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Etant à la quête du Vrai, du Bien et du Beau, je tente de partager des réflexions qui m'animent autour de sujets différents. Je vous laisse ainsi percevoir la profondeur de mes pensées pour nous rassembler le temps d'un instant.

les archives d'imen

This podcast is for anyone passionate about the environment, particularly Eco force Global Advocates and will help guide them on their journey with Eco Force Global.\ and changing the planet 1 tree at a time!

This weekly podcast contains environmental news and talking points, plus valuable information and explanations of the business, and how to get the most from it.

Hosted by Ben Sorensen, and featuring Eco Force CEO, Charles Alder.   


For more information on Eco Force Global visit https://ecoforceglobal.com

This podcast is for anyone passionate about the environment, particularly Eco force Global Advocates and will help guide them on their journey with Eco Force Global.\ and changing the planet 1 tree at a time! This weekly podcast contains environmental news and talking points, plus valuable information and explanations of the business, and how to get the most from it. Hosted by Ben Sorensen, and featuring Eco Force CEO, Charles Alder. For more information on Eco Force Global visit https://ecoforceglobal.com

Eco Force Global Advocate Podcast

Kink & Science! What is there to add to that? If you are unconventional and curious, this might be for you.
Join our colorful community! Our app is released in May 2021.

Kink & Science! What is there to add to that? If you are unconventional and curious, this might be for you. Join our colorful community! Our app is released in May 2021.

Kink &amp; Science! What is there to add to that? If you are unconventional and curious, this might be for you.
Join our colorful community! Our app is released in May 2021.

Doctor Anna's Imaginarium

„Kontroversen unserer Zeit" - der Schulpodcast von Lehrern für Lehrer! Aktuelle Debatten der Gegenwart werden in den Unterricht getragen und diskutiert. Nutzt die Podcasts direkt im Unterricht, beim 'home schooling' oder auch unterwegs: immer mobil, immer digital, immer am Puls der Zeit. Dabei verlieren wir den Lehrplan und den Unterrichtsalltag nicht aus den Augen und regen euch hoffentlich zum Nachdenken an. Unser Beitrag für die digitale Lehre!

Mehr Material zu den einzelnen Podcastfolgen findet ihr auf https://wissen.vollmar-akademie.de!

„Kontroversen unserer Zeit" - der Schulpodcast von Lehrern für Lehrer! Aktuelle Debatten der Gegenwart werden in den Unterricht getragen und diskutiert. Nutzt die Podcasts direkt im Unterricht, beim 'home schooling' oder auch unterwegs: immer mobil, immer digital, immer am Puls der Zeit. Dabei verlieren wir den Lehrplan und den Unterrichtsalltag nicht aus den Augen und regen euch hoffentlich zum Nachdenken an. Unser Beitrag für die digitale Lehre! Mehr Material zu den einzelnen Podcastfolgen findet ihr auf https://wissen.vollmar-akademie.de!

Kontroversen unserer Zeit

This podcast is a series of short stories, interesting facts, and general Knowledge. 

I do this for fun, and to improve my English and my speaking.

I hope you enjoy it, and learn something new.

For topic suggestions, questions you want answered, or any inquiries: David.simpleknowledge@gmail.com

This podcast is a series of short stories, interesting facts, and general Knowledge. I do this for fun, and to improve my English and my speaking. I hope you enjoy it, and learn something new. For topic suggestions, questions you want answered, or any inquiries: David.simpleknowledge@gmail.com

Simple Knowledge

Storie di contraffazioni alimentari e frodi nel settore agroalimentare. Questo podcast racconta gli scandali e le contaminazioni che hanno segnato il mondo del food, dal passato ai giorni nostri. Un viaggio alla scoperta del lato oscuro e inaspettato dell'industria alimentare, tra frodi, adulterazioni e inganni ai consumatori.
Condotto da Lorenzo Cremonesi con il professor Aurelio Trevisi, che fornisce il punto di vista scientifico ed analizza le implicazioni per la salute. Podcast ideale per la crescita della Cultura della Qualità e Sicurezza degli Alimenti (Food Safety Culture)

Storie di contraffazioni alimentari e frodi nel settore agroalimentare. Questo podcast racconta gli scandali e le contaminazioni che hanno segnato il mondo del food, dal passato ai giorni nostri. Un viaggio alla scoperta del lato oscuro e inaspettato dell'industria alimentare, tra frodi, adulterazioni e inganni ai consumatori. Condotto da Lorenzo Cremonesi con il professor Aurelio Trevisi, che fornisce il punto di vista scientifico ed analizza le implicazioni per la salute. Podcast ideale per la crescita della Cultura della Qualità e Sicurezza degli Alimenti (Food Safety Culture)

Cibi Criminali

Editors at eBioMedicine, in conversation with the journal’s authors, explore their latest research and its impact on people’s health, healthcare, and health policy.A monthly audio companion to this open access journal, this podcast covers a broad range of topics, from climate change and health to microplastics in human tissues, the microbiome-gut-brain axis and binge drinking to computational pathology in 2030, and more.

