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Emory University

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Greg Fenves (President of Emory University) grabs a mic and some audio gear, and gathers a bunch of amazing guests to tackle the biggest questions facing our world today. Authors, researchers, influencers, and more—from across the Emory orbit—sit down for energetic and thought provoking conversations.
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The Big Question Podcast

Capitalist Exploits

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Through the Big Question Podcast, the Capitalist Exploits team is joined by joined by other investors, thought-leaders and entrepreneurs to discuss global game-changing trends and burning investing topics that keep investors up at night. Receive future Big Question conversations right in your inbox: https://capitalistexploits.at/signup/
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Big Questions Answered helps us understand important CVS Health initiatives by taking a closer look at new products, powerful innovations and the big changes the company is making to achieve its strategic imperatives and build a world of health around every consumer. The company's senior leaders answer big questions from host Matt McGuire.
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The Big Questions

The Big Questions

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Welcome to the The Big Questions, a podcast hosted by Simon Messenger and David Carlin delving into the policies, ideas, and technologies that will shape our future. Is there any hope in our fight again climate change? Will geoengineering save us? Is the world big enough? Are we doomed? Ever asked yourself some big questions about climate change? We bring experts. And we bring answers, in a digestible format.. Join us for conversations that matter, insights that inspire, and solutions that c ...
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'Will my bacon sandwich kill me?', 'Is vaping better than smoking?', 'How do you become an astronaut?' - just some of the Big Questions we ask some of the brightest minds behind Oxford science. Join us in each podcast as we explore a different area of science.
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Ever feel like you’re thriving in one area but Googling “how to adult” in the rest? Welcome to Una Preguntita—a podcast where curiosity meets growth. Your Texa-rican host, Zulean Cruz-Díaz, helps young professionals navigate life’s twists and turns. Every week, she dives into the questions that help you understand yourself, connect with others, and prepare you for your future. From emotional intelligence, to workplace dynamics, and handling tough conversations, this is your go-to spot for re ...
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As a bestselling author, speaker and one of the greatest interviewers of this generation, Cal Fussman has sat down with some of the world's most influential individuals: Muhammad Ali, Mikhail Gorbachev, Serena Williams, Jeff Bezos, Jack Welch, John Wooden, Al Pacino and hundreds of others, digging deep into their hearts and delivering their wisdom to the rest of the world. Now, in Big Questions, Cal continues his journey. Uncovering the heart, head, and soul of his guests in thoughtful, deep ...
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Frontier Economics

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Big Questions is a series of compelling conversations with leading experts at Frontier Economics who are working to address the most pressing topics of our time. This series seeks to unravel assumptions we have about sustainability, public policy, and energy - daring to ask the big questions society is facing.
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In this podcast series, Roy and Niall leverage their extensive experience in health and social care to engage in insightful conversations with influential figures. They explore the sector's critical issues and challenges, cutting through political rhetoric and hype. Each episode offers a deep dive into the realities of healthcare, providing listeners with a clear understanding of the complexities involved. Who is Niall? Niall Dickson CBE is a prominent health and social care figure. He has h ...
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This is Big Questions of Jewish Belief, the podcast where we face up to the challenges of religious faith. We all have questions about our faith. Questions about the truth of the Torah, the morality of its laws and what it teaches about having a relationship with God. So each week during this miniseries I'll be inviting rigorous thinkers to challenge me with their questions on Belief. My name is Raphael Zarum - I'm the Dean of LSJS - the London School of Jewish Studies, where I hold the Rabb ...
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Big Questions From Small Minds

