The Consequences, Not the Mechanism: What the Resurrection Narratives Are Actually About
In this rambling episode the hosts explore how resurrection narratives in Christianity are less about the literal mechanics of rising from the dead and more about the ethical and communal consequences they imply. They critique atonement theories that turn the cross into a transactional "for us" device, warning that such language can become ideological cover for exploitation when stripped of universal solidarity. The conversation also drifts into the challenges of modern podcast production—technology that cleans audio, the tension between authenticity and polish, and the cultural divide between long‑form and bite‑size content. Throughout, the hosts draw on process metaphysics and Whiteheadian thought to argue for a view of the cross that confronts personal complicity rather than offering a convenient theological settlement.
Skeptic Mathematician Gil Kalai From Reichman University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
In this episode, mathematician Gil Kalai discusses his skeptical view that large‑scale quantum computers are unlikely to succeed because of fundamental noise and error‑correction limits. He outlines two lines of theoretical work: one proposing correlated noise that would thwart fault...
Steven Kotler on We Are As Gods: Godlike Power, Stone Age Minds
In this episode, Stephen Kotler discusses his new book *We Are As Gods*, which expands on the optimism of *Abundance* while confronting the darker side of a world flooded with technology, AI, and carbon emissions. He argues that humanity’s Stone‑Age...
The Ultimate Thru-Hike Training Plan: Strength, Cardio, Protocols, and Common Injury Prevention with Dr. Freeborn Mondello
In this episode of Backpacker Radio, physical therapist and endurance athlete Dr. Freeborn Mondello outlines a comprehensive training plan for thru‑hikers, detailing how to balance cardio and strength work, the most effective cardio modalities, and specific strength protocols. He also...
‘Artemis II’ Nears Spaceflight Record & NeeDoh Craze Causes Shortage
In this episode, Neil Freiman and Toby Howell discuss NASA's Artemis II mission, highlighting its record‑breaking distance of over 252,000 miles, the historic far‑side lunar view, and quirky onboard issues like a malfunctioning toilet and the first iPhone in space. They...
Doctor-Recommended Supplements: What You Need to Know
In this episode of Rethinking Wellness, host Christy Harrison tackles a listener’s dilemma about following a doctor’s recommendation to take over‑the‑counter supplements—vitamin D, B12, and probiotics—while remaining skeptical of unregulated products. She explains how to evaluate supplement quality, verify dosage,...
859: Modeling How Ecological and Evolutionary Processes Drive Adaptation in a Changing World - Dr. Lawrence Uricchio
In this episode, Dr. Lawrence Uricchio, an assistant professor of biology at Tufts, explains how his lab uses mathematical modeling to understand ecological and evolutionary processes that shape species distributions and genetic variation in a changing world. He discusses the...
Virgil Nicholas of Vinny's
In this episode, Jeremy Kirkland chats with Virgil Nicholas, founder of the Copenhagen‑based footwear brand Vinny's. Virgil recounts the brand’s evolution over six years, the challenges of global supply chains, tariffs and a volatile market, and his belief that small,...
The Business Expert: How to Make More Money, Beat Self-Doubt, & Reinvent Your Life
In this episode, Mel Robbins sits down with real‑estate mogul and Shark Tank shark Barbara Corcoran to discuss how to overcome self‑doubt, reinvent yourself, and build lasting wealth. Barbara shares the mental “tape‑changing” habit that helped her rise from a...
The Price of Leadership: The Sacrifices Every CMO Has to Make
In this episode, hosts discuss the hidden costs of being a chief marketing officer, highlighting the relentless travel, jet lag, and personal sacrifices that accompany the role. They share personal anecdotes—like logging 64 hotel nights in a year—and strategies for...
Strong Face
In this debut episode of Strong Face, host Tamara Stewart explores the dilemma leaders face when they must enforce policies that clash with their values and watch their teams suffer under flawed systems. Drawing from her own experience as a...
Outward Bound and Me
In this 55‑second episode, host Dylan Carroll introduces the "Outward Bound and Me" series, highlighting how a single Outward Bound adventure can spark profound personal transformation. He outlines the show’s format—conversational interviews with alumni that explore pre‑trip expectations, pivotal moments...