eBioMedicine in conversation with

Systems, symbols, cascades, myth, memetics, and the sometimes-unexpected interrelationships within those domains. <a href="https://narrativemachines.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">narrativemachines.substack.com</a>

Systems, symbols, cascades, myth, memetics, and the sometimes-unexpected interrelationships within those domains. narrativemachines.substack.com

Systems, symbols, cascades, myth, memetics, and the sometimes-unexpected interrelationships within those domains. <a href="https://narrativemachines.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">narrativemachines.substack.com</a>

Narrative Machines

MICROCOLLEGE is an exploration of the crisis in higher education and the innovative projects and thinkers working to address it, with a special focus on the human-scaled, place-based, meaning-oriented learning communities we call "microcolleges."The podcast is hosted by Jacob Hundt, Founder of Thoreau College, a micro college rooted in the Driftless Region of rural southwestern Wisconsin, inspired by the model of Deep Springs College, Waldorf education, and Henry David Thoreau. This podcast is for thoughtful, motivated teenagers and young adults who are disappointed by the options available to them in post-secondary education, as well as their teachers, parents, counselors, and mentors, and anyone interested in the quality of higher education and its role within our culture.Listeners will be introduced to new ideas and alternative opportunities for post-secondary education, as well as thoughtful criticism of mainstream models and practices at colleges and universities. Listeners will discover exciting educational programs to apply to, books to read, and thinkers to learn more about.Learn more about Thoreau College and the microcollege movement at https://thoreaucollege.org/

MICROCOLLEGE is an exploration of the crisis in higher education and the innovative projects and thinkers working to address it, with a special focus on the human-scaled, place-based, meaning-oriented learning communities we call "microcolleges." The podcast is hosted by Jacob Hundt, Founder of Thoreau College, a micro college rooted in the Driftless Region of rural southwestern Wisconsin, inspired by the model of Deep Springs College, Waldorf education, and Henry David Thoreau. This podcast is for thoughtful, motivated teenagers and young adults who are disappointed by the options available to them in post-secondary education, as well as their teachers, parents, counselors, and mentors, and anyone interested in the quality of higher education and its role within our culture. Listeners will be introduced to new ideas and alternative opportunities for post-secondary education, as well as thoughtful criticism of mainstream models and practices at colleges and universities. Listeners will discover exciting educational programs to apply to, books to read, and thinkers to learn more about. Learn more about Thoreau College and the microcollege movement at https://thoreaucollege.org/

MICROCOLLEGE:  The Thoreau College Podcast

Sciences sociales, sciences fondamentales, expériences en tout genre à l'écoute des scientifiques et chercheurs.

Les sciences de la Grenouille

In de podcastreeks ‘De leerkracht achter de veerkracht’ vertellen onderwijsprofessionals, leerlingen en onderzoekers over hun ervaringen met radicalisering en polarisatie onder jongeren en over de mogelijkheden om hier op een verstandige manier op te reageren. De gesprekken bieden daarvoor praktische handvatten en voorbeelden uit de praktijk.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

In de podcastreeks ‘De leerkracht achter de veerkracht’ vertellen onderwijsprofessionals, leerlingen en onderzoekers over hun ervaringen met radicalisering en polarisatie onder jongeren en over de mogelijkheden om hier op een verstandige manier op te reageren. De gesprekken bieden daarvoor praktische handvatten en voorbeelden uit de praktijk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In de podcastreeks ‘De leerkracht achter de veerkracht’ vertellen onderwijsprofessionals, leerlingen en onderzoekers over hun ervaringen met radicalisering en polarisatie onder jongeren en over de mogelijkheden om hier op een verstandige manier op te reageren. De gesprekken bieden daarvoor praktische handvatten en voorbeelden uit de praktijk. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

De leerkracht achter de veerkracht

Mettre en lumière les initiatives locales en faveur de la préservation de l'environnement, c'est la proposition du CPIE Pays de Bourgogne. Le Centre Permanent d'Initiatives pour l'Environnement sensibilise à l'environnement pour mieux connaître et protéger la nature.
Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

Mettre en lumière les initiatives locales en faveur de la préservation de l'environnement, c'est la proposition du CPIE Pays de Bourgogne. Le Centre Permanent d'Initiatives pour l'Environnement sensibilise à l'environnement pour mieux connaître et protéger la nature. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Mettre en lumière les initiatives locales en faveur de la préservation de l'environnement, c'est la proposition du CPIE Pays de Bourgogne. Le Centre Permanent d'Initiatives pour l'Environnement sensibilise à l'environnement pour mieux connaître et protéger la nature.
Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite" rel="noopener noreferrer">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

C Le Mag - CPIE

Soctalk with JNAB and The Sundance Kid dives into the confluence of technology, art, and human experiences. Hosted by Jamie Sundance (The Sundance Kid) and John na Brown (JNAB), lecturers with deep roots in tech and human-computer interaction, this series explores emerging technologies' societal and creative impacts. From VR to AI, the hosts engage in thought-provoking discussions, blending expert insights with philosophical ponderings. It's a must-listen for those curious about how technology reshapes our world and ourselves, embodying the tagline "Exploring the frontiers of technology, art, and the human experience." 