Big Questions from Small Minds

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Big Questions from Small Minds is a fun, weekly science podcast for curious kids and their grown-ups, where kids ask big-brained science professors curly questions about how the world works. The answers are broken down to be fun, engaging and often silly! Hosted by Tom Norton and Phil Wolf, who are two dads with little minds, so they’re perfect for the job. With loads of curiosity and laughs, the show makes big ideas accessible for little minds. For more information, visit smallminds.au
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This is an occasional podcast series in conjunction with Sarah Brown Wessling's weekly advice column for teachers, called Ask Sarah. This podcast series takes an in-depth examination of some of the most complex questions educators ask and face in partnership with Teacher2Teacher.
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Join a Father and Daughter duo as they take on big and challenging questions about God, the Bible, and all kinds of other things worth exploring and helpful for our Christian development. Our goal is to provide simple answers to tough questions from the perspective of a child conversing with dad but also with the occasional help from others who can help. Looking into Scripture, we will strive to provide ”little” answers to ”Big” questions. We hope this podcast is a blessing to you and your f ...
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Presenting The Big Questions in Tech, an Airwalk Reply podcast, for expert insights on crucial tech topics. Each episode offers actionable insights for IT leaders and tech enthusiasts, from AI's business impact to cybersecurity trends. Join us to unravel innovation mysteries, explore groundbreaking advancements and decode modern tech complexities. Tune in for an engaging journey into technological education. Hosted by Airwalk Reply Partner Alex Hammond. For more information, check-out ⁠airwa ...
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Short Films, Big Questions

Ieuan Coombs, Will Liney

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In each episode, filmmakers Will Liney and Ieuan Coombs focus on finding answers to the big questions in short filmmaking. They do so by discussing filmmaking with inspirational film industry insiders, and dissecting the process themselves. They're all about giving their audience specific, actionable advice that they can take with them on their filmmaking journeys. You can find out more about them and the amazing guests they have on via their instagram page.
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Can science fiction save the world? Author and filmmaker, Mikel J. Wisler, explores the themes and ideas presented in a wide range of sci-fi movies and books from various time periods. Convinced that sci-fi is the most naturally philosophical genre, Wisler invites everyone from die-hard fans to casual observers to dive into meaningful conversations about how sci-fi helps us think about our future, brings up challenging scenarios, and forces us to ask big questions. Support this podcast: http ...
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Do you have questions about who God is and what He is like? Why does God allow suffering? Who is Satan? What is death? What and where is hell? Join educator and missionary Allen Sonter as he gives Bible answers to these and many other big questions in life. Related to the topic there are meaningful songs after each episode encouraging you to get to know God better.
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One big question at a time. Explored, untangled, and (possibly) solved. Self-improvement is everywhere but most of it's overly simplistic, shouty, and backed by vibes, not evidence. I'm Ed Stott, former BBC & ABC journalist turned independent audio doco maker, obsessed with figuring out how to live better. (That obsession once led to 50 stand-up gigs in 6 months… but more on that later.) Each month, I tackle one big, messy life question like "What's my purpose?" or "Should I quit my job?" an ...
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Bill Gates and Rashida Jones Ask Big Questions pairs Bill Gates with actress and writer Rashida Jones to tackle some of the biggest questions facing us today: Is it too late to solve climate change? Does everybody lie? Is inequality inevitable? Join them for deep dives into these questions and even a few answers.
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Challenging listeners to think in "Orange" - while living in a grey world box full of fear and control . Promoting spiritual growth , travel , true identification, and personal development in spirituality/religion , society , and culture ! Shea has invited guests from all walks of life ( professionals , gurus , business owners , friends , and everyday people ) into the presence of her radiant warmth and happiness, youthfully energetic to have a conversation in ORANGE. Support this podcast: h ...
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The Big Questions with Copson and Docwra

