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1) The federal government’s new diet fits in your pocket and contradicts your cardiologist. In this episode we unpack the three‑page inverted pyramid that swaps MyPlate for meat, cheese, and full‑fat dairy, the chaotic school‑lunch reality, and the saturated‑fat debate driving nutrition Twitter wars. Host-led, sardonic analysis of policy, protein mantras, and what “real food” really means. Tune in for hot takes and practical fallout on diet guidelines, school lunch, and saturated fat.
2) Is the job market slowing or simply reshuffling who gets paid to move? We break down November’s numbers—7.15M openings, a 3.2% hiring rate, the K‑shaped recovery, rising pay for job‑changers, and how policy noise is turning hiring into risk management. A sharp, data‑driven episode about wages, layoffs, and who’s left behind in today’s labor market. Listen for clear takeaways on jobs, hiring trends, and economic policy.
3) A 60,000‑year‑old quartz arrow smeared with gifbol rewrites the story of human foresight. This contemplative episode explores how prehistoric hunters engineered delay, the chemistry of poison on stone, and why ancient planning still illuminates modern questions of meaning and ingenuity. Philosophical and curious, we trace cognitive continuity from hunting to our habit of postponement. Tune in for a mind‑bending archaeology deep dive on foresight, gifbol, and human cognition.
4) They flew Nicolás Maduro to the U.S. overnight—now Diosdado Cabello stands under the spotlight with a $25M bounty. We unpack the spectacle: militia patrols, propaganda TV as a hit list, indictments tied to the Cartel de los Soles, and the regional risks of a destabilized regime. Urgent, investigative coverage of Venezuela’s shifting power dynamics and international implications. Listen for on‑the‑ground analysis of Maduro, Cabello, and geopolitics.
5) A Brentwood arraignment became theater instead of reckoning—private counsel withdrew, a public defender stepped in, and the case was delayed. This somber episode examines how addiction, privilege, media spectacle, and courtroom choreography shape public perceptions of justice in a high‑profile Hollywood murder. We parse the legal moves, family fallout, and the system’s slow grind toward answers. Tune in for a deep dive into true crime, addiction, and the justice system.
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By Behind The Curtain1) The federal government’s new diet fits in your pocket and contradicts your cardiologist. In this episode we unpack the three‑page inverted pyramid that swaps MyPlate for meat, cheese, and full‑fat dairy, the chaotic school‑lunch reality, and the saturated‑fat debate driving nutrition Twitter wars. Host-led, sardonic analysis of policy, protein mantras, and what “real food” really means. Tune in for hot takes and practical fallout on diet guidelines, school lunch, and saturated fat.
2) Is the job market slowing or simply reshuffling who gets paid to move? We break down November’s numbers—7.15M openings, a 3.2% hiring rate, the K‑shaped recovery, rising pay for job‑changers, and how policy noise is turning hiring into risk management. A sharp, data‑driven episode about wages, layoffs, and who’s left behind in today’s labor market. Listen for clear takeaways on jobs, hiring trends, and economic policy.
3) A 60,000‑year‑old quartz arrow smeared with gifbol rewrites the story of human foresight. This contemplative episode explores how prehistoric hunters engineered delay, the chemistry of poison on stone, and why ancient planning still illuminates modern questions of meaning and ingenuity. Philosophical and curious, we trace cognitive continuity from hunting to our habit of postponement. Tune in for a mind‑bending archaeology deep dive on foresight, gifbol, and human cognition.
4) They flew Nicolás Maduro to the U.S. overnight—now Diosdado Cabello stands under the spotlight with a $25M bounty. We unpack the spectacle: militia patrols, propaganda TV as a hit list, indictments tied to the Cartel de los Soles, and the regional risks of a destabilized regime. Urgent, investigative coverage of Venezuela’s shifting power dynamics and international implications. Listen for on‑the‑ground analysis of Maduro, Cabello, and geopolitics.
5) A Brentwood arraignment became theater instead of reckoning—private counsel withdrew, a public defender stepped in, and the case was delayed. This somber episode examines how addiction, privilege, media spectacle, and courtroom choreography shape public perceptions of justice in a high‑profile Hollywood murder. We parse the legal moves, family fallout, and the system’s slow grind toward answers. Tune in for a deep dive into true crime, addiction, and the justice system.