some people seem grounded under pressure, or how we can build lives that feel as good inside as they look outside this is for you.

Dot to Dot

Atlantic Hurricane season updates for the Gulf Coast area. All information provided during the podcast has been obtained from nationally recognized weather research centers. Disclaimer: I am not a meteorologist nor are these podcast intended to replace any guidance from the National Hurricane Center or your local weather authority.

Atlantic Hurricane season updates for the Gulf Coast area. All information provided during the podcast has been obtained from nationally recognized weather research centers. Disclaimer: I am not a meteorologist nor are these podcast intended to replace any guidance from the National Hurricane Center or your local weather authority.

Atlantic Hurricane season updates for the Gulf Coast area. All information provided during the podcast has been obtained from nationally recognized weather research centers. Disclaimer: I am not a meteorologist nor are these podcast intended to replace any guidance from the National Hurricane Center or your local weather authority.

2020 Hurricane Season Episode 1

The Butterfly Effect podcast digs into stories of expert and regular people that make a difference with the planting of trees. Just like the butterfly effect theory which suggests that a minor change such as a flap of a butterfly wing can create a phenomenal change, this podcast will share the stories of communities; individuals supporting Mother Nature and the environment as well as the stories of trees. Hosted by Tali Orad, she will be giving the voice to all those stories, voice to the trees. Each episode will feature a special guest from the different industries. For more 1treellion.org

The Butterfly Effect

פודקאסט על כלכלה, חברה, ומה שביניהם

הרס יצירתי

The Innovate That podcast is hosted by Oklahoma Lieutenant Governor Matt Pinnell and highlights the innovative people and companies that make up Oklahoma’s t...

Innovate That Podcast

Calculated Change dives into the world of problem solving through the lens of the non-profit space. On this show we are having candid conversations with dynamic individuals that are using their skills, knowledge and engineering problem solving to take on some of the worlds most pressing challenges. Our hope is that through sharing these stories, we can build a better future together.

Calculated Change

Ever wondered what people mean when they use the term “resilience?” This podcast breaks down what resilience is and explores the different concepts related to resilience. We focus in particular on ecological resilience, a definition of resilience that originated in ecology but has broader applications. Each episode, ecology graduate students Conor Barnes and Julie Fowler use scientific papers, real world events, and interviews with experts to make resilience concepts accessible to a wide audience and explain why they matter to science, policy, and everyday life.

Check out the Council For Resilience Education: https://cre.unl.edu/welcome

Funding support from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Center for Great Plains Studies, https://www.unl.edu/plains/welcome

Ever wondered what people mean when they use the term “resilience?” This podcast breaks down what resilience is and explores the different concepts related to resilience. We focus in particular on ecological resilience, a definition of resilience that originated in ecology but has broader applications. Each episode, ecology graduate students Conor Barnes and Julie Fowler use scientific papers, real world events, and interviews with experts to make resilience concepts accessible to a wide audience and explain why they matter to science, policy, and everyday life. Check out the Council For Resilience Education: https://cre.unl.edu/welcome Funding support from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Center for Great Plains Studies, https://www.unl.edu/plains/welcome

What the Heck is Resilience, Anyway?

we go in depth and speak with entrepreneurs, creators, and about the process of following Dreams

we go in depth and speak with entrepreneurs, creators, and about the process of following Dreams

we go in depth and speak with entrepreneurs, creators, and about the process of following Dreams

Pillar Talk

This podcast is produced and hosted by the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Field Agricultural Engineering Team. We are a group of agricultural engineers that work with farmers and agribusiness professionals to help improve the efficiency, profitability, and environmental outcomes on farms.  This podcast will feature information and interviews with ISU Extension field ag engineers and others with expertise in engineering and environmental issues in agriculture. We will cover a variety of topics including grain drying, handling and storage issues, livestock facility design and ventilation, soil and water management, manure management, machinery management, composting, farm safety, and more. We will also discuss solutions to common problems with homes and farmsteads, including energy efficiency improvements, indoor air quality, and well water quality. You can find our episodes on many of your favorite podcast players. Please subscribe to the Engineering Your Farm podcast and stay tuned for new episodes. Email us at engineeryourfarm@gmail.com with comments and suggestions and follow us on Twitter @IAFieldAgEngrs