Overview of Anapanasati (Mindfulness of Breathing)
In this episode Matthew Sokolov revisits an older talk on Anapanasati, the Buddhist practice of mindfulness of breathing, drawing on Bhikkhu Analyo’s translation and commentary. He outlines the 16-step framework organized into four tetrads that correspond to the four foundations...
Dorothy Koomson
In this episode of BBC Radio 4's Book Club, author Dorothy Koomson discusses her psychological thriller *The Ice Cream Girls*, which follows the intertwined lives of Serena and Poppy after they are accused of murdering their abusive teacher, Marcus. Koomson...
She Risked Her Voice to Become a Mother
The episode explores the career and personal journey of Norwegian soprano Lisa Davidson, a leading star at the Metropolitan Opera known for her rare, powerful Wagnerian voice. Host Zach Wolfe discusses how Davidson navigated the risks of pregnancy—including two miscarriages...
Dr Sorcha O'Connor: The PsilOCD Study Investigating Low-Dose Psilocybin for OCD (#532)
In this episode, host Stuart Ralph talks with Dr. Saoirse O'Connor, a neuroscientist who led the PsilOCD study—the first controlled European trial of low‑dose psilocybin for obsessive‑compulsive disorder. The conversation covers the science of psilocybin, the study design (a 10 mg...
Ep 26. Love, Freedom, Feminism, and Keeping Dalit Life Intact: Featuring Nikhil Pandhi
In this episode, host Bhakti Shrungarpre talks with medical anthropologist Nikhil Pandhi about his anthology *Love in the Time of Caste*, a collection of 17 Dalit love stories that blend violence, desire, and everyday intimacy. Pandhi explains how his ethnographic...
Episode 934: John Stezaker
In this episode of Bad at Sports, host Brian Andrews and co‑hosts sit down with contemporary artist John Stezaker to discuss his new exhibition "Raft" at Grey Gallery. Stezaker explains that the works are collages made from Victorian topographical photographs,...
285: Did the "Project Hail Mary" Film Stick the Landing? | Ft. Dr. Danny Jaques
In this episode of Casual Space, host Beth Mund and guest Dr. Danny Jaques dissect the film adaptation of Andy Weir’s *Project Hail Mary*, comparing it to the novel. They explore how the protagonist Ryland Grace’s internal doubts and scientific...
260: Dr. Michelle Jorgensen, Pioneer in Holistic Dentistry: Your Dentist Might Know Your Sleep Problem
In this episode, Dr. Michelle Jorgensen, a holistic dentist, explains how oral health—particularly mercury‑containing fillings, hidden infections, and airway obstruction—can drive inflammation and compromise sleep quality, leading to issues like bruxism and sleep apnea. She shares her personal journey from...
713 - Jesse Bering on The Incredible Afterlives of Dr. Stevenson
In this episode of Tangentially Speaking, host Chris Ryan chats with experimental psychologist Jesse Bering about Bering's new biography, *The Incredible Afterlives of Dr. Ian Stevenson*, which chronicles the life and rigorous research of the controversial psychiatrist who studied reincarnation....
The Leadership Skill No One Talks About (But Everyone Needs) with Margaret Andrews
In this episode, Brandon Laws talks with leadership educator Margaret Andrews about the often‑overlooked skill of self‑understanding that underpins effective leadership. Andrews shares stories of high‑achieving managers who realize their technical talent isn’t enough, explains her "best boss" exercise which...
Oscar Winners Victory Lap: Autumn Durald Arkapaw & Joachim Trier
In this episode of The Business, Kim Masters and Matt Bellany discuss the post‑Oscars landscape, highlighting recent winners Joachim Trier and Autumn Durald‑Arkapaw. Trier explains how his reputation now lets him cast stars like Al Fanning without a script, while Durald‑Arkapaw,...
The Tyranny of Hope
The episode "The Tyranny of Hope" explores how the modern concept of happiness has shifted from a medieval notion of luck to a compulsory, market‑driven performance. It argues that a multi‑billion‑dollar industry of algorithms, advertisers, and self‑help gurus coerces individuals...
