In this special 100th episode of The Messy Social Work Podcast, Rich Devine and Tim Fisher hit pause to reflect on the journey so far. Armed with a list of 100 AI-generated questions inspired by their previous episodes, they take each other on a whistle-stop tour through five years of conversations, debates, learning, and occasional technical disasters. Together they explore what they've learned from speaking with academics, practitioners, people with lived experience, and thought leaders fro...

Why do we turn on innocent people? A convincing story, a suspicious glance and suddenly everyone’s an armchair detective. But what happens when the crowd gets it completely wrong?Hannah Fry and Michael Stevens explore the psychology of false accusations, witch hunts and mob mentality, starting with Richard Jewell, the security guard hailed as a hero after the 1996 Atlanta Olympics bombing before becoming the target of a media storm. From the Salem witch trials and the Satanic Panic to

Should we be medicalizing state-sanctioned executions? Is meditation actually safe? Do liquid biopsies save lives? EASY QUESTIONS ONE AND ALL 😂 Originally streamed ⁠⁠⁠⁠LIVE on YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠! (#44)In this episode, we talked liquid biopsies for multi-cancer screening, the evidence behind recent blood test trials, and the risks of false positives and overdiagnosis. We dove into meditation’s possible benefits and harms, including anxiety, dissociation, and psychosis, as well as concerns about using it

There’s a lot of current hype around AI, it’s abilities but also the potential threat that it poses to humanity. The standard narrative sounds like a sci-fi movie, one of these systems is on the verge of waking up and taking over the whole world and has been for at least the last five years. In this episode we take a skeptical look at AI, the current state of the art, the history and development of these systems, examples of AI outside of LLMs. And take a close look at the argument that AI is about

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWOMackinac Island is known for its quiet streets, historic charm, and a pace of life that feels untouched by time. But some believe time hasn’t moved on as much as it seems.Behind the island’s postcard-perfect appearance are stories that don’t always stay in the past. Guests at Grand Hotel and Mission Point Resort have reported moments they can’t explain—footsteps where no one is there, voices that don’t belong, and a sense that certain places are still

neXtResist can tell you which sheep are fighting off worms, even when worm numbers are low. Emma Noble-Campbell has been running the test for New Zealand breeders since she joined us in February. Emma grew up on a sheep and beef farm in the North Island, studied agricultural science at Lincoln and did her honours on worm resistance and immunity in sheep. Since joining neXtgen, she has set up our "Spit Lab" (in Ferg's garage!) and is now running neXtResist, the SwabTec saliva test, for New Zea...

🎧 Inside this Flooba episode... A continuous layer of medium-light rainfall, with a soft, natural texture and gentle variations as the rain falls. No music or added distractions, just rain doing what rain does. 🧠 This might suit your brain if... ...you enjoy natural sound with a little variation, but nothing too demanding. You might reach for it when silence feels too silent, when unpredictable background noises keep grabbing your attention, or when you want a softer sensory backdrop for

2 hours of rants - recorded from a filthy motel room in Miami, Florida during an intermittend layover - about the route from Santa Cruz dela Sierra, Bolivia West into the dry Inter-Andean Valleys and up to the Altiplano, and the many plants encountered along the way :Onoseris acerifolia,Deuterocohnia meziana,Neoraimondia herzogiana,Schinus mollis,Puya glomerata,Schinopsis lorentzii,Cereus hankeanus,Harrisia tetracantha,Blossfeldia liliputana,Puya humilis,Trichocereus tunariensis,Trichocereus

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!When paranormal activity follows someone from childhood into adulthood—and from one home to another—at what point do you stop asking whether the house is haunted?Steve Blackwell has experienced the unexplained for much of his life. Knocks with no apparent source, shadows that disappear as quickly as they're seen, and apparitions have followed him through different chapters of his life. The activity has never belonged to just one address.Now, at 232 Birch, Steve

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODEMackinac Island is known for its quiet streets, historic charm, and a pace of life that feels untouched by time. But some believe time hasn’t moved on as much as it seems.Behind the island’s postcard-perfect appearance are stories that don’t always stay in the past. Guests at Grand Hotel and Mission Point Resort have reported moments they can’t explain—footsteps where no one is there, voices that don’t belong, and a sense that certain places are still occupied

Visit us on the web: (20) BIGFOOT WITNESSES - YouTube JRG - About JRG  jevningresearchgroup.com Contact me directly at williamjevning@yahoo.com ⁠https://WilliamJevning.com⁠ iTunes: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast⁠ CHECK OUT OUR SECOND FILM: BIGFOOT SOUTHWEST ⁠Bigfoot Southwest | Documentary | Full Movie | Inside the World of Bigfoot Hunters⁠ I just released my 11th book, which is a companion to the ten-part series also titled Bigfoot Navajo Nation, which is also available now on

Exclusive Wolf Pack Member Content Here > https://www.patreon.com/cw/GLDaviesBest-selling author G.L. Davies (Haunted: Horror of Haverfordwest) welcomes back the phenomenal Paul Weatherhead, author of Demonic Lancashire and Phantoms of Christmas Past, to discuss the peculiar history of Demons, exorcism, and other strange tales like the Halifax Slasher and the Lancashire Seven!! READ Demonic Lancashire here > https://link.amazon/B08DpwOgm READ Phantoms of Christmas Past here >

In this episode of Somewhere in the Skies Classics, we revisit one of the most compelling and well-documented UFO cases in Canadian history: the Shag Harbour UFO Incident. On the night of October 4, 1967, residents along the coast of Nova Scotia watched a mysterious object descend toward the waters near Shag Harbour and seemingly disappear beneath the surface. What followed was an official search-and-rescue operation, military involvement, eyewitness testimony, and a paper trail that would help

Send us Fan Mail ABA on Tap is proud to present Chris Larson (Part 2 of 2): Private equity didn’t just “enter” ABA, it helped build the modern autism therapy industry as we know it and that reality comes with uncomfortable questions. Mike and Dan continue the brew with Chris Larson from Behavioral Health Business for part two, and we get specific about what investment capital changed at the macro level: access, scale, hiring, payer relationships, and the growth that followed insurance mandate...

Send us Fan Mail📖 ReadHow one independent researcher fine-tuned an 8-billion-parameter AI on a 4GB gaming laptop — and uncovered a hidden bug the whole industry had missed.We make rigorous science accessible, accurate, and unforgettable.A laptop with 4GB of video memory just fine-tuned an 8-billion-parameter AI model — something conventional machine learning wisdom says is flatly impossible. In this episode, we trace independent researcher Alpamys Makazhan's journey through "Exact Layer

Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) systems have been rapidly improving in recent years and Chat-GPT3 took the world by storm in Nov 2022. As smart at it may be, how does it compare to a typical undergraduate student sitting an introductory astronomy exam? Let's find out! Sponsored by Ground News, head to https://ground.news/coolworldsWritten and presented by Prof David Kipping, edited by Jorge Casas.→ Support our research program: https://www.coolworldslab.com/support→ Get Stash here

On this episode of Sasquatch Theory, I interview Dale from Tennessee about a series of unexplained encounters that have occurred around his home and in the surrounding countryside. Over the years, Dale has experienced rocks being thrown at him in the forest, strange sounds around his cabin, and several possible sightings. While returning home from work one evening, he spotted a mysterious solid-white figure that reminded him of Bigfoot, although he was never able to fully identify what he had seen