SocTalk is a production from RGU STUDIOS, produced by Jamie Sundance and Zhaklina Velcheva at the ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY'S SCHOOL OF COMPUTING.

Soctalk with JNAB and The Sundance Kid dives into the confluence of technology, art, and human experiences. Hosted by Jamie Sundance (The Sundance Kid) and John na Brown (JNAB), lecturers with deep roots in tech and human-computer interaction, this series explores emerging technologies' societal and creative impacts. From VR to AI, the hosts engage in thought-provoking discussions, blending expert insights with philosophical ponderings. It's a must-listen for those curious about how technology reshapes our world and ourselves, embodying the tagline "Exploring the frontiers of technology, art, and the human experience." SocTalk is a production from RGU STUDIOS, produced by Jamie Sundance and Zhaklina Velcheva at the ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY'S SCHOOL OF COMPUTING.

SocTalk

מדברים תוספים - תוספים לויטליות

Our Sustainable Village is an environmental docuseries following students from six schools in Cabra, Dublin, as they work with experts over six months to make their community greener and healthier. Their local efforts show how small actions can have a big impact in the fight against climate change. Part of the award-winning catalogue of junior podcasts for kids from RTÉ.

Our Sustainable Village

Podden drivs av oss, Tåre Gashi och Bianca Hultén. Vi är två nyfikna studenter som studerar Personal- och arbetslivsprogrammet på Högskolan Kristianstad.Vi skapade denna podd för att förstå HR i teori och praktik. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Podden drivs av oss, Tåre Gashi och Bianca Hultén. Vi är två nyfikna studenter som studerar Personal- och arbetslivsprogrammet på Högskolan Kristianstad. Vi skapade denna podd för att förstå HR i teori och praktik. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Podden drivs av oss, Tåre Gashi och Bianca Hultén. Vi är två nyfikna studenter som studerar Personal- och arbetslivsprogrammet på Högskolan Kristianstad.Vi skapade denna podd för att förstå HR i teori och praktik. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Arbetslivspodden - HR i teori och praktik

This is NICER Life, the podcast exploring how a circular approach to business and industry could change the world. In this series, the team talk with experts from the different research centres in the UK’s National Interdisciplinary Circular Economy Research (NICER) network, a cross-cutting research programme to help the UK become more circular and sustainable. Each episode we meet the people behind the research and explore the latest circular initiatives across academia, business and policy.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

This is NICER Life, the podcast exploring how a circular approach to business and industry could change the world. In this series, the team talk with experts from the different research centres in the UK’s National Interdisciplinary Circular Economy Research (NICER) network, a cross-cutting research programme to help the UK become more circular and sustainable. Each episode we meet the people behind the research and explore the latest circular initiatives across academia, business and policy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is NICER Life, the podcast exploring how a circular approach to business and industry could change the world. In this series, the team talk with experts from the different research centres in the UK’s National Interdisciplinary Circular Economy Research (NICER) network, a cross-cutting research programme to help the UK become more circular and sustainable. Each episode we meet the people behind the research and explore the latest circular initiatives across academia, business and policy. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

NICER Life

The latest autism research news stories with ASF Chief Science Officer Alycia Halladay

stem cell – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts

Welcome to Space Chai, your new favorite podcast, where our hosts DC and Baley spill the tea on space policy, law, news, and all other celestial stories!

Welcome to Space Chai, your new favorite podcast, where our hosts DC and Baley spill the tea on space policy, law, news, and all other celestial stories!

Space Chai

Spora część mojego życia to tzw. seria fortunnych zdarzeń. Chciałem zostać lekarzem, a zostałem fizykiem. Pojechałem zwiedzać Wiedeń, a poznałem żonę. Chciałem robić doktorat i wyjechałem na prawie 4 lata do największego centrum naukowego w Europie. Chcieliśmy powiększyć rodzinę i urodziły się bliźniaki. W końcu wróciliśmy z emigracji, żebym mógł zostać naukowcem, a zostałem dziennikarzem.

Nazywam się Tomasz Rożek. Z wykształcenia jestem fizykiem a z zawodu dziennikarzem naukowym. Kieruję działem naukowym w tygodniku Gość Niedzielny.  Współpracuję lub współpracowałem z wieloma mediami m.in.: z  redakcjami: Pytanie na Śniadanie, Teleexpress, Dzień Dobry TVN; Wiedzą i Życiem, magazynem National Geographic, Gazetą Wyborczą, Rzeczpospolitą, magazynem Focus. Byłem autorem oraz prowadzącym program Sonda2 w TVP2. Wspóltworzyłem programy radiowe: „Pytania z kosmosu” oraz Klub Trójki.

