Science – New Zealand – New podcasts
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What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants.
Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Francis Foster and the world's most cancelled man Graham Linehan to ex-Hasidic Jew Julia Haart and gender critical atheist Richard Dawkins. These are the people living with the weight of their own community's disappointment on their shoulders. -
Energy, power, innovation, and politics.
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Welcome! This podcast offers expert insights and practical tips on veterinary physiotherapy and animal rehabilitation. Join us for engaging discussions, success stories, and valuable advice to enhance your practice and support pet recovery. Perfect for veterinary professionals and pet owners alike!
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Black Holes. What are they? What is their scientific purpose in our universe? And why are humans so obsessed with them? Find out that and an expert's opinion in Inner Dimensions: Black Holes (Episode 1) feat. Dr. Lia Medeiros (an Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study).
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The history of Pluto
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Uncovering the Secrets of the Universe: A Cosmic Journey The universe, an awe-inspiring expanse of stars, galaxies, and mysteries, has captured the imagination of humanity for millennia. In our quest to understand the cosmos, we've made astounding discoveries that have expanded our knowledge of the universe's origins, evolution, and its most enigmatic components. Join us on a cosmic journey as we delve into the fascinating realm of astronomy and astrophysics, uncovering some of the universe's best-kept secrets. The Cosmic Symphony One of the most profound revelations in the study of the universe is the concept of the Big Bang. This cosmic explosion, estimated to have occurred around 13.8 billion years ago, set the universe into motion. It's not just an explosion, though, but a symphony of creation, where time, space, and matter were born. This astonishing revelation revolutionized our understanding of the universe's origins and led to the development of the Big Bang Theory. Dark Matter and Dark Energy: The Enigmatic Duo Among the universe's deepest secrets are dark matter and dark energy, two enigmatic entities that constitute the vast majority of the cosmos. Dark matter, invisible and undetectable by conventional means, exerts gravitational forces that shape the formation of galaxies. Dark energy, on the other hand, is a mysterious force responsible for the universe's accelerated expansion. The nature of these phenomena remains an open question, challenging physicists and cosmologists alike. Black Holes: Cosmic Swallowers Black holes, often described as the universe's vacuum cleaners, are fascinating and terrifying in equal measure. These regions of extreme gravitational pull are formed when massive stars collapse under their own weight. Anything that crosses the event horizon, the point of no return, is forever trapped. Black holes challenge the very fabric of space and time and have left scientists with a wealth of questions yet to be answered. Alien Worlds: Exoplanets and the Search for Life The search for life beyond Earth is a cosmic quest that has captivated astronomers. The discovery of exoplanets, planets outside our solar system, has fueled our optimism. Some of these distant worlds are located in the habitable zone, where conditions might be suitable for life as we know it. The study of exoplanets, their atmospheres, and the search for biosignatures are ongoing efforts that could ultimately answer the age-old question: Are we alone in the universe? Recent breakthroughs in the study of exoplanets, such as the development of advanced telescopes and space missions like the James Webb Space Telescope, have brought us closer to detecting potentially habitable planets and signs of life. The discovery of extremophiles on Earth, organisms that thrive in extreme conditions, has expanded our understanding of where life might exist in the universe. These discoveries, combined with the detection of water on other celestial bodies, have raised the tantalizing possibility of life beyond our planet. Contact with Alien Life Forms: A Cosmic Dream While the quest for extraterrestrial life remains a scientific and philosophical pursuit, it's essential to acknowledge the possibility of contact with alien life forms. With the discovery of exoplanets, scientists are searching for exoplanets that could potentially support life. If we detect biosignaturesโindicators of lifeโon another world, it would be a groundbreaking revelation. However, contact with intelligent alien civilizations presents a unique set of challenges and ethical considerations. Initiatives like the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) use radio telescopes to scan the cosmos for potential signals from advanced civilizations. While intriguing signals have been detected, none have been confirmed as originating from extraterrestrial intelligence. The idea of receiving a signal or making contact with an alien civilization is both exciting and filled with uncertainties. How would we communicate? What knowledge could they share, and what might we learn from them? The Future of Cosmic Exploration As technology advances and our understanding of the universe deepens, we can only imagine the cosmic revelations yet to come. The development of powerful telescopes, observatories, and space missions promises to uncover even more secrets of the universe, from gravitational waves to the exploration of distant celestial bodies. The cosmic journey is an ongoing, ever-evolving quest. In conclusion, our cosmic journey is a testament to human curiosity, ingenuity, and the desire to unravel the mysteries of the universe. As we continue to peer into the cosmos, the secrets we uncover not only broaden our understanding of the universe but also remind us of our place in this vast, interconnected web of stars and galaxies. The universe, with its enigmas and wonders, continues to inspire and drive our exploration of the cosmos, reminding us that the journey is as important as the destination. The potential for contact with alien life forms adds an exciting dimension to this journey, one that keeps our gaze fixed on the stars in hope and wonder.
