We continue our campaign to #EndNeurophobia, with the help of Dr. Helen Shi. This time, Gillian presents a case of a 56 year old man found wondering naked in grocery store. The discussants are Aye and Vale. Gillian is a second-year medical student at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York.… Read More »Episode 471: Neurology VMR – Found wondering naked in grocery store

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux talks about the most dangerous people and starts with online claims that COVID vaccines caused miscarriage rates over 80 percent in early pregnancy. He explains how those numbers got inflated from limited data, points to later studies from several countries that show no real rise in risk, then touches on falling birth rates, sexuality under the welfare state, and the lasting harm from parents leaving critical messages that stick for years.Note: the former CEO of YouTube

Want to flirt in English without sounding awkward?Let’s learn the natural phrases native English speakers actually use when they're interested in someone—and the common mistakes that make learners sound unnatural.Whether you're trying to make friends, start dating, or simply sound more natural in English conversations, these expressions will help you speak with more confidence.Practice with me, repeat the phrases out loud, and you'll be ready to use them in real life.🔔 Subscribe for slow English

Can you understand real, natural English?No boring exercises. Just meaningful, conversational English you can actually enjoy listening to.Welcome back to my slow English podcastChallenge your listening. Learning English doesn’t have to be boring. Ive helped my students go from being scared to speