The source provides an overview of ten prominent Bigfoot sightings and mysteries, highlighting why each case remains compelling despite skepticism. The episode introduces Bigfoot as a large, ape-like creature often sighted in North America and then details key evidence, starting with the Patterson-Gimlin Film from 1967, which is described as a cornerstone of Bigfoot lore due to biomechanical analysis. Other significant evidence discussed includes the Skookum Cast, a body impression found in 2000,

Not every university has the resources to build and maintain a Tech Transfer office, and for many smaller institutions, that has long meant sitting on the sidelines. In Kentucky, leaders decided to try something different. Instead of each campus building its own program from scratch, they pooled efforts into a single statewide network. That collaboration became Kentucky Commercialization Ventures, or KCV, a model that’s now showing what inclusive innovation can look like in practice.At the center of

How do we protect each other? What do we all need to feel safe, seen, and valued—and how do we stop letting society’s gender expectations blind us to each other’s humanity?[0.50] Chelle introduces Season 3 of The Good Girl Game Changers podcast[1.49] Evie & Chelle share the gender expectations they're shaking off.[2.37] Chelle explains the theme of this season - gender compassion - and why it feels important to talk about now.[11.45] Chelle explores how the nervous system responds and relates to

Manfred Stapff, founder and principal of Candid Advisory, sits down with Amar Drawid to discuss the potential of real-world data to accelerate drug development and improve regulatory strategies. He discusses why real-world data can provide insights may miss, shed light on treatment effects once approved, and how it may one day reshape the drug approval process.

In this Huberman Lab Essentials episode, my guest is Dr. David Buss, PhD, a professor of psychology at the University of Texas at Austin and a pioneer in the field of evolutionary psychology.We explore the science behind human mate selection in both short- and long-term relationships. We discuss universal traits valued in long-term partners along with key differences between women and men in what they prioritize when selecting a mate. We also discuss the darker aspects of mating behavior, such as

آیا تا به حال فکر کرده‌اید که حیات چگونه از موجودات تک‌سلولی به موجودات پیچیده و چندسلولی مانند گیاهان، جانوران و قارچ‌ها تکامل یافته است؟ برای میلیاردها سال، سیاره ما تحت سلطه موجودات تک‌سلولی بود. اما حدود یک میلیارد سال پیش، ورق برگشت و موجودات چندسلولی کم‌کم پا به عرصه وجود گذاشتند.در این اپیزود، به سراغ بررسی این تحول شگفت‌انگیز رفته‌ایم. پژوهشگران دریافته‌اند که کلیدهای این تغییر بزرگ، شاید در دل پنج موجود تک‌سلولی ساده نهفته باشد. این موجودات که از خویشاوندان دورِ جانوران محسوب می‌شوند،

Psychedelics are no longer the fringe—they’re reshaping medicine, culture, and consciousness itself. In this episode of Divergent States, 3L1T3 and Bryan sit down with Joe Moore, co-founder and CEO of Psychedelics Today, to explore the messy evolution of the movement: from the chaotic 1960s to today’s corporate clinics and grassroots revival. They trace Psychedelics Today’s origins, dive into the Vital training program, and discuss what it means to build trust in a scene that still distrusts ...

Send us a text Welcome back Rounds Table Listeners! This week, Dr. Mike Fralick sits down with Mihir Pandya, a third-year medical student at Western University. Mihir picks Mike’s brain for advice on preparing for internal medicine clerkship: What’s the best approach to acquire knowledge on the varying conditions seen in internal medicine? How can you foster better rapport with patients? What’s the best way to ask your staff physician for a reference letter? Answers to these questions and mor...

Join us for a thrilling episode as we sit down with Joshua Amen, a seasoned ghost hunter with over 12 years of spine-chilling paranormal investigations. Joshua has encountered everything from full-body apparitions to inexplicable phenomena that defy explanation. With a scientific approach, Joshua and his team explore whether the tools used in paranormal investigations could influence entities from beyond the veil. Could black light be the key to dispersing malevolent spirits? Joshua also shar...

When every minute counts, inefficiencies in communication and data flow can cost lives. In this episode of Biomedical Frontiers, trauma surgeon Dr. Jamie Wisser and entrepreneur Robert Holton share how they’re using AI and interoperability to accelerate time to critical care.Dr. Wisser, founder of Actual Healthcare Solutions, describes how his experience performing 26-hour reconstructive surgeries exposed the limits of today’s electronic medical records. Together with Holton, he’s building a

🎙️ Leadership by Design: CEO Stories in Pharma DigitalizationIn this episode of Center of Excellence – Pharma 4.0, we explore how visionary pharmaceutical CEOs are reshaping their organizations through digital leadership, data-driven strategy, and human-centric transformation. From AI-powered drug discovery that reduces development timelines by up to 80%, to digital twin manufacturing systems that prevent batch failures and optimize processes, today’s leaders are redefining what operational

This week we’re joined by Karis Matik, Marketing & Brand Director at Kernow Vet Messaging and dedicated StreetVet volunteer.From French baguettes to Cornwall’s hidden homelessness crisis, Karis shares stories of community, inclusion, and why volunteering has become such a central part of her life. We also dive into her work on making veterinary practices more accessible through inclusive communication and of course, her unforgettable 60-Second CPD.A lively conversation full of heart,

Send us a text Samen met plantenonderzoeker Michiel Vandecasteele en gazonconnaisseur Shuqiu Sun bespreekt David 10 redenen waarom planten uw aandacht en liefde verdienen. ERRATA: Planten leggen 130 terrawatt (TW) aan vermogen vast, wat neerkomt op ongeveer 1 miljoen TWh energie op een jaar (in plaats van 130 terrawatt aan energie).'knotwilg' in de plaats van 'knotswilg''grote ratelaar' in plaats van 'gele ratelaar'

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Stand up for something. What do you need to have explained? Have a frickin' backbone. Decide what is important. Fight to keep it or work to change it. Figure it out.

Introducing solid foods is a transformative milestone in an infant’s growth. This week on Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, host Marie Stella interviews nutrition education consultant Rachel Schichtl for advice on incorporating solid foods into an infant’s diet, and the nutritional benefits it offers.A registered dietitian and nutritionist, Rachel Schichtl Ph.D., RD, CFCS, FAND possesses a PhD in family and consumer sciences education, and has been inducted as a fellow of the

In the evolving church of science, we understand our mental information is sorted into personal beliefs (which are not verified) and knowledge (which is verified through multiple external sources). When we make choices about our actions, we are encouraged to use as much information as we can, because that makes the actions more likely to reach the desired goals. We should all be doing a little more math...

For decades, clinical trial recruitment has been the biggest challenge in the industry. Christine Senn, senior vice president of Site-Sponsor Innovation at Advarra, offers insights into why the struggle continues, such as delays in getting regulations updated after a quarter of a century, and how to overcome the deadlock in clinical trial recruitment that is tied to current obsolete marketing guidelines. Also, host Deborah Borfitz shares the latest on beta blockers, low dose aspirin lowering ...

When it comes to biotech innovation, data and logic should drive decision-making, but sometimes stories take the wheel. This week, I spoke to Julien Willard, a board advisor and strategist for biopharma leaders. He had written a post on LinkedIn about how biologics may be favored over small molecules when logic suggests otherwise.Despite perceptions, small molecules still make up 73% of all FDA approvals from 2009 to 2023. They’re faster and cheaper to develop with median costs around $2.1 billion