1298 - The Hidden Scripts Sabotaging Your Trading (Before You Even Start)
In this episode, host Akil Stokes explores how subconscious "cognitive scripts"—mental shortcuts formed by early experiences—can sabotage traders before they even start. He outlines two key scripts: the "sequel script," where past beliefs about money (e.g., that money is evil...
400 Trillion to One: Why Your Perspective Is Stalling Your Progress
In this episode of the Gary Vee Audio Experience, Gary Vaynerchuk and Dr. Mark Hyman discuss how our personal perspectives and the broken food system are stalling progress on health, the economy, and the climate. They argue that food is...
Food As Medicine: From Trend to Treatment W/ Spencer Pratt, Chief Growth Officer, NourishedRx
In this episode of CareTalk, John Driscoll speaks with Spencer Pratt, Chief Growth Officer of NourishedRx, about the company’s digital health platform that uses clinically‑guided food delivery, tele‑nutrition counseling, and digital coaching to treat diet‑related chronic diseases. Pratt explains how...
Broadcasting Pedal to the Metal: How John Fredericks Turned His Studio Van Into a Test Lab for Vitality
In this episode, host John Fredericks and Dr. Peter McCullough discuss the growing market for anti‑inflammatory drugs and introduce the Wellness Company’s peptide‑based “Regenerate” drops, which aim to repair musculoskeletal tissue rather than merely mask pain. They also cover natural testosterone‑boosting...
Faye McLeod on Luxury World-Building, One Window at a Time
In this episode, Imran Ahmed talks with former Louis Vuitton visual image director Faye McLeod about her 16‑year career designing store windows, facades, and runway sets that turn public streets into democratic stages. McLeod shares how a childhood accident taught...
Are Movies Actually Getting Longer? We Found Out.
In this episode of The Town, hosts Matt Bellany and Craig explore whether movies are actually getting longer, referencing research by Stephen Follows that shows the overall average runtime has stayed around 102 minutes, but wide-release films (those grossing over...
Michael Kors' Store Makeover: Jet Set for a New Era - Where We Buy #377
In this episode of Where We Buy, host James Cook chats with Kevin Vong, SVP of Global Store and Workplace Experience at Capri Holdings, about Michael Kors' evolving "jet set" store concept, highlighted by a new Rockefeller Center location featuring...
Proud 'Mary' Eats 'Forbidden Fruits'
In this episode of the Box Office Podcast, host Scott Mendelson and his panel of younger film analysts dissect recent box‑office results, from the sci‑fi hit Project Hail Mary to the modest‑budget indie Forbidden Fruits. The conversation weaves through deep...
Isaac Julien
In this episode of TalkArt, host Robert Diamant interviews interdisciplinary artist Isaac Julien and collaborator Mark Nash about Julien’s latest multi‑screen installation, All That Changes / Metamorphosis, shown at Victoria Miro in London. The work, commissioned for the 500th anniversary...
How Raphael Made—And Unmade—The Renaissance
The episode explores the Metropolitan Museum’s blockbuster exhibition “Raphael’s Sublime Poetrie,” guiding listeners through its 237 works—from early drawings and Perugino influences to his mature Roman frescoes and tapestries. Host Kate Brown and critic Ben Davis discuss Raphael’s rapid rise,...
#852 I Wasted $40K on an AI Agency. Here's What I Built Instead
In this episode, host Dan interviews Aaron Anderson, founder of the link‑building agency LinkPitch.io, about his journey from hiring a $30K AI agency to building his own AI‑driven automation tools. After a disappointing agency experience, Aaron used Claude Code (via...
Between Us: Nedra Glover Tawwab + Esther Perel Live on Substack
In this episode, therapist Nedra Glover Tawwab and relationship expert Esther Perel explore the paradox of dependency in relationships, arguing that healthy dependence is essential while unhealthy codependence harms connection. They discuss how modern, individualistic cultures—especially the United States—encourage hyper‑independence,...
The Corner Man: Be One. Find One.
In this episode of Front Row Dads, host Jon Vroman sits with Scott Seymour—a former actor, nurse, conscious‑partnership coach, and "corner man" for the community—to explore how men can intentionally build deep friendships. Scott shares his philosophy that every person...