Piszę nie tylko dla periodyków. Moja pierwsza książka „Nauka – po prostu. Wywiady z wybitnymi” (2011, Demart) została uznana za najlepszą książkę popularno-naukową sezonu 2010-2011. W 2012 roku napisałem „Nauka – to lubię. Od ziarnka piasku do gwiazd” (WAB). W 2014 roku ukazała się moja książka „Kosmos” (WAB). W 2015 roku ukazał się „Człowiek” (WAB). To dwie części pop-naukowej trylogii. W trzeciej części opiszę mikrokosmos.

Prowadzę pop-naukowego vbloga Nauka. To lubię i facebookowy fanpage Nauka.To lubię. A od teraz także podcast.

Jestem obecny w dyskusjach na Twiterze oraz Instagramie.

Jestem szczęśliwym tatą bliźniaków Zuzi i Janka, oraz mężem Ani. Mieszkamy na Śląsku.

Spora część mojego życia to tzw. seria fortunnych zdarzeń. Chciałem zostać lekarzem, a zostałem fizykiem. Pojechałem zwiedzać Wiedeń, a poznałem żonę. Chciałem robić doktorat i wyjechałem na prawie 4 lata do największego centrum naukowego w Europie. Chcieliśmy powiększyć rodzinę i urodziły się bliźniaki. W końcu wróciliśmy z emigracji, żebym mógł zostać naukowcem, a zostałem dziennikarzem. Nazywam się Tomasz Rożek. Z wykształcenia jestem fizykiem a z zawodu dziennikarzem naukowym. Kieruję działem naukowym w tygodniku Gość Niedzielny. Współpracuję lub współpracowałem z wieloma mediami m.in.: z redakcjami: Pytanie na Śniadanie, Teleexpress, Dzień Dobry TVN; Wiedzą i Życiem, magazynem National Geographic, Gazetą Wyborczą, Rzeczpospolitą, magazynem Focus. Byłem autorem oraz prowadzącym program Sonda2 w TVP2. Wspóltworzyłem programy radiowe: „Pytania z kosmosu” oraz Klub Trójki. Piszę nie tylko dla periodyków. Moja pierwsza książka „Nauka – po prostu. Wywiady z wybitnymi” (2011, Demart) została uznana za najlepszą książkę popularno-naukową sezonu 2010-2011. W 2012 roku napisałem „Nauka – to lubię. Od ziarnka piasku do gwiazd” (WAB). W 2014 roku ukazała się moja książka „Kosmos” (WAB). W 2015 roku ukazał się „Człowiek” (WAB). To dwie części pop-naukowej trylogii. W trzeciej części opiszę mikrokosmos. Prowadzę pop-naukowego vbloga Nauka. To lubię i facebookowy fanpage Nauka.To lubię. A od teraz także podcast. Jestem obecny w dyskusjach na Twiterze oraz Instagramie. Jestem szczęśliwym tatą bliźniaków Zuzi i Janka, oraz mężem Ani. Mieszkamy na Śląsku.

Nauka To Lubię

Walk Without Feet is a podcast exploring the interdependence between the spiritual and material planes. Hosted by Jordan Dragon.

Walk Without Feet is a podcast exploring the interdependence between the spiritual and material planes. Hosted by Jordan Dragon.

Walk Without Feet

Trăim intr-un context complex, ambiguu, volatil și incert, însă pretutindeni suntem bombardați cu răspunsuri clare, cu certitudini de neclintit, cu diagnostice definitive și de multe ori letale asupra societății noastre. Cine mai are timp să se întrebe? Și cine mai pune întrebări astăzi când toți se înghesuie să dea răspunsuri? Antropologia este o metodă de interogare a sinelui cultural, iar Alec Bălășescu o folosește în dialog cu invitații săi pentru a zgândări suprafața convențională a viziunii noastre asupra lumii.

