Equine Internal Medicine: October 4th 2026 (abstracts published between 27th September and 3rd October 2026) Welcome to The Abstract Podcast! In this episode, Alex and Sarah review the latest veterinary literature. ### Papers Discussed Today: • (00:00:53) Kopec and colleagues, Equine veterinary journal, "Predicting outcomes in equine peritonitis: Multivariable analysis of admission and post-admission data from a UK hospital population.", https://doi.org/10.1002/evj.70339 -----

Veterinary neurology: October 4th 2026 (abstracts published between 27th September and 3rd October 2026) Welcome to The Abstract Podcast! In this episode, Alex and Sarah review the latest veterinary literature. ### Papers Discussed Today: • (00:01:04) Wegenast and colleagues, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, "Suspected acrylamide toxicosis associated with ingestion of consumer polyacrylamide-based hydrogel migraine caps, eye masks, and wraps in 45 dogs.", 1-8, https://d

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWOSome people discover their abilities later in life. Others are born into them.In this episode of The Grave Talks, we begin part one of a fascinating conversation with Cynthia Killion, whose connection to the unseen world began before she ever set foot in a classroom. At just five years old, Cynthia was already seeing and sensing spirits—experiences that would shape the rest of her life.For more than 25 years, Cynthia has worked as a psychic, medium,

都说剖腹产的孩子容易胖，这锅不该所有剖腹产一起背。哈佛一项研究追了683个孩子六年，发现只有顺转剖，也就是生到一半转剖的女孩体重增长更明显，比顺产平均高31.8%；提前约好的剖和顺产几乎没差别。原因可能出在宝宝出生时那批肠道益生菌上。准妈妈别慌：这只是群体统计，生产方式没有高低之分，一岁内好好喂养、别随便用抗生素才实在。

A night in a famously haunted hotel began with a sound so loud it seemed to happen inside his ear. Then came a voice saying his name, unexplained taps against his pillow, and a strange distortion moving back and forth across the window.A week later, the activity seemed to take on a pattern. He woke to four knocks on the wall beside his head while the smoke alarm began repeatedly sounding for no apparent reason. The batteries were new, there was no smoke, and nothing seemed wrong with the

The 2020 Creek Fire in central California's Sierra National Forest generated an historic pyrocumulonimbus storm cloud and triggered the largest helicopter rescue in National Guard history, all while burning through a heavy forested landscape devastated by massive tree mortality from recent insect kills.  This wildfire spread explosively through mountain communities like Big Creek, Shaver Lake, and Huntington Lake, destroying over 850 structures.  Chief Dustin Hail describes the lessons learned from

He had spent years investigating haunted locations and had experienced plenty of things he couldn’t explain. But he had also learned to be skeptical.Then, during one investigation, something repeatedly touched him before finally grabbing his arm hard enough to make him leave the room.That alone wasn’t enough to make him quit. What changed everything came later, when his team reviewed the audio and discovered a faint voice just before the grab. It appeared to say his wife’s name.She had never been

This is Part Two of our conversation.Oswego, New York, has the kind of history that almost seems built for ghost stories. Sitting where the Oswego River meets Lake Ontario, the city has been a military outpost, a major port, an Underground Railroad destination, and home to generations of people whose stories are still woven into its streets and buildings.Some of those stories are difficult enough to believe even before the paranormal enters the picture. Old City Hall once housed prisoners in its

With fertiliser prices at high levels, some arable farmers are being encouraged by sales reps to try out biological alternatives such as seaweed extracts. In this episode of Cut the Crop, Ballance Agri-Nutrients science strategy manager Warwick Catto says a lack of replicated NZ data on these products means growers need to try them out for themselves.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!Some people discover their abilities later in life. Others are born into them.In this episode of The Grave Talks, we begin part one of a fascinating conversation with Cynthia Killion, whose connection to the unseen world began before she ever set foot in a classroom. At just five years old, Cynthia was already seeing and sensing spirits—experiences that would shape the rest of her life.For more than 25 years, Cynthia has worked as a psychic, medium, astrologer,

Oswego, New York, has the kind of history that almost seems built for ghost stories. Sitting where the Oswego River meets Lake Ontario, the city has been a military outpost, a major port, an Underground Railroad destination, and home to generations of people whose stories are still woven into its streets and buildings.Some of those stories are difficult enough to believe even before the paranormal enters the picture. Old City Hall once housed prisoners in its basement, including one man who claimed

Welcome ... to Spookulative Evolution.Spook-E Season is back! All throughout October, we pick monsters from myth and media and speculate how they – or something like them – could evolve here on Earth, pulling inspiration from real-world species across our planet’s history. This year’s theme is Aliens! Where better to begin than with the quintessential big screen terrors from beyond the stars? How might Earth-based evolution produce a human-hunting monster that’s equal parts predator and parasitoid

Midday Forecast October 03, 2026

Richard D. Wolff is Professor of Economics Emeritus at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and a visiting professor in the Graduate Program in International Affairs at The New School. He is also co-founder of Democracy at Work and host of Economic Update. In this episode, Richard and Robinson discuss Donald Trump, socialism in the United States, and Richard’s disagreements with Victor Davis Hanson. More particularly, they talk about Richard’s case against Trump, his criticisms of Hanson’s

The new Tower of Babel, and its builders are becoming like gods to us. The bigger threat isn't killer robots; it's how much of your own mind you've already handed over.I joined Mike Slater on Politics By Faith (The First) to talk about AI, faith, and the people building it. We cover: why Babel is always the city AND the tower, how the same AI that discovers drugs can build super viruses, what I'm seeing in my own classroom as term begins, why cognitive offloading scares me more than

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWOWhat happens when a funeral home closes its doors—but so much of what was there simply stays behind?A trip to Iola, Kansas, took me inside Sleeper Mortuary, a former funeral home that feels remarkably frozen in time. Inside are reminders of the people who once worked there, artifacts from its years caring for the dead, and, according to those who have spent time there, something else that never left.Paranormal investigator and author Tory Westhoff felt

Morning Forecast October 03, 2026

Growing up in an old house in northern Maine, strange sounds and unexplained activity were simply part of the background. Doors slammed when no one was there, footsteps moved through empty rooms, and he repeatedly dreamed of reaching the top of the same staircase only to encounter something dark waiting for him.For years, he assumed they were just nightmares. Then he learned his brother had been having recurring dreams centered on that exact same spot in the house.But one childhood memory still

What if surviving childhood cancer leaves behind a genetic footprint that conventional sequencing simply cannot see? 🔬🧬In this episode of The DeepDive Lab, we explore how platinum chemotherapy—especially drugs such as cisplatin and carboplatin—can alter the DNA of healthy tissues, and how NanoSeq has made these previously hidden mutations detectable. A 2026 Science study by Wenger et al. found that platinum chemotherapy increased mutation burdens in normal pediatric tissues to levels seen in