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- Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban — Love.exe has stopped working. Their 19‑year split reads like a corporate merger: assets parceled, custody settled, and a 90‑day Tennessee cooling‑off that feels more procedural than painful. We unpack the paperwork, public grief and Hollywood PR theater—why A‑list divorces read like designer return policies. Keywords: Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban, divorce, custody, celebrity news.
- Wegovy and subscription capitalism — A pill that shrinks bodies and fattens profit margins. We investigate how Novo Nordisk’s pill rollout, price tiers, insurance gaps and telehealth distribution turned weight loss into a recurring revenue play. Tune in for an episode on medicine, marketing and who truly benefits from the slimming economy. Keywords: Wegovy, weight loss pill, Novo Nordisk, pricing, insurance, healthcare.
- The Existential Crisis Hour — Two people, one island, zero neat labels. A married woman and her best friend’s husband fly to Niue to snorkel over humpback whales, riffing on friendship, turning 50, and the quiet comforts that outlast romantic stories. Listen for a tender, wry take on connection, memory and why the ocean doesn’t owe us answers. Keywords: Niue, humpback whales, friendship, travel, turning 50.
- New Year’s Day bar inferno (Trigger warning) — A night out ended in a furnace: 40 people dead after five years without inspections, suspected locked exits and ceiling foam that fed the blaze. We investigate the regulatory failures, criminal probes and the human cost behind the paperwork that said “safe.” Hear our full report on accountability, enforcement and public safety. Keywords: bar fire, New Year’s Day, fire inspection, fatalities, investigation, safety.
- Our Collective Nightmare — Same footage, different captions. Five years after the Capitol breach, hearings, pardons and political spin are reshaping who remembers what and who’s held accountable. We trace the tapes, the pardons and the erosion of institutional checks—listen to understand how memory becomes politics. Keywords: January 6, Capitol riot, hearings, pardons, accountability.
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By Behind The Curtain- Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban — Love.exe has stopped working. Their 19‑year split reads like a corporate merger: assets parceled, custody settled, and a 90‑day Tennessee cooling‑off that feels more procedural than painful. We unpack the paperwork, public grief and Hollywood PR theater—why A‑list divorces read like designer return policies. Keywords: Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban, divorce, custody, celebrity news.
- Wegovy and subscription capitalism — A pill that shrinks bodies and fattens profit margins. We investigate how Novo Nordisk’s pill rollout, price tiers, insurance gaps and telehealth distribution turned weight loss into a recurring revenue play. Tune in for an episode on medicine, marketing and who truly benefits from the slimming economy. Keywords: Wegovy, weight loss pill, Novo Nordisk, pricing, insurance, healthcare.
- The Existential Crisis Hour — Two people, one island, zero neat labels. A married woman and her best friend’s husband fly to Niue to snorkel over humpback whales, riffing on friendship, turning 50, and the quiet comforts that outlast romantic stories. Listen for a tender, wry take on connection, memory and why the ocean doesn’t owe us answers. Keywords: Niue, humpback whales, friendship, travel, turning 50.
- New Year’s Day bar inferno (Trigger warning) — A night out ended in a furnace: 40 people dead after five years without inspections, suspected locked exits and ceiling foam that fed the blaze. We investigate the regulatory failures, criminal probes and the human cost behind the paperwork that said “safe.” Hear our full report on accountability, enforcement and public safety. Keywords: bar fire, New Year’s Day, fire inspection, fatalities, investigation, safety.
- Our Collective Nightmare — Same footage, different captions. Five years after the Capitol breach, hearings, pardons and political spin are reshaping who remembers what and who’s held accountable. We trace the tapes, the pardons and the erosion of institutional checks—listen to understand how memory becomes politics. Keywords: January 6, Capitol riot, hearings, pardons, accountability.