D'ale antropologiei cu Alec Bălășescu

2023: A Year Where Reality Played Dress-Up in Fiction's Clothes (According to Pew) Hold onto your hats, folks, because 2023 was a year that defied expectations with the grace of a drunken llama on roller skates. And wouldn't you know it, the good folks at Pew Research just dropped a report about it, one brimming with stats that make the past 12 months feel like a fever dream penned by a particularly caffeinated screenwriter. So, grab your artisanal kombucha (because 2023 was also the year of niche self-flagellation), gather your nearest conspiracy theorists and existentialists, and let's dissect these findings like a particularly juicy reality TV show! Kids Today: Aiming for the Stars While Dodging Gunfire (Figuratively, We Hope) Remember the halcyon days of Tamagotchis and Pogs? Yeah, those are about as current as wearing parachute pants to Coachella. Today's youth, Pew tells us, are all about interstellar aspirations and STEM dreams, which, let's face it, is way cooler than mastering the intricate code needed to clean up your virtual pet's pixelated poop. They're building robots while you were building forts out of couch cushions, and their future plans involve moon colonies, not just corner offices. So, step aside, avocado-toast-munching millennials, these Gen Alpha whizzes are coming for your space rockets and your existential angst. Guns and Tweets: A Digital Showdown in 140 Characters or Less Pew also tossed a grenade into the already fiery debate about America's love affair with firearms. Turns out, while gun ownership might be as American as baseball and bad reality TV, the way folks are talking about it online has gone from backyard barbeque to full-blown Twitter brawl. Social media, it seems, isn't just for cat videos and vacation selfies anymore. It's become the Wild West of gun rights and regulations, with both sides slinging statistics and hashtags like saloon doors swinging in a dusty gunslinger standoff. Buckle up, buttercup, because this online showdown is just getting started, and the only thing louder than the Second Amendment arguments might be the furious click-clacking of keyboards. Science: Friend or Foe? America's Jury is Out, and the Evidence is Confusing Remember those sci-fi movies where scientists are either benevolent geniuses or world-dominating megalomaniacs? Yeah, America's relationship with science in 2023 is about as clear as a petri dish after a science lab rave. Pew's report paints a picture of a nation torn between awe at scientific advancements and gnawing anxieties about the future. We love our smartphones and gene-edited avocados, but scratch the surface, and you'll find a cocktail of worries about AI overlords and Franken-food anxieties. Science, it seems, needs a makeover, and preferably one that involves ditching the lab coat and thick-rimmed glasses (unless, of course, they're the ironic kind, paired with vintage Converse and a healthy dose of self-deprecating humor). And Hold the Phone... There's More! From the rise of spirituality in a seemingly secular world to the ongoing tug-of-war between wanderlust and climate concerns, Pew's report is a treasure trove of "did you knows?" and "whoa, what?"s. It's a reminder that 2023 wasn't just a year of headlines and clickbait; it was a year where our culture, anxieties, and dreams went on a wild, unpredictable ride. We saw teenagers building rockets in their garage while politicians argued about pronouns, parents traded organic kale chips for screen time battles, and social media became a battleground for everything from gun laws to the latest Kardashian scandal. So, raise your metaphorical kombucha glass to the year that gave us more twists and turns than a M.C. Escher staircase, and get ready for 2024, because if Pew's findings are any indication, it's going to be an even wilder ride. Buckle up, buttercup, because reality just took a sharp turn towards the unknown, and the only thing certain is that the popcorn-munching, existential-angst-fuelled show must go on! Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. This show includes AI-generated content.

2023: A Year Where Reality Played Dress-Up in Fiction's Clothes (According to Pew) Hold onto your hats, folks, because 2023 was a year that defied expectations with the grace of a drunken llama on roller skates. And wouldn't you know it, the good folks at Pew Research just dropped a report about it, one brimming with stats that make the past 12 months feel like a fever dream penned by a particularly caffeinated screenwriter. So, grab your artisanal kombucha (because 2023 was also the year of niche self-flagellation), gather your nearest conspiracy theorists and existentialists, and let's dissect these findings like a particularly juicy reality TV show! Kids Today: Aiming for the Stars While Dodging Gunfire (Figuratively, We Hope) Remember the halcyon days of Tamagotchis and Pogs? Yeah, those are about as current as wearing parachute pants to Coachella. Today's youth, Pew tells us, are all about interstellar aspirations and STEM dreams, which, let's face it, is way cooler than mastering the intricate code needed to clean up your virtual pet's pixelated poop. They're building robots while you were building forts out of couch cushions, and their future plans involve moon colonies, not just corner offices. So, step aside, avocado-toast-munching millennials, these Gen Alpha whizzes are coming for your space rockets and your existential angst. Guns and Tweets: A Digital Showdown in 140 Characters or Less Pew also tossed a grenade into the already fiery debate about America's love affair with firearms. Turns out, while gun ownership might be as American as baseball and bad reality TV, the way folks are talking about it online has gone from backyard barbeque to full-blown Twitter brawl. Social media, it seems, isn't just for cat videos and vacation selfies anymore. It's become the Wild West of gun rights and regulations, with both sides slinging statistics and hashtags like saloon doors swinging in a dusty gunslinger standoff. Buckle up, buttercup, because this online showdown is just getting started, and the only thing louder than the Second Amendment arguments might be the furious click-clacking of keyboards. Science: Friend or Foe? America's Jury is Out, and the Evidence is Confusing Remember those sci-fi movies where scientists are either benevolent geniuses or world-dominating megalomaniacs? Yeah, America's relationship with science in 2023 is about as clear as a petri dish after a science lab rave. Pew's report paints a picture of a nation torn between awe at scientific advancements and gnawing anxieties about the future. We love our smartphones and gene-edited avocados, but scratch the surface, and you'll find a cocktail of worries about AI overlords and Franken-food anxieties. Science, it seems, needs a makeover, and preferably one that involves ditching the lab coat and thick-rimmed glasses (unless, of course, they're the ironic kind, paired with vintage Converse and a healthy dose of self-deprecating humor). And Hold the Phone... There's More! From the rise of spirituality in a seemingly secular world to the ongoing tug-of-war between wanderlust and climate concerns, Pew's report is a treasure trove of "did you knows?" and "whoa, what?"s. It's a reminder that 2023 wasn't just a year of headlines and clickbait; it was a year where our culture, anxieties, and dreams went on a wild, unpredictable ride. We saw teenagers building rockets in their garage while politicians argued about pronouns, parents traded organic kale chips for screen time battles, and social media became a battleground for everything from gun laws to the latest Kardashian scandal. So, raise your metaphorical kombucha glass to the year that gave us more twists and turns than a M.C. Escher staircase, and get ready for 2024, because if Pew's findings are any indication, it's going to be an even wilder ride. Buckle up, buttercup, because reality just took a sharp turn towards the unknown, and the only thing certain is that the popcorn-munching, existential-angst-fuelled show must go on! Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.This show includes AI-generated content.

