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What in the World?S1, EP2Kayla Mandel Sheets discusses secret twins; Nathan S. Jacobs on optical illusions; Chad Orzel discusses Schrödinger's cat; Seena Mathew discusses the speed of thought; Moriba Jah poses a hypothetical on satallites; Janja Lalich discusses cults.
Your Purpose, UnlockedS1, EP6 "Your Purpose, Unlocked"Lucy McBath talks about her quest to end gun violence in US; Ayana Elizabeth Johnson discusses finding joy in climate action; Jon Bowers speaks on aiming for perfection amid fear of failure; Tapiwa Chiwewe discusses solving big problems.
The Latest in IdeasS1, EP47 "The Latest in Ideas"How to solve the world's biggest problems, Natalie Cargill; Why the Rosetta Stone was so important, Franziska Naether; The human cost of coal mining in China, Xiaojun Tom Wang; How to stop the next pandemic, Stop deforestation, Neil Vora; The underground cities of the Byzantine Empire, Veronica Kalas.
How to Be a Better YouS1, EP12 "How to Be a Better You"1) Is someone you love suffering in silence? Here's what to do ----- Gus Worland; 2) How a sanctuary for self-expression can change lives ----- Reed J. Williams and Lindsay Morris; 3) What causes addiction, and why is it so hard to treat? ----- Judy Grisel; 4) What to do when climate change feels unstoppable ----- Clover Hogan; 5) What would happen if you didn't sleep? ----- Claudia Aguirre.
Secrets of the WildS1, EP9 "Secrets of the Wild"Jane Goodall explains how humans and animals can live together; Lucy Cooke dives into the secret sex lives of pandas; Joao Pedro de Magalhaes questions why animals have such different lifespans.
The Future AheadS1, EP2Includes "Civilization on the Moon -- and What It Means for Life on Earth" by Jessy Kate Schingler, "Yes, Scientists are Actually Building an Elevator to Space" by Fabio Pacucci, and "A Sci-fi Vision of Life in 2041" by Chen Qiufan.
Larger-Than-Life ArtS1, EP5"Can Art Amend History?" by Titus Kaphar, "How We See Color" by Colm Kelleher, "Why Theater is Essential to Democracy" by Oskar Eustis, "What's the Point(e) of Ballet?" by Ming Luke, "Sculptures That'd be at Home in the Deep Sea" by Shih Chieh Huang and "How Volumetric Video Brings a New Dimension to Filmmaking" by Diego Prilusky.
Art and Science of LoveS1, EP2Falling in love is the easy part, three ways to build a happy marriage and avoid divorce and the wicked wit of Jane Austen.
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