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In more than a decade of training and clinical practice as a psychiatrist, I've become increasingly disillusioned by the American healthcare system. It prioritizes profit over progress at the expense of OUR health. The average American spends almost twice as much on healthcare as the next highest spending country, yet our life expectancy drags four years behind other industrialized nations and ranks OUTSIDE the top 50 in the world. The system is a disaster, yet it's broadcast as 'the greatest healthcare system in the world.' Renegade Psych wants to return medicine's focus to PROGRESS OVER PROFIT, and limit the influence and power of the pharmaceutical industry and big business entities, whose primary motivations are financial in nature.
This conversational podcast is released monthly via SERIES on particular topics. There are 8-12 SEGMENTS, or episodes, per topic. I interview internationally-recognized experts in their fields AND relatively unknown, up-and-coming healthcare providers. Hopefully, we can educate patients AND providers about our medical system (especially mental health), so they can make better and more informed healthcare decisions. -
Banging Woo, spittin on you, tellin you whos who. You already broke you so buy some speakers with some bass so you know how a man hits you saying SUWOO telling you not to be you unless you got some money to put in my new bank too.
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One animal, every week to make sense of the world. Brought to you by Tortoise and On the Edge.
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Exploring Strange across time and the globe.
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In a world that often dismisses the extraordinary as mere fantasy, The Telepathy Tapes dares to explore the profound abilities of non-speakers with autismโindividuals who have long been misunderstood and underestimated. These silent communicators possess gifts that defy conventional understanding, from telepathy to otherworldly perceptions, challenging the limits of what we believe to be real. For years, their parents and teachers have quietly witnessed these remarkable abilities, knowing that the time to share their truth would eventually come. But now, as the evidence mounts, the time has come to reveal what has been hidden in plain sight.
This groundbreaking series challenges everything we think we know about communication and the human mind, inviting viewers to step into a reality where the impossible is not only possible but happening every day. Through emotional stories and undeniable evidence, The Telepathy Tapes offers a fresh perspective on the profound connections that exist beyond words. Traveling with Neuroscientist Dr. Diane Hennacy Powell, witnessing mind-boggling telepathy tests and forging deeply intimate relationships with families around the globe - Host Ky Dickens invites you to contemplate the world through the eyes of those who speak without words. Prepare to be captivated, challenged, and ultimately transformed as the series shines a light on the untold capabilities of those who have been underestimated for far too long.
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Join environmental education facilitator and communicator Dr Maureen Howard as she visits with local champions and enthusiasts in the movement to increase biodiversity by restoring natural processes and allowing nature to lead the way.
Learn about their hands-on work, and explore the thinking behind nature-led regeneration.
Follow the podcast and more on the Rewilding in Action Facebook page or contact Maureen at rewildinginaction@gmail to receive episode updates by email.
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“Word of Mouth” features interviews with dentists and other health practitioners explaining how oral health is related to overall health, which is also known as the oral-systemic connection.
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Join Jenny-May Clarkson as she explores the groundbreaking world of precision medicine and ctDNA, a new technology which could revolutionise cancer care in Aotearoa. In a three-part series brought to you by the Healthier Lives National Science Challenge, Jenny-May chats with some of the country’s top cancer researchers about what ctDNA could mean for New Zealanders and what it’ll take to integrate it into our health system.
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Welcome to The Science Notes Podcast, brought to you by the Science Division at the University of Otago and hosted by Dr Dave McMorran.
Dive into the fascinating world of scientific research as Dave chats with graduate students about their work and journey into postgraduate study, their love for science, and the music that fuels their creativity.
Join us every second Thursday at 6:30 PM on OAR FM Dunedin. You can also visit the Science Notes blog at sciencenotesotago.wordpress.com. -
Today tourists flock to the spectacular Greek island of Santorini. But how many realise that its stunning scenery was birthed by one of the largest and most destructive volcanic eruptions in history? This eruption left a geological caldera surrounded by huge amounts of volcanic ash. In this album, Open University geologists Richard Thorpe and Steve Blake take us on a geological tour of the island. They piece together the likely sequence of events of the eruption which destroyed an ancient civilisation. This material forms part of the course: S339 Understanding the continents.
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Ever wondered if slathering mustard on your face will cure acne, or if whispering sweet nothings to your plants will make them grow faster? Spoiler alert: It probably won't.
Welcome to ‘Don't Do That,’ the brand new podcast from Metro that’s your antidote to the bonkers life hacks clogging up your feed.
Each week, your guide through the madness, Julia Webster, tackles the wildest internet myths, separating fact from fiction one trend at a time.
Expect a debunking of viral trends and a reality check on the latest "miracle cures" floating around TikTok and Instagram.
Follow us on TikTok @dontdothat.ffs and keep your BS detectors on high alert. Until next time, please—Don’t Do That! -
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