Women of the New Frontier: Capital, Ownership & The Founder’s Journey W/Allison Ellsworth, Rachel Roy & Theresa Fette
In this episode, founders Allison Ellsworth (Poppy Soda), designer Rachel Roy, and fintech entrepreneur Theresa Fette discuss their journeys from humble beginnings to multi‑billion‑dollar exits, emphasizing the importance of owning control, embracing embarrassment, and making bold, sometimes "stupid" decisions. They...
Enormocast 321: Katie McKinstry Stylos – Reaching Further
In this episode, host Chris Galoos interviews Katie McKinstry‑Stylos, a pioneering figure in sport dry‑tooling—a discipline that uses ice‑climbing tools on rock without ice. Katie shares how she transitioned from a competitive three‑day eventing horse rider to a climber, describing...
'Pizza Movie' Directors Brian McElhaney & Nick Kocher (BriTANicK)
In this episode of IndieWire's Filmmaker Toolkit, Jim Hemphill chats with comedy duo Brian McElhaney and Nick Kocher about their feature directorial debut, Hulu's Pizza Movie. The filmmakers trace the concept’s 20‑year evolution from a college‑room sketch to a full‑blown, Lord‑of‑the‑Rings‑style...
Kevin Fedarko on A WALK IN THE PARK
In this episode of Poured Over, journalist Kevin Fedarko discusses his memoir A Walk in the Park, which recounts his 2015–2016 attempt to traverse the Grand Canyon on foot—a project originally intended as a National Geographic article for the National...
How to Think Faster and Talk Smarter, with Matt Abrahams
In this episode of Masters of Scale, communication expert Matt Abrahams—Stanford Business School professor and host of the Think Fast, Talk Smart podcast—shares science‑backed strategies for speaking confidently and persuasively. He explains why public‑speaking anxiety is a universal, evolution‑rooted response...
REPLAY: Lorrie Moore on Writing, the Afterlife, and Ghost Stories
In this replay episode, Brad Listie revisits his 2023 interview with acclaimed author Lorrie Moore, discussing her novel *I Am Homeless If This Is Not My Home*. Moore delves into the book’s blend of grief, afterlife speculation, and ghost‑story elements,...
Why Hollywood Needs Books More Than Ever
In this episode of The Town, UTA media‑rights partner Jason Richman explains why Hollywood is turning to books like never before, noting that studios now see popular titles as the safest path to theatrical audiences amid a post‑superhero landscape. He...
Bruce Springsteen Live in Minnesota 3/31/26 OK Google when Was Bruce Springsteen
The episode captures Bruce Springsteen’s live performance in Minnesota, framed as a rallying call for American ideals amid political turmoil. Springsteen opens with a prayer for troops overseas and a critique of the current administration, urging listeners to choose hope,...
When You’re Worn Down—And Your Team Is Too
In this episode, workplace strategist Daisy Auger‑Dominguez explores how managers can reclaim joy amid the grind of modern leadership, especially for middle managers feeling the pressure from both senior leadership and their teams. She defines joy as deep, sustainable satisfaction...
Macaroni Art in the Age of Filtration by Ryan Cole (Audio)
In this speculative‑fiction audio story, Ryan Cole’s "Macaroni Art in the Age of Filtration" follows Verity, a scavenger in a polluted underground colony, as she navigates crumbling tunnels to find a functional lung that could free her brother Axel from...
Christopher Kimball Live with Anne Byrn
In this Substack Live conversation, Christopher Kimball chats with author Anne Byrn about her book *Baking in the American South*, exploring the cultural stories behind Southern recipes and the importance of community cookbooks. They reminisce about traditional food journalism, the...
Episode 118: Rabbi David Wolpe
In this episode, host Jim Baer talks with Rabbi David Wolpe, a leading American rabbi and former Harvard Kennedy School fellow, about the role of religion in modern life. Wolpe argues that religion is a diverse, action‑oriented force that builds...
Field Trip – Projectors
The episode dives into Field Trip’s new release “Projectors,” highlighting its retro‑futuristic vibe that blends 80’s drum‑machine beats with modern production. Host describes the band’s frontman as a charismatic, almost mythic figure whose performance feels destined and uplifting. Listeners are...