2023: A Year Where Reality Played Dress-Up in Fiction's Clothes (According to Pew) Hold onto your hats, folks, because 2023 was a year that defied expectations with the grace of a drunken llama on roller skates. And wouldn't you know it, the good folks at Pew Research just dropped a report about it, one brimming with stats that make the past 12 months feel like a fever dream penned by a particularly caffeinated screenwriter. So, grab your artisanal kombucha (because 2023 was also the year of niche self-flagellation), gather your nearest conspiracy theorists and existentialists, and let's dissect these findings like a particularly juicy reality TV show! Kids Today: Aiming for the Stars While Dodging Gunfire (Figuratively, We Hope) Remember the halcyon days of Tamagotchis and Pogs? Yeah, those are about as current as wearing parachute pants to Coachella. Today's youth, Pew tells us, are all about interstellar aspirations and STEM dreams, which, let's face it, is way cooler than mastering the intricate code needed to clean up your virtual pet's pixelated poop. They're building robots while you were building forts out of couch cushions, and their future plans involve moon colonies, not just corner offices. So, step aside, avocado-toast-munching millennials, these Gen Alpha whizzes are coming for your space rockets and your existential angst. Guns and Tweets: A Digital Showdown in 140 Characters or Less Pew also tossed a grenade into the already fiery debate about America's love affair with firearms. Turns out, while gun ownership might be as American as baseball and bad reality TV, the way folks are talking about it online has gone from backyard barbeque to full-blown Twitter brawl. Social media, it seems, isn't just for cat videos and vacation selfies anymore. It's become the Wild West of gun rights and regulations, with both sides slinging statistics and hashtags like saloon doors swinging in a dusty gunslinger standoff. Buckle up, buttercup, because this online showdown is just getting started, and the only thing louder than the Second Amendment arguments might be the furious click-clacking of keyboards. Science: Friend or Foe? America's Jury is Out, and the Evidence is Confusing Remember those sci-fi movies where scientists are either benevolent geniuses or world-dominating megalomaniacs? Yeah, America's relationship with science in 2023 is about as clear as a petri dish after a science lab rave. Pew's report paints a picture of a nation torn between awe at scientific advancements and gnawing anxieties about the future. We love our smartphones and gene-edited avocados, but scratch the surface, and you'll find a cocktail of worries about AI overlords and Franken-food anxieties. Science, it seems, needs a makeover, and preferably one that involves ditching the lab coat and thick-rimmed glasses (unless, of course, they're the ironic kind, paired with vintage Converse and a healthy dose of self-deprecating humor). And Hold the Phone... There's More! From the rise of spirituality in a seemingly secular world to the ongoing tug-of-war between wanderlust and climate concerns, Pew's report is a treasure trove of "did you knows?" and "whoa, what?"s. It's a reminder that 2023 wasn't just a year of headlines and clickbait; it was a year where our culture, anxieties, and dreams went on a wild, unpredictable ride. We saw teenagers building rockets in their garage while politicians argued about pronouns, parents traded organic kale chips for screen time battles, and social media became a battleground for everything from gun laws to the latest Kardashian scandal. So, raise your metaphorical kombucha glass to the year that gave us more twists and turns than a M.C. Escher staircase, and get ready for 2024, because if Pew's findings are any indication, it's going to be an even wilder ride. Buckle up, buttercup, because reality just took a sharp turn towards the unknown, and the only thing certain is that the popcorn-munching, existential-angst-fuelled show must go on! Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. This show includes AI-generated content.

Pew Said It! Pew Research Shares it's most Striking Findings of 2023!

دکتر محمدرضا سرگلزایی - روانپزشک، معلم
Psychiatrist - Teacher
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https://t.me/drsargolzaeipodcast
Email: isssp@yahoo..com
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مهارت‌های زندگی دکتر محمدرضا سرگلزایی

دکتر محمدرضا سرگلزایی - روانپزشک، معلم Psychiatrist - Teacher www.drsargolzaei.com https://t.me/drsargolzaei https://t.me/drsargolzaeipodcast Email: isssp@yahoo..com دوستان گرامی این تنها پیج رسمی دکتر سرگلزایی در کست باکس است #drsargolzaee #drsargolzaei #دکترسرگلزایی #دکترـسرگلزایی #دکترـسرگلزاییـروانپزشک #روانشناسی پادکست #روانشناسی دکتر سرگلزایی مهارت‌های زندگی دکتر محمدرضا سرگلزایی

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The Psychedelic Athlete, Mike Turpin.  His reach of unique quality guests.

