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The ConnectionS1, EP6"A New Way to Think About the Transition to Motherhood" by Alexandra Sacks; "The Transformative Power of Video Games" by Herman Narula; "Can Other Animals Understand Death?" by Barbara J. King; "The Radical Act of Choosing Common Ground" by Nisha Anand; "A Sex Therapist's Secret to Rediscovering Your Spark" by Ian Kerner.
The Business AngleS1, EP4Amane Dannouni on how online marketplaces can help local economies; Mick Mountz on what happens inside massive warehouses; Madhavi Venkatesan on the life cycle of a pair of jeans; Nomava Zanazo; Martin Reeves.
Lead the WayS1, EP5The one question every aspiring leader needs to ask . An Olympic champion's unwavering advocacy for mothers in sports. Three tips for leaders to get the future of work right. Is capitalism actually broken?
Revolutionary Women!S1, EP13 "Revolutionary Women!"No. You cannot touch my hair, Mena Fombo; How we can end sexual harassment at work, Gretchen Carlson; A bold plan to transform access to the US social safety net, Amanda Renteria; Why Black girls are targeted for punishment at school and how to change that, Monique W. Morris.
Secrets of the WildS1, EP2Hidden miracles of the natural world, these animals are also plants, the coolest animal you know nothing about, the three different ways mammals give birth and moral behavior in animals.
Psych OutS1, EP9 "Psych Out"When is anger justified? A philosophical inquiry, Delaney Thull; What to trust in a post-truth world, Alex Edmans; What doctors should know about gender identity, Kristie Overstreet; How to avoid catching prickly emotions from other people, Jessica Woods; The truth about electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), Helen M. Farrell.
Under the MicroscopeS1, EP10 "Under the Microscope"How COVID-19 transformed the future of medicine, Daniel Kraft; How ultrasounds work, Jacques S. Abramowicz; How we're using DNA tech to help farmers fight crop diseases, Laura Boykin; The incredible cancer-detecting potential of photoacoustic imaging, Lei Li; How stem cells orchestrate healing and how to speed it up, Kevin Stone; A new type of medicine custom-made with tiny proteins, Christopher Bahl; The uncertain location of electrons.
The Creative ZoneS1, EP6Ersin Han Ersin discusses what it is like to be a giant sequoia tree; Sakinah Hofler on how creative writing can help during hard life moments; Emma Bryce explains how to use a semicolon; Mehret Mandefro discusses a strong creative industry.
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