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Unmasking the Grass-Fed Beef Myth: How to Navigate...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to Health Bites. Today we’re diving into the grass-fed beef marketing lies that are tricking millions of consumers. As one expert warns, “Less than 1% of beef sold in the U.S. is truly grass-fed.” Yet you’ll find labels shouting “grass-fed” or “pasture raised” on supermarket shelves, thanks to misleading food labels and industry loopholes. Many cattle start on pasture but finish in feedlots on grain, so they never truly reap the benefits of a grass diet. This loophole fuels what

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Tech Turbulence: Navigating Layoffs, AI Warnings, and...

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2025/06/07

Welcome back to Tech Today. In our first story, the wave of tech layoffs shows no sign of slowing. According to Layoffs.fyi, more than 105,000 workers have lost their jobs in Q1—more than double the 37,000 cuts in the same quarter last year. And it’s not just the big names feeling the squeeze: startups now account for nearly half of all these layoffs, revealing a broad-based trend across the industry. Turning to AI, Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang voiced a rare note of caution, saying, “The thing

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Millennial Magic: How Gen Z is Reviving the Best of...

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2025/06/07

Hey everyone, welcome back to “Trend Time Capsule.” Today we’re talking about how everything millennial is cool again—thanks to Gen Z putting their own spin on our old favorites. Erin Miller, a TikTok creator and 2000s historian, says, “Does it remind me of my age? Yes,” but admits, “I think they are doing it better.” Let’s dive in. Big hair has returned in an “undone, still natural way,” from Beyoncé’s red-carpet glam to DIY Bumpit revival. Gen Z is binge-watching Sex and the City for that

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The Four Keys to Crafting the Perfect Leather Boot

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2025/06/07

Welcome back to The Craftsmanship Corner. Today we’re talking about what truly makes a leather boot stand out, and it comes down to four essential keys: shape, materials, construction, and design. As Saddleback Leather puts it, “Just like a billion-dollar submarine cannot truly be called high quality if it is built with a cardboard hatch, so a shoe cannot truly be called high quality if it is low quality in one of the four areas that defines quality.” First, shape: a boot’s last determines

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Redefining Care: The Evolution of Guidelines for...

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2025/06/07

Hello, and welcome. I’m your host. Today we’re diving into “The Protocol,” the first set of guidelines for medical care of transgender children. Published in the 1980s by a handful of Dutch and American doctors, it became the blueprint for using puberty blockers and hormone therapies. But as the New York Times reports, “the protocol was written by a small group of doctors with little input from families,” leaving gaps in racial and socioeconomic representation. Parents recall, “We were

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Transform Your Steps Discover How the Right Shoes Can...

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2025/06/07

Welcome back to The Healthy Stride Podcast. Today we’re diving into a topic that could transform how you feel from the ground up: foot, knee, hip, and back pain caused by wearing bad shoes. Imagine suffering knee and foot pain for almost twenty years. That was my story—until medical science pointed me toward the real root cause: weak foot arches. As the video explains, “shoes that make our arches get weak is the root cause,” and no matter how many therapies or painkillers you try, the

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The Century Boots: Why Saddleback Leather's 100-Year...

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2025/06/07

Welcome back to The Gear Guide Podcast. Today, we’re talking about a bold claim from Saddleback Leather: high-quality leather boots backed by a 100-year warranty. As they put it, “Are you crazy? With the materials, construction and pattern and shape design we put into these shoes, we’d be crazy not to give our leather shoes a 100-year warranty.” That’s right—century-long coverage on your boots. What makes these boots so special? Saddleback starts with full-grain leather, the toughest and

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Crafting Comfort: The Journey Behind Saddleback...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to the Leather Legacy Podcast. Today we’re exploring why Saddleback Leather makes some of the finest leather boots on the market. The story begins with the founder’s personal pain journey. As he explains, “the simple root cause of why most of the shoes of 50 million Americans each year are the main reason they visit the foot, knee, hip or back doctors” had been overlooked. His breakthrough came when “the shoes my friend made for me” eliminated all discomfort in one step: “all of my

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The Double-Edged Sword of Vibecoding: The Magic and...

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2025/06/07

Welcome back to our one-minute tech spotlight. Today, we’re diving into why “vibecoding” your own apps—letting AI write code for you—is both amazing and exasperating. Imagine this: you’ve spent months building a dream note-taking app with Replit’s Agent when you discover more than a thousand of your grandmother’s scanned photos have vanished. As Replit sadly admits, “The bottom line is that your image files are missing, and I cannot restore them.” You shrug it off, re-upload the files, and

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Innovative Ways to Supercharge Your Media...

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2025/06/07

Here are a few self-hosted approaches you can experiment with to replace Plex/Jellyfin’s built-in recommendation algorithms: Apache PredictionIO• A full ML recommendation server you can train on your own play-history data.• You’ll point its data import at the Plex (via Tautulli) or Jellyfin playback APIs, pick a collaborative-filtering template, let it build a model, then query its REST endpoint for personalized suggestions. LensKit or Surprise (Python)• Both are lightweight Python

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Revolutionizing Ride: Jony Ive and Rivian's Electric...