Richard Docwra and Andrew Copson

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In this podcast, we have a chat about some of the big questions of life – from the meaning of life to how to be good – as we’re fascinated by them and want to help other people navigate them too.In each episode we discuss our views about a different big question, and we aim to do this largely from a non-religious perspective (because that’s where we both come from) but in an accessible and inclusive way. There’ll be big ideas, personal stories and occasional references to Star Trek – but don ...
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(Feat, Andy's unsolicited advice.) What are the things that make life, relationships, business and the big picture work? Andy asks Sian, his wife, these big questions. And with a humorous, light-hearted touch, in 10-15 minutes they will discuss the things that really matter and find short answers to bring us all success and happiness. Sian is a much sought-after international executive coach, board member and keynote speaker who promotes living and working a values-based life to gain happine ...
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Welcome to Good Books Big Questions: Bold, Loving, and Sensible Conversations About Faith No one ducks the tough questions about faith on this show. Not the host and not the guests. If you’re disillusioned, doubting, discovering faith, or if you simply want a safe space to dig into some big questions you’ve had for a while, you will find good company here. You’ll discover thoughtful, honest, and civil conversations about the issues that keep us up at night. Also, the occasional laugh – and a ...
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After messing my life up by making ignorant, naive and sometimes silly choices, I sat down and did what I call an 'introspective retrospective', took responsibility for the choices that I had made, developed The 7 Big Questions and began to take control of my life. A couple of years after implementing the answers I had created from the 7 Big Questions, I had turned my life around 180 degrees. I had a better, more loving and supportive relationship with my lady and myself, I had better contro ...
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Everything An unexpected e-mail sends Cal spiraling back to a conversation with the actor Johnny Depp — and to Ernest Hemingway's brush with death in back-to-back plane crashes. When Cal opens a book titled What Do You Want to Do Before You Die? he encounters a question that awakens our wildest dreams and forces us to look in the mirror.…
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You’re working hard, doing all the “right” things… but something still feels off. Your boss’s decisions don’t make sense. You’re exhausted but it’s still not enough. And now you’re supposed to understand workplace “politics” too? Ugh. Amigui, it’s time we talk business acumen — the hidden skill that separates surviving at work from thriving in it. …
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When Kobe Bryant watched the Eagles win Super Bowl 52 on television, he wasn't alone — he was holding his 1-year-old daughter, Bianka, in his arms. That moment, captured on home video, wasn't just about football. It was about the way a team becomes a language between generations. Rewatching that clip sends Cal into a reflection of his own: the pass…
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Hear from David Joyner, President and CEO, and Heidi Capozzi, EVP and Chief People Officer, on how we all play a part in bringing our new ambition, purpose and values to life. • Our ambition is to be America’s most trusted health care company. “Every single interaction creates that one opportunity to build trust across the enterprise,” David says. …
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In this bonus Halloween special episode of The Big Questions, IFLScience takes on the “mystery” of the Loch Ness Monster. Although it’s been nearly 100 years since Nessie was first brought to international attention, no one has provided any unambiguous proof of its existence, and yet every year, thousands of people flock to Scotland in hopes of see…
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“Dale, keep going, you got this!” We’ve all heard it. And at times, we need it, but at times… my Tío Elmer says, this might actually be holding us back. In this episode, I sit down with Elmer Díaz—an engineer turned digital nomad from Puerto Rico who literally works from anywhere on Earth—to talk about the real meaning of resiliency. Not the boomer…
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Many of us will be familiar with Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviours (BFRBs), perhaps without even realising it. Such behaviours - which include hair-pulling, nail biting and skin picking - can not only cause physical harm, but also often bring feelings of shame. Because of this, open discussion around BFRBs has been limited. In this episode of The …
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After actress and author Suzanne Somers passed away, her husband couldn't let go — so he brought her back. Not in memory. But as an AI twin. He created a life-like humanoid to converse with in her voice and keep her spirit alive. When Cal hears the story, questions linger: Is this a way to deal with grief? Or is it evolution? And are there advantag…
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Electric vehicles promise cleaner, cheaper driving—but do they actually make financial sense for everyday drivers? From purchase price and running costs to insurance, resale, and charging, the economics of EV ownership are more nuanced than the headlines suggest. In this episode, we crunch the numbers behind the hype. David and Simon explore whethe…
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What if everything you’ve been calling ‘failure’ isn’t actually real? In this episode, Zulean dissects where expectations come from, why disappointments hit hard, and how to stop measuring ourselves by old rules. Want to know the secret? It’s called: exploration. Exploration and reinvention are actually the strategy for success. Click play to find …
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Everyone loves a good ghost story. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, there’s something about the eerie and the uncanny that we all enjoy. But for many people, the things that go bump in the night are not just the stuff of stories; they’re real. In fact, countless numbers of people across the world have their own stories of the strange, whethe…
