The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot (2010)

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot (2010)

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  • Newton’s Three Laws of Motion

    Podcast Title:

    “In Motion: Newton’s Three Laws Explained!”

    Podcast Note:

    Get ready to blast off into the world of physics! 🚀

    In this episode, we break down Newton’s Three Laws of Motion — from the magic of inertia ✨ to the force-packed F = ma ⚡ to the action-reaction dance of the universe ♻️.

    Discover how these 300-year-old laws still rule everything from sports ⚽ to space travel 🌌.

    Fun facts, easy examples, and a few surprises await — tune in and feel the force!

    New episodes every week! Follow us for more science magic!

    11 min
  • Her (2013 film)

    Podcast Episode: Falling for Code — A Deep Dive into Her (2013)

    Host: Josh (Milad Pirasteh)

    www.englishwithjosh.ir

    Can you truly fall in love with a voice?

    This episode, we explore Her — the film that made us all question love, loneliness, and life in the digital age.

    We’ll talk AI crushes, modern relationships, and why Her still hits us right in the feels.

    Whether you’re a film buff or just curious about emotional tech, this one’s for you!

    Tune in & let’s get philosophical — with a side of popcorn

    10 min
  • The Subjection of Women by John Stuart Mill (1869)

    Ready to challenge the patriarchy—Victorian style?

    In this episode, we dive into John Stuart Mill’s bold 1869 manifesto, The Subjection of Women — a revolutionary call for gender equality that rocked 19th-century Britain and still echoes today.

    Why did Mill call marriage a “legal slavery”?

    Was this the first feminist mic drop in history?

    And what role did his brilliant partner Harriet Taylor really play?

    Tune in as we explore:

    • The radical roots of modern feminism

    • Mill’s fight for women’s suffrage

    • How one book helped change the world

    Let’s decode a classic that’s still shaking tables over 150 years later!

    11 min
  • Cradle of Civilization

    Step back in time with me as we explore the Cradle of Civilization — where writing, cities, and epic stories were born!

    From ancient Mesopotamia to mighty Egypt, this episode uncovers how humanity leveled up from mud huts to mighty empires!

    Discover how it all began — with myths, kings, gods, and groundbreaking inventions.

    Tune in and time-travel with Josh!

    Let’s make history fun again!

    Topics Covered:

    • First cities and scripts

    • Hammurabi’s Code

    • Epic of Gilgamesh

    • Ancient inventions that still matter

    Listen now – history just got cool!

    #CradleOfCivilization #LearnEnglish #HistoryNerdsUnite

    www.englishwithjosh.ir

    Josh out!

    14 min
  • The Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan (1963)

    Welcome to a deep dive into The Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan — the revolutionary book that kicked off the second wave of feminism in 1963!

    In this episode, we explore:

    ✨ The “problem that has no name”

    🏠 The truth behind the 1950s housewife ideal

    ⚡ How Friedan’s words sparked a feminist movement

    📚 Connections to other iconic feminist works

    🔥 Why it still matters today

    Whether you’re a feminist lit lover or just curious about the book that changed everything — this one’s for you!

    Hit play, and let’s unravel the mystique together!

    11 min

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🎙️ New Podcast Episode: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot (2010) 🧬✨

Get ready for a mind-blowing journey into science, ethics, and a…