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Conversations in the Attic

Javier López Olmos

Welcome to El Desván, the podcast where we explore everything that interests you. From the latest in video games and technology, to debates about movies, music, science, history, and the most current topics in society. There are no limits here, because at El Desván we talk about everything: what"s on everyone"s lips and what you"ll be surprised to discover.Every week we dive into entertaining, unfiltered conversations, where the everyday and the extraordinary meet. Are you passionate about video

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42:57

Connected Childhood Navigating the Digital World

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2024/10/06

This podcast explores how digital technology is redefining modern childhood, examining both the benefits and challenges of connectivity for children. We discuss the educational, social, and accessibility advantages that technology offers, as well as the risks that arise, such as excessive screen time, cyberbullying, video game addiction, and privacy concerns. Additionally, we delve into the critical role of parents and educators in digital parenting and analyze policies and social initiatives

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26:57

Taylor Swift The Global Phenomenon

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2024/10/05

In this episode, we take a deep dive into Taylor Swift's career, from her early days as a country singer to her transformation into a global pop icon. We explore how she has redefined success in an industry known for being ruthless to artists. We discuss her artistic evolution, ownership of her work, and her remarkable connection with fans. Key moments like her genre shift, the masters controversy, and her impact on artists' rights are also covered. Taylor Swift is not just an artist; she’s an

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42:47

Behind the Mask

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2024/10/05

Have you ever felt like you're playing a role and wearing a mask depending on where you are or who you're with?Join us on a fascinating journey through the psychology of identity as we unravel the reasons behind these masks we wear.We'll explore how the need for belonging, fear of being judged, and even the digital age shape the faces we present to the world. Through research, real-life examples, and insightful discussions, we unpack the cost of living behind the mask, its emotional toll, and ways

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24:18

Crime and Deception The Psychology of Fraud

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2024/10/04

This podcast delves into the fascinating and often unsettling world of the psychology of dishonesty. By exploring the biological, psychological, and societal factors that contribute to dishonest behavior, we aim to shed light on the complex mechanisms that drive us to lie, cheat, and deceive - both on an individual and a systemic level.Through in-depth discussions and real-world case studies, we'll unpack the evolutionary origins of our dishonest impulses, the role of cognitive dissonance in

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20:50

Let's talk about love Valentine's Day

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2024/10/03

Join us as we take a deep dive into the surprising history of Valentine's Day, beyond hearts and chocolates. From ancient pagan rituals and early Christian martyrdom to the Middle Ages and the rise of mass-produced love, we explore how this complex holiday evolved. Learn about multiple St. Valentines, the commercialization of love, and how different cultures celebrate. We’ll also touch on its portrayal in pop culture and how technology is reshaping the way we connect and celebrate love. A

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25:52

Origins of Medicine

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2024/10/02

In this episode, we embark on a fascinating journey through the history of medicine, exploring how ancient and modern cultures have approached healing the human body. From shamanic rituals and plant experimentation to advancements in gene editing and personalized medicine, we uncover how medicine has evolved over time. We discuss holistic approaches to medicine in civilizations like Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and China, and how they intertwine with modern knowledge. Additionally, we highlight key

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14:13

The origin of life on Earth

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2024/10/02

In this episode, a fascinating debate takes place on the origin of life on Earth. Participants analyze and confront the most relevant scientific theories about how the fundamental building blocks of life, such as amino acids and nucleic acids, emerged. One of the key points is the discussion of the Miller-Urey experiment, which demonstrated the synthesis of simple organic molecules from inorganic compounds under conditions similar to those of the early Earth.Become a supporter of this podcast:

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23:34

Keys to the Past

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2024/10/01

In this episode, we debate how ancient structures, such as churches and monuments, serve as keys to the past. Inspired by Hendrik Willem van Loon's The Story of Mankind, we explore topics ranging from the extinction of the dinosaurs and the evolution of Egyptian writing, to great civilizations like Greece and Rome. We also reflect on how empires rise and fall, and the legacies they leave behind for history and our present.Become a supporter of this podcast:

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13:00

The Dalai Lama and the power struggle with China

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2024/09/30

In this podcast, we analyze the history of China's occupation of Tibet in 1950 and its consequences for Tibetan culture, the border region between China and India, and the Tibetan government in exile. We examine the key figures involved, such as Mao Zedong, Jawaharlal Nehru, and the Dalai Lama, and discuss the reasons behind Tibet's annexation and the border conflict between India and China. We also address the Tibetan people's struggle to preserve their cultural and religious identity amidst the

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11:53

Adam & Eve The Untold Story

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2024/09/30

This podcast offers an in-depth analysis of the biblical story of Adam and Eve in the book of Genesis. Through a detailed examination of the creation of the world, the Garden of Eden, the formation of Adam and Eve, their relationship, the temptation by the serpent, the fall of man, and the consequences of their disobedience, the podcast explores the symbolism, spiritual meanings, and theological implications of this narrative. Additionally, it addresses connections to universal themes such as human