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Electric vehicles have become the icons of a cleaner future: quiet, sleek, and seemingly guilt-free. But behind the smooth marketing lies a big question: are EVs really better for the planet, or just a cleaner-looking illusion? In this episode, we dig into the full story, from the carbon cost of mining and manufacturing to how electricity grids sha…
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Amigui, honestly, believing in yourself sounds easy until you actually have to do it... 👀 Those moments when you’re doubting everything but still have to keep moving... Yeah, we’re diving into it. In this episode, I’m sitting down with my friend Guillermo “Memo” Bautista- Ramirez. After more than a decade in the insurance world, he took the leap to…
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In their latest In The Loop podcast Niall and Roy have a revealing exchange with NHS England Chief Executive Sir Jim Mackey. In a wide ranging discussion Jim admits just how challenging it will be to meet the government’s ambitions for the NHS. If they deliver, he thinks books will be written about it and that it could be the greatest public sector…
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A police van that drives itself, launches drones, reads license plates, and streams live infrared video straight to headquarters. Miami-Dade just unveiled it. A cruiser with no cops inside. Cal explores the next wave of law enforcement: part innovation, part surveillance. It's the kind of technology that makes some people uneasy — but after learnin…
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or centuries, people have warned that the wars of the future will be fought over water. As rivers dry and populations grow, the risk of conflict over this most vital resource seems inevitable - or is it? History paints a more complex picture. In this episode, we explore how water scarcity has shaped relations between neighbours - from the Middle Ea…
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Time is everything to us: in terms of physical laws, in how we experience the world, and how society works. Still, its true nature remains beyond us. As scientists search for a deeper understanding, the way humans relate to time has changed massively. To explore the questions of what time is and how we measure it, host Dr Alfredo Carpineti is joine…
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In a week when companies propose growing human eggs from male skin and gestating babies inside robots, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is seen in a viral video shoplifting at Target — bringing laugher to some and raising a chilling question to others: what if we can no longer trust our eyes? We're entering a moment where biotech, AI, and deepfakes collide — …
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Aviation is one of the hardest sectors to decarbonise - and with demand for flights only growing, the pressure is on to find cleaner fuels. Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is being pitched as the industry’s game-changer, promising to cut emissions while keeping planes in the sky. But: is it really the answer? In this episode, we unpack what SAF act…
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What if wealth wasn’t just about money? In this episode of Una Preguntita, I sit down with my friend, speaker, and healer Dina Sabnani—The Joy Activator—to explore her refreshing take on “Well-th”: happiness, health, and abundance. Dina shares how shifting our mindset around abundance can change the way we live, love, and even relate to money. We t…
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Roughly 1 in 93 Americans will die in a car accident. According to the National Safety Council, that's the math—even after seatbelts, airbags, sensors, and the smartest cars we've ever built. Cal found that out the hard way, after being rear-ended by a cement truck on a Connecticut highway. The crash led him to uncover not just some shocking statis…
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Do we have to sit with Christians whose politics offend and trouble us? Actually, yes, we should, says author Norm Hubbard. Even if it’s really hard. Norm is the author of More than Christians: Practicing Gospel-Shaped Community with the Language of the Early Church. Norm didn’t intend to write a book that speaks to the current polarized political …
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Artificial intelligence is changing the world at breakneck speed. But with that power comes a big climate question: is AI an energy-hungry problem, or could it be a crucial part of the solution? In this episode, we explore both sides. From the hidden costs of each AI query - the energy, the water, the booming data centres - to the risks of over-rel…
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De-extinction. It’s not a word many of us were thinking about just a decade ago, but it’s one that we’re getting ever more familiar with. The de-extinction company Colossal Biosciences has set its sights on de-extincting 5 key species whose extinction is thought to have either been caused, or heavily contributed to, by humans: the woolly mammoth, t…
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Dr. Ben Kornitzer, SVP, Chief Medical Officer, Aetna, on why preventive care makes such a big difference for the people we serve — and how we support it through our business. • Dr. Kornitzer emphasizes that a large percentage of chronic illnesses can be prevented through regular screenings and annual wellness exams with a primary care physician. • …
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The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is an incredibly critical ocean current system. It moves heat around the planet and shapes global weather. But scientists warn it could weaken—or even shut down—within decades. The result? Severe disruption to Europe’s climate, shifting monsoons, and global ripple effects. In this episode, we b…
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Cal comes upon a book called The Fourth Turning Is Here which suggests that we're in a historical cycle of crisis when institutions collapse and a new world order emerges. Then he walks through the natural institution known as Central Park and sees a world view that couldn't be better. A short message to think about . . .…
