This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!Few researchers have explored the supernatural as deeply—or as fearlessly—as Rosemary Ellen Guiley. With more than 50 books spanning ghosts, dreams, UFOs, Bigfoot, and beyond, she wasn’t just studying the paranormal… she was living it. From hauntings in Green County to dreams that connect the living and the dead, Rosemary’s work blended scholarship, spirituality, and the mysterious in a way that reshaped how we understand the unseen world. In this episode of

I hopped on live this week after a rich conversation in the Practical OT Facebook group (hi Chris! 🙌).Chris shared The Intentional Relationship Model — Renee Taylor’s seminal text on therapeutic use of self and the relational core of practice (and yes, the IRM lineage connects to Gary Kielhofner and MOHO).That post opened a door I care deeply about:Why do so many of us still feel hesitant—or “naughty”—bringing the psychosocial domain into “traditional” OT settings?Short answer: our systems trained

Season 2 part 1 of 3 The Protector

Welcome to VPod.ai, your go-to source for breaking down the biggest shifts in artificial intelligence. In this episode, we unpack what might be the most transformative week in AI yet — from groundbreaking cost optimizations to AI taking the director’s chair in Hollywood.Join us as we explore how new innovations from DeepSeek, IBM, OpenAI, and Thinking Machines are reshaping the economics, accessibility, and creativity of AI worldwide.Here’s what we cover in this episode:💡 DeepSeek V3.2x2x

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Northern Ireland needs a new independent environmental regulator, properly staffed and financially resourced to tackle the many challenges it will face. That’s one of the recommendations of a comprehensive review of the country’s environmental governance which its authors describe as a ‘call to action’. The review was prompted by a number of environmental concerns including extensive and repeated blooms of blue-green algae in Lough Neagh which supplies forty percent of drinking water. The report

Aygun Badalova narrates her blog written for Dementia Researcher.In this moving reflection, Aygun Badalova shares her experience working inside a dementia clinical trial at UCL. She explores the human side of research, where every test and data point represents real people, families, and moments of connection. From the challenges of recruitment and paperwork to the deeply emotional encounters with participants and their loved ones, Aygun shows that dementia research is about dignity,

Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860) built his philosophy step by step, starting with a central concept (the theory of the will), and adding layers of explanations. His physics, epistemology, logic and morality revolve around the theory of the will, and so do his views on the meaning of life. According to Schopenhauer, the will (“life force”) drives all living creatures to secure their survival and reproduction; at the same time, the will prompts them to seek pleasure but doesn’t pay attention to the

The key concepts in the philosophy of Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860) connect it to Ancient Stoicism and existentialism. Let us pass review to those concepts, which Schopenhauer first outlined in “The world as will and representation,” a book that he published in 1818. Schopenhauer built his philosophy around the theory of the will (“life force”). He viewed the will as the driver of all living creatures. It is a wild, irrational, eternal driver that prompts all creatures to secure their survival and

The twentieth century has generated three serious initiatives to revive the educational philosophy put forward by Aristotle (384-322 BC), or similar to his. In essence, revival initiatives aim at prioritising the student’s individual development. Let’s review these three attempts and see the extent to which they have remained loyal to Aristotelian education. Let’s assess if they have grasped the philosophy outlined in the “Eudemian Ethics” and the “Nicomachean Ethics” by Aristotle. John Dewey

Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860) rejected the unshakeable optimism of his contemporaries about the power of reason. He acknowledged that all individuals are potentially able to think, but pointed out that few people make the effort to assess facts accurately and draw logical conclusions. His book “On the fourfold root of the principle of sufficient reason” (1814) defends the thesis that events can be traced to a particular cause in each case. Nothing happens by chance. Also human decisions can be

The historical influence of Aristotle (384-322 BC) rests on the labours of one man, namely, Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274). I find it remarkable that Aquinas made Aristotle’s philosophy popular even though he had never intended to do so. Aquinas was an Italian Dominican monk and theologian, who aimed at spreading Christian ideals. He could not care less about Aristotelian ideas as such, but he had read Aristotle and realized that Aristotelian philosophy is true. The validity of Aristotelian philosophy

The views of Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860) on the role of reason differ from those of prior philosophers. On the one hand, Schopenhauer is more realistic. He does hold reason in high regard, but acknowledges the strong influence of impulses in human decisions. On the other hand, Schopenhauer observes that it takes substantial effort to use reason assiduously. The ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus (341-271 BC) had in part anticipated Schopenhauer’s views on the role of reason. He favoured the

Send us a text Cardiologist Dr. Koren joins Kevin Geddings to talk about the importance of understanding what we know about patients. The cardiologist recounts a recently recorded podcast where he - with full consent - reviewed the cardiovascular infomation of a patient to give a broader understanding of what all of the numbers mean and how they can give doctors and patients insight into what's going on. Dr. Koren then makes an offer to do this for other patients to help illuminate other medi...

Laughter is ancient — even rats and chimps do it. It began as a survival signal: “We’re safe now.” Most laughter isn’t from jokes, but from social bonding. Real laughter releases endorphins, boosts immunity, and eases stress. Humor = surprise + safety (the “benign violation” sweet spot). Fake or real, laughter still helps your brain relax and reset. It connects people — syncing heartbeats, breath, and emotion. Sometimes laughter finds us in the hardest moments — and that’s its magic.

Welcome to Avian Flu Watch: Global H5N1 Tracker. I'm your host, bringing you the latest data on the worldwide spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza.As of October 2025, the H5N1 clade 2.3.4.4b virus continues its unprecedented global march. According to the World Health Organization, from 2003 through August 2025, 990 human cases have been reported worldwide with a concerning 48 percent case fatality rate. This year alone has seen concentrated outbreaks across multiple continents.Let's break

Scientists at Rutgers Health have cracked the code on how leukemia cells evade treatment and discovered a potential method to reverse this resistance. Meanwhile, researchers mapped a built-in pain management system in our brains and found that tiny blood vessels in your eyes can reveal how quickly you're aging and your heart disease risk. We also explore ancient DNA solving Napoleon's military mystery, the world's smallest light-emitting pixel, and a potential pathway to room-temperature

New study reveals rats can recall memories without cues using neurofeedback, offering insights into brain-based memory retrieval.

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