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2025/06/07

Hello and welcome to today’s quick tech update. Jony Ive’s design studio LoveFrom quietly teamed up with Rivian to help create the automaker’s first electric bike. For roughly 18 months, a small squad from LoveFrom worked alongside Rivian designers and engineers in a skunkworks project led by former Specialized executive Chris Yu. That project has since spun out into a new micromobility startup called Also, backed by $105 million from Eclipse Ventures. Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe, who sits on

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The Misinformation Epidemic: How Vaccine Skepticism...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to The New Yorker Radio Hour. Today we examine how Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vaccine skepticism reshaped the autism debate. When he allied with Donald Trump, he thrust the debunked link between vaccines and autism into the heart of the MAGA agenda. Despite decades of research disproving any connection, nearly one in four Americans still believe vaccines may cause autism. Now Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kennedy shocked doctors and families by promising his agency will

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Tiny Tech Titans Unleashed Exploring Jeff Geerling's...

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2025/06/07

Hey there, it’s your host, [Name], and today I’ve got something really cool to share: Jeff Geerling’s NanoCluster. He calls it “cute, but powerful,” and it really lives up to that. Imagine a four-node Raspberry Pi supercomputer that fits in the palm of your hand. Jeff built it inside a sleek little case, powers it through a single USB-C cable, and even added tiny fans to keep it chilled. Each board runs its own Debian instance, so you can spin up Docker containers or deploy Kubernetes

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Billionaire Buffoonery: Unpacking the Satirical...

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2025/06/07

Hello and welcome to Critics at Large. Today we’re diving into Jesse Armstrong’s new film, Mountainhead, a ripped-from-the-headlines send-up of tech billionaires that feels like a natural extension of Succession. Critics Vinson Cunningham, Naomi Fry, and Alexandra Schwartz agree that Armstrong is “making the ultra-wealthy look fallible, unglamorous, and often flat-out amoral.” Mountainhead draws directly on figures like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, skewering their public personas and

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Elon Musk and the Ketamine Revolution: A Deep Dive...

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2025/06/07

Hello, and welcome to Quick Dose. Today, we unpack why Elon Musk calls ketamine his favorite drug. First synthesized in the 1960s as a surgical anesthetic, ketamine has lately found new life in psychiatry. Dozens of small trials show a single dose can lift depression and suicidal thoughts within hours—far faster than traditional antidepressants. Musk has praised microdosing ketamine, tweeting that it’s “more effective than anything else” he’s tried. In 2019, the FDA approved esketamine, a

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Exploring the Roll-and-Write Revolution Five Exciting...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to Game Insights, I’m your host. If you’ve ever rolled dice and filled out a score sheet, you’ve played a roll-and-write—even if you didn’t know the name. Yahtzee and its cousin Kismet have been around since the 1950s, but since 2018 this genre has exploded with fresh themes and clever twists. According to board game expert and veteran reviewer with over 300 reviews, “roll-and-write is quite self-explanatory.” You roll dice, you write on your personal sheet, and you chase patterns

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The Protein Paradox: Navigating Needs, Costs, and...

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2025/06/07

Hello and welcome. The Economist recently declared, “Fats and carbohydrates, eat your hearts out—protein is the macronutrient of the moment.” Rich people love the stuff. They treat it like “ambrosia.” Are they onto something? A recent article explores how much protein we really need. Official guidelines recommend about 0.8 grams per kilogram of body weight per day, barely enough for most adults. Yet studies suggest certain groups—athletes, older adults and pregnant women—benefit from up to

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Cheers to Design Simplicity Unveiling Model0% The...

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2025/06/07

Today we’re exploring Modelo’s new nonalcoholic beer—and its logo, hailed as possibly the best of the year. With nonalcoholic beer sales booming by double digits, Modelo tapped Gut Design to create Model0% Dorada and Model0% Negra. Some brands have tweaked existing marks, but this logo feels pure design serendipity. “You cannot unsee that, right?” says Murilo Melo, Gut’s global head of design. He recalls seeing “Model0%” in a WhatsApp chat and thinking, “It was kind of a magic moment.” The

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Nvidia's Vision for the Future Transforming AI with...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to Tech Brief, I’m your host. Today we’re talking about Nvidia’s bold new push into what it calls “AI factories.” These are purpose-built data centers designed solely for training and running artificial intelligence. Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s CEO, says these facilities could generate four times the revenues for customers, because “if your factory is limited by power, and our performance per watt is four times better, then the revenues of this data center increase by four times.” Nvidia

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Tiny Titans Transforming Smart Homes

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2025/06/07

Welcome back to Hardware Haven. I’m your host, and today we’re talking about tiny computers that completely transformed my smart home. First up: the Raspberry Pi 4. Despite its size, “this thing packs a real punch,” handling Home Assistant, Plex media serving, and even a lightweight VPN all at once. Next, the Intel NUC proved that you can have desktop-class performance in a shoebox-sized chassis. I set it up as my network monitoring hub—no more blind spots in Wi-Fi coverage. Then there’s

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