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Do you need to ask God some tough questions? Have you shaken your fist at God or cried out your most honest pain and heartbreak? For Dieula Previlon, the author of Does God See Me? speaking (or maybe even yelling) to God with complete earthy honesty is an important part of how we live with trauma and grief. Dieula set out to write a book as teacher…
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“No one wants to be in a desert. Bad things happen there,” says Kat Armstrong, the author of The Storyline Project Bible study series. But when she drilled down into the Bible’s desert stories, she found that God provides in the wilderness. Kat talks with Karen Stiller about changing her expectations of God, running up against sexism and resentment…
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Can we still find beauty in being a Christian? Or in Christian institutions? Author Jared Ayers was disappointed with the church’s reaction to the growing number of religiously unaffiliated and wrote a book for people in the borderlands of faith. In You can Trust a God With Scars, Ayers walks readers through a gentle examination of the Christian fa…
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No one ducks the tough questions about faith on this show. Not the host and not the guests. If you’re disillusioned, doubting, discovering faith, or if you simply want a safe space to dig into some big questions you’ve had for a while, you will find good company here. You’ll discover thoughtful, honest, and civil conversations about the issues that…
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In their latest venture In the Loop, Niall and Roy turn to mental health and conduct the first interview with Claire Murdoch, NHS England’s outgoing mental health director since she dramatically resigned earlier this month after nearly ten years on the job. In the podcast, Claire says she quit because she felt she no longer had political support an…
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Ramping up for season 2. Who dis? ¡Hola amigui! Your girl is BACK and ready to kick off season 2 of Una Preguntita! 🎉 As I'm about to hit the big 3-0, I'm dedicating this whole season to the lessons that have shaped me—both in my career and personal life. But first, let me ease us back in with this power-packed mini interview my friend Leomi Lott d…
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This podcast is powered by LSJS. Visit lsjs.ac.uk to learn about our Jewish learning journeys & find something that suits you. In this special episode Big Questions of Jewish Belief, I collaborated with Rabbi Scott Kahn of the Orthodox Conundrum Podcast to produce a conversation that's great for both of our podcasts at this time. Scott quizzes me o…
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Two dates. Separated by decades. Bound by a thread we'd all prefer didn't exist. Cal revisits the first—a day etched in memory that too many now treat as common behavior. He weighs the second—fresh in the headlines, heavy in the heart—and wonders if it's a shadow of what lies ahead. The connections aren't obvious. They aren't supposed to be. But on…
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Carbon taxes are one of the most talked-about tools in tackling climate change. By putting a price on emissions, they aim to fix a market failure: the true costs of climate damage aren’t built into the price of fossil fuels. But how far can this tool really take us? This episode gives a Carbon Tax 101—what it is, why economists like its simplicity,…
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In March 2024, geologists rejected the proposal that we are in a new geological era: the Anthropocene, a time dominated by human activity on the planet. And yet, the evidence of our impact on the Earth’s ecology and climate continues to mount up around us. So how could this decision make sense given everything going on in the world today? To dig th…
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The latest podcast from Niall and Roy sees a somewhat different take on the current state of the NHS from Dame Jennifer Dixon, the longstanding and respected Chief Executive of the Health Foundation. Jennifer, who once practised in paediatrics before moving into public health, accuses the government of being disrespectful and menacing in its approa…
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Raveling passed away early this month at 88 after living a life shaped by being in the right place at the right time — and knowing what to do when he got there. As a boy, after losing his father and seeing his mother institutionalized, he found stability at a Catholic boarding school. That path led him to become the first African-American basketbal…
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Billie Eilish was just 13 when she recorded the song Ocean Eyes in the bedroom of her home and her brother Finneas uploaded it to SoundCloud. Within weeks, hundreds of thousands had listened to it. That's how one haunting voice changed pop forever. Now, Cal's friend Phillip is a finalist for SoundCloud's Tomorrow's Breakthrough Artist Award. He's n…
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Thinking about quitting, but not sure if you'll regret it? This episode will help you work out whether it's time to leave, or if there's still something worth holding onto. We've all been there: lying awake at night, weighing the costs of staying against the risks of walking away. Do you push through and hope it gets better, or cut your losses befo…
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Today’s rubbish may well be the fossils of tomorrow. Plastic bags, old pens, cheap clothing, or even chicken bones are all examples of possible “technofossils”, rapidly accumulating debris and detritus that may come to represent the story of humanity in the geological record long after we’re gone. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Host Dr Russell…
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Cal was ready to dump his storage bins of CDs, tape cassettes, and DVDs — until he discovered a twist: the world is racing back to the very things he was about to throw away. Parents are pulling out old DVD players so their kids can choose movies without being spoon-fed by algorithms. Taylor Swift just announced her next album will also drop on cas…
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