This podcast is produced and hosted by the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Field Agricultural Engineering Team. We are a group of agricultural engineers that work with farmers and agribusiness professionals to help improve the efficiency, profitability, and environmental outcomes on farms. This podcast will feature information and interviews with ISU Extension field ag engineers and others with expertise in engineering and environmental issues in agriculture. We will cover a variety of topics including grain drying, handling and storage issues, livestock facility design and ventilation, soil and water management, manure management, machinery management, composting, farm safety, and more. We will also discuss solutions to common problems with homes and farmsteads, including energy efficiency improvements, indoor air quality, and well water quality. You can find our episodes on many of your favorite podcast players. Please subscribe to the Engineering Your Farm podcast and stay tuned for new episodes. Email us at engineeryourfarm@gmail.com with comments and suggestions and follow us on Twitter @IAFieldAgEngrs

Engineering Your Farm

PLANT Group founder Austin Arrington hosts this podcast where scientists, artists, environmentalists, and entrepreneurs "talk dirty" on sustainability, innovation, and green business. 

Produced by PLANT Group, LLC

PLANT Group founder Austin Arrington hosts this podcast where scientists, artists, environmentalists, and entrepreneurs "talk dirty" on sustainability, innovation, and green business. Produced by PLANT Group, LLC

Talk Dirty

Научная и культурная повестка людей доброй воли/Авангарда архив

Творческое объединение Авангард

Truncated Thoughts is presented by PreScouter. The podcast is focused on discussing innovative topics, trends, and ideas in the world of Life Sciences as well as their business strategy implications. The conversation is between host, Jeremy Schmerer, and a combination of guests including Dr. Ryan LaRanger, Dr. Joao Guerreiro, Dr. Maikel Boot and others.

Truncated Thoughts

لسان الحال

ສູນລວມ ພອດແຄສ ທີ່ມີຄຸນນະພາບ

Lao X Podcast

Somos Lucía y Nadia, dos científicas de Argentina. Nos apasiona la ciencia y nos gusta contarla de diferentes maneras. En este canal van a poder encontar distintas historias sobre ciencia y relatos divertidos. Esperamos que les gusten! Aguante la ciencia!

Doctoras En Vivo

Join Mrs. Renai, author of the BecomingWifeyBlog and her husband, Mr.B (your favorite teacher) as they discuss love, dating, commitment, and everything else under the sun. Whether focusing on a specific subject, reviewing a trashy reality show, or commenting on hot topics in society, psychology, and pop-culture, this couple hopes to make you smile while offering helpful advice on how to make the most of any type of relationship!&nbsp;

Join Mrs. Renai, author of the BecomingWifeyBlog and her husband, Mr.B (your favorite teacher) as they discuss love, dating, commitment, and everything else under the sun. Whether focusing on a specific subject, reviewing a trashy reality show, or commenting on hot topics in society, psychology, and pop-culture, this couple hopes to make you smile while offering helpful advice on how to make the most of any type of relationship! 

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A Grey Matter

Fledgling Theories

Aussie Wildlife Show

Failed Hips and Harmful Drugs

Nerdy Nocą

A Therapist and an Alchemist

Urban Space Radio

AAPG Energy Insights Podcast

Abt's The Intersect

Dark Sky Conversations

The Will to Believe

The Daheshist Theory of Reincarnation

Hidden Wings and Bloodlust

5MIWeekly (audio)

GuideWire

This Week in Sociological Perspective

Ecology Everywhere

STEM Lab Podcast

The Jeff Gabriel Connection

PsychoShot

Ideas Untrapped

Dot to Dot

2020 Hurricane Season Episode 1

The Butterfly Effect

הרס יצירתי

Innovate That Podcast

Calculated Change

What the Heck is Resilience, Anyway?

Pillar Talk

Engineering Your Farm

Talk Dirty

Творческое объединение Авангард

Truncated Thoughts

لسان الحال

Lao X Podcast

Doctoras En Vivo

I Definitely Do

Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense

Type 471

Great Health Does Not Have to Be A Mission Impossible!

Migraine Science Collaborative

The Beljanski Cancer Talk Show

La vie partout

Sadhguru Telugu

Biotech Career Coach

Enneagram Type 1

Ruminate This | Agrarian Solutions

Energizing Tennessee

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Is Sasquatch (Bigfoot) real and why does Pennsylvania have the most sightings?