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11:02

A murder reveals a priest's hidden love affairs

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2024/09/29

The story centers on the murder of Mary Grayon in the quiet town of Ashford, Virginia. The victim was a beloved woman in the community, known for her devotion to the local St. Mark's Church and for her work with children and the elderly. Father Daniel Mackinon, the town priest, becomes the prime suspect in the crime, leading to an investigation that reveals his dark secrets. The investigation unravels a web of lies, hidden connections, shady dealings, and the father's illegitimate son, leaving the

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11:10

The meaning of World War II

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2024/09/29

In this episode, we delve into an analysis of World War II from a unique perspective: the Marxist view presented by Ernest Mandel in his book "The Meaning of the Second World War." Mandel examines the economic roots and deep ideological contradictions that shaped this global conflict, arguing that the war was not simply a struggle between nations or ideologies but a reflection of the crisis of monopolistic capitalism. Through his analysis, Mandel explores how the inherent tensions within the global

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8:50

Daniel Sancho case

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2024/09/28

The podcast discusses the case of Daniel Sancho, a young Spaniard convicted of the murder and dismemberment of Edwin Arrieta, a Colombian surgeon. The podcast explores the dynamics of the relationship between Sancho and Arrieta, examining their backgrounds, their meeting in Thailand, and the crime itself. Sancho's motivations for committing the crime are analyzed, as well as the influence of his environment and childhood on his behavior. Finally, Sancho's conviction, the possibility of his sentence

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38:35

What is the true origin of the Bible?

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2024/09/28

The texts explore the origin and development of the Bible, analysing the cultural influences that shaped it, from Mesopotamia and Egypt to the expansion of Christianity in the Roman Empire. The impact of the Babylonian exile on the compilation and editing of Old Testament texts is examined, as is the role of scribes in the transmission and preservation of Scripture. The different versions and translations of the Bible are also addressed, including the Septuagint, the Vulgate and the King James

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13:49

The Miracle of the Rescue in Thailand

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2024/09/28

It chronicles the true story of the rescue of 12 boys and their football coach from a flooded cave in Thailand in 2018. The story begins with a description of the Tham Luang Nang Non cave and the local legend surrounding it. It then recounts the day the football team, the Wild Boars, entered the cave, and how they became trapped by the sudden rise in water levels. The initial rescue efforts, the crucial role of British divers and the sacrifice of Sergeant Saman Gunan are described. Finally, the

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10:27

Anna Diary

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2024/09/27

In the winter of 1942, a Soviet plane crashed in the Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan. Seven people survived the initial impact, but found themselves stranded in an unforgiving landscape with sub-zero temperatures, scarce provisions and the constant threat of death. This is the story of Anna Gureyeva, a mother who bravely fought for her life and that of her son, facing unthinkable choices in her struggle for survival. Join us as we explore her harrowing account, based on her own diary, and discover how

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15:50

Video game secrets terrifying discoveries

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2024/09/27

Join us as we uncover the world of video game easter eggs, exploring the weird, wonderful, and downright creepy secrets hidden within our favorite games. From the iconic Dopefish to the haunting history of Herobrine, we'll explore the stories behind these secrets and what they say about the games we love. Get ready for a wild ride through video game history, filled with laughs, scares, and maybe even a few tears.Become a supporter of this podcast:

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11:16

Animals That Messed With The WRONG Opponent

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2024/09/26

This podcast explores the amazing world of animals battling it out. You'll hear incredible stories about animals that took on rivals they really shouldn't have messed with – and lived to tell the tale! We'll cover shocking animal showdowns, crazy defense mechanisms, and unbelievable displays of strength from the animal kingdom. Get ready for some wild surprises as we uncover who reigns supreme in the animal kingdom!Become a supporter of this podcast:

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8:07

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 A Bush Pilot's First...

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2024/09/26

A bush and backcountry flight enthusiast shares their initial thoughts on the significantly improved Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, highlighting the enhanced terrain, physics and helicopter mechanics. They were impressed by the level of customization now available for both the pilot and aircraft. The author explores the impact of these upgrades on the overall simulation experience, especially for bush flying. Additionally, they touch upon the exciting new game modes, particularly the career mode,

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8:23

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 News, Comparisons!

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2024/09/26

Hey, simulation lovers! In this podcast we're going to talk about all the new features in the highly anticipated Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, coming November 19th. We'll go over the new features, including new aircraft, visual improvements, activities, and career mode. We'll compare Flight Simulator 2024 to its predecessor, Flight Simulator 2020, highlighting improvements in visual quality, atmosphere, and performance. We'll also look at the different versions of the simulator (Standard, Deluxe,

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