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EDUCATIONAL

The No Show

Michael August 10, 2026

The word “no” sounds simple, but it carries an entire theory of reality inside a single syllable. We start with a scientist trying to date the Earth and accidentally uncovering a public health disaster: Claire Patterson’s work on isotopes collides with the fact that lead contamination is everywhere. By building […]

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Animals

The Beanie Baby Problem

Michael July 27, 2026

Collecting looks like a harmless quirk until you watch how fast it can turn into a chase. One person brings home a souvenir, a toy, a fuzzy “mystery box” character, or a vintage find, and suddenly everyone wants one. The shift often happens at the exact moment scarcity enters the […]

2026
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Decision Making

Think About It

Michael July 14, 2026

Thinking starts quietly, then builds everything loud: cathedrals, symphonies, apologies, terrible mistakes, and the small kindness that changes a day. The episode begins with that simple fact and turns it into a practical challenge: develop metacognition, the skill of noticing your own thoughts, and use it to improve critical thinking. […]

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2026
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Animals

Hidden in Plain Sight

Michael June 22, 2026

The best discoveries are not always buried at the end of the Earth. A lot of them sit right where we can see them, waiting for someone to take one more look. That is the thread running through this story-driven podcast: curiosity as a practical skill, not a personality quirk. […]

2025
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Animals and Pets

Naked Cowboy Economics

Michael November 4, 2025

Election Day crackles through the studio as we kick off with a Springsteen surprise and a reminder to vote, then veer into the strange economics of spectacle: The Naked Cowboy, busking myths, and why consistency can out-earn talent in the right crossroads. From there our patience runs out on Halloween creep—medical shows in silly glasses, […]

2025
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Peacock Pandemonium

Michael September 2, 2025

Ever wondered what happens when you accept a ride on a rock legend’s private jet? For British boy band McFly, it meant having their passports defaced with explicit Sharpie drawings courtesy of Rod Stewart himself. We dive into this shocking story of celebrity mischief gone too far, exploring the real-world consequences when the […]

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Books

Scam Artists and Scalp Fungus: An Unlikely Path to Success

Michael August 5, 2025

The digital era has birthed a new class of con artists, fraudsters who construct elaborate facades online and infiltrate our most trusted institutions. From LinkedIn phantoms to fraudulent medical professionals, the audacity of these deceptions reveals uncomfortable truths about our collective vulnerability. Consider Jackson Simmons, “the most fake man on LinkedIn” – an […]

2024
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Animals

It’s Getting Butter All The Time

Michael March 19, 2024

A Little Purim ditty (The Maccabeats), Happy birthday Artemis Buffington, The Year of No Corned Beef, A New England Boiled Dinner, Broadcaster Interference, Butter VS Margarine, Michael is SO selfish, The Fascinating Oleo Story™, Buttered Things, FRANCE, Ham & Cheese & Butter on a baguette (OMGYAY), Germans are Cabbage-Forward, and […]