The Psychedelic Athlete, Mike Turpin. His reach of unique quality guests.

The Psychedelic Athlete

Vizinhar é um podcast sobre economia e cultura dos comuns. Aqui nesse espaço a gente vai conversar sobre tudo que tem a ver com os recursos e bens comuns, de uma forma descomplicada e acessível. 

O programa faz parte do PROCAD Comuns Amazônia, uma parceria entre pesquisadores da Universidade Federal do Pará (UFPA), Universidade Federal do Norte do Tocantins (UFNT) e Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) e é apoiado pela Capes.

Vizinhar é um podcast sobre economia e cultura dos comuns. Aqui nesse espaço a gente vai conversar sobre tudo que tem a ver com os recursos e bens comuns, de uma forma descomplicada e acessível. O programa faz parte do PROCAD Comuns Amazônia, uma parceria entre pesquisadores da Universidade Federal do Pará (UFPA), Universidade Federal do Norte do Tocantins (UFNT) e Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) e é apoiado pela Capes.

Vizinhar

Tune in to Scat Chat with WWF-Australia, hosted by comedian Carlo Ritchie and featuring a fascinating line up of conservationists to get to the bottom of all the things that animal scat - or poo - can teach us about the animals that made it and what you can do at home to help them.

Tune in to Scat Chat with WWF-Australia, hosted by comedian Carlo Ritchie and featuring a fascinating line up of conservationists to get to the bottom of all the things that animal scat - or poo - can teach us about the animals that made it and what you can do at home to help them.

Scat Chat with WWF

各种矿物集合在一起形成岩石和矿石，也就是我们常说的石头，认知矿物可以从 10 个摩氏硬度矿物开始。本专辑就是来了解，它们是什么样的。

矿物与生活 / 地质科普

&nbsp;Cut through the noise with disciplined, unbiased insights drawn from the world’s most respected sell-side and buy-side research. Curated by industry professionals, Financial Research Roundup delivers bite-sized, 5–10 minute audio summaries of the most impactful financial reports and market news — designed to inform the busy investor without the fluff. With a sharp focus on fundamental investing, market structure, and rigorous analysis, each episode distills high-signal commentary rooted in data, not hype.&nbsp;

 Cut through the noise with disciplined, unbiased insights drawn from the world’s most respected sell-side and buy-side research. Curated by industry professionals, Financial Research Roundup delivers bite-sized, 5–10 minute audio summaries of the most impactful financial reports and market news — designed to inform the busy investor without the fluff. With a sharp focus on fundamental investing, market structure, and rigorous analysis, each episode distills high-signal commentary rooted in data, not hype. 

Financial Research Roundup

An informative science-based podcast where we our goal is to help keep the community informed on the numerous health threats that are directly impacting our true wealth. On this podcast, we won’t just highlight the problems…we offer solutions based on research and we ensure all solutions are tangible for everyone regardless of race, SES, location, etc. We have guest experts in different fields of scientific research sharing their knowledge, research, and findings with us with the goal of getting us to reclaim our wealth and live life more abundantly.&nbsp;

An informative science-based podcast where we our goal is to help keep the community informed on the numerous health threats that are directly impacting our true wealth. On this podcast, we won’t just highlight the problems…we offer solutions based on research and we ensure all solutions are tangible for everyone regardless of race, SES, location, etc. We have guest experts in different fields of scientific research sharing their knowledge, research, and findings with us with the goal of getting us to reclaim our wealth and live life more abundantly. 

Under The Microscope

The idea of progress — that humanity advances through time toward something better — has been a contested assumption throughout history. The question of whether we as a species, a nation, or as individuals are progressing is being interrogated with a renewed urgency that the present moment demands. Whether that advancement is real, illusory, unevenly distributed, or simply beside the point depends on who is asking, from where, and by what measure. Notions of Progress is a podcast that takes those questions seriously, tracing how the idea of progress has been understood, contested, and reimagined from antiquity to the age of artificial intelligence.
The series moves from the ancient Greeks’ ambivalence about technological change, through the Enlightenment’s confidence in cumulative human reason, to the contemporary moment in which artificial intelligence has made the question of progress newly urgent. When machines appear to learn, create, and reason, the assumptions buried inside the word “progress” — about agency, direction, and human advancement — are no longer abstract. Tracing how those assumptions formed, and how they have been challenged across centuries, is the work of this podcast. Rather than prescribing a position, it surfaces the debates — examining how thinkers from Hesiod to Hayek, from Plato to Peter Haff, have understood what it means for humanity to move forward, at what cost, for whom, and by whose definition. The thread connecting Plato’s Academy to the age of artificial intelligence is not a straight line of accumulation — it is a recurring argument about whether progress is something driven by human agency, providence, or an artificial consciousness we project onto history rather than find in it.
Host Marshall Madow brings an unusual dual formation to these questions. His MA in History from Cambridge University — where his thesis examined Georges Sorel’s epistemology of myth and the role of ideas in animating collective action — gave him a grounding in how belief systems about progress can function in place of rational thinking as historical forces. His MSc from Oxford University’s Saïd Business School, specializing in Complexity Science and Leadership, introduced him to the question from the other direction: how systems evolve, how change propagates through institutions, and why linear models of advancement are often insufficient in explaining complex phenomena. The two areas of study point toward the same problem from opposite ends. Notions of Progress is the inquiry that connects them.
Marshall approaches the podcast as a scholar, researcher, and curator — seeking to surface a pluralistic and wide-ranging spectrum of ideas rather than prescribing or advocating one position over another.
Contact: marshall@notionsofprogress.com
Social: @notionsofprogress on Instagram · @NotionsProgress on X/Twitter
Web: notionsofprogress.com

The idea of progress — that humanity advances through time toward something better — has been a contested assumption throughout history. The question of whether we as a species, a nation, or as individuals are progressing is being interrogated with a renewed urgency that the present moment demands. Whether that advancement is real, illusory, unevenly distributed, or simply beside the point depends on who is asking, from where, and by what measure. Notions of Progress is a podcast that takes those questions seriously, tracing how the idea of progress has been understood, contested, and reimagined from antiquity to the age of artificial intelligence. The series moves from the ancient Greeks’ ambivalence about technological change, through the Enlightenment’s confidence in cumulative human reason, to the contemporary moment in which artificial intelligence has made the question of progress newly urgent. When machines appear to learn, create, and reason, the assumptions buried inside the word “progress” — about agency, direction, and human advancement — are no longer abstract. Tracing how those assumptions formed, and how they have been challenged across centuries, is the work of this podcast. Rather than prescribing a position, it surfaces the debates — examining how thinkers from Hesiod to Hayek, from Plato to Peter Haff, have understood what it means for humanity to move forward, at what cost, for whom, and by whose definition. The thread connecting Plato’s Academy to the age of artificial intelligence is not a straight line of accumulation — it is a recurring argument about whether progress is something driven by human agency, providence, or an artificial consciousness we project onto history rather than find in it. Host Marshall Madow brings an unusual dual formation to these questions. His MA in History from Cambridge University — where his thesis examined Georges Sorel’s epistemology of myth and the role of ideas in animating collective action — gave him a grounding in how belief systems about progress can function in place of rational thinking as historical forces. His MSc from Oxford University’s Saïd Business School, specializing in Complexity Science and Leadership, introduced him to the question from the other direction: how systems evolve, how change propagates through institutions, and why linear models of advancement are often insufficient in explaining complex phenomena. The two areas of study point toward the same problem from opposite ends. Notions of Progress is the inquiry that connects them. Marshall approaches the podcast as a scholar, researcher, and curator — seeking to surface a pluralistic and wide-ranging spectrum of ideas rather than prescribing or advocating one position over another. Contact: marshall@notionsofprogress.com Social: @notionsofprogress on Instagram · @NotionsProgress on X/Twitter Web: notionsofprogress.com

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Eco Force Global Advocate Podcast

Doctor Anna's Imaginarium

Kontroversen unserer Zeit

Simple Knowledge

Cibi Criminali

eBioMedicine in conversation with

Narrative Machines

MICROCOLLEGE: The Thoreau College Podcast

Les sciences de la Grenouille

De leerkracht achter de veerkracht

C Le Mag - CPIE

SocTalk

מדברים תוספים - תוספים לויטליות

Our Sustainable Village

Arbetslivspodden - HR i teori och praktik

NICER Life

stem cell – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts

Space Chai

Nauka To Lubię

Walk Without Feet

D'ale antropologiei cu Alec Bălășescu

Pew Said It! Pew Research Shares it's most Striking Findings of 2023!

drsargolzaei | پادکست دکتر سرگلزایی

The Psychedelic Athlete

Vizinhar

Scat Chat with WWF

矿物与生活 / 地质科普

Financial Research Roundup

Under The Microscope

Notions of Progress

Inside Hochschulkommunikation (Inside HKomm)

Dog Origins

Mars Climate Orbiter Loss

Fukushima Backup Failure

QUESEPUEDE

小红书真实粉与小红书无视限流赞结合自动化平台提升笔记曝光和互动率

Mariánská listování

Maritime Matters

Nachhaltigkeitsutopien aus/von/für Niedersachsen

Chemtrails Conspiracy

Píldoras de Ciencia

AI Control Theory

Outlet

Great Airport Mystery

Voxels

Around The Campfire

Minos of Sardanes

All the Brothers Were Valiant

Storm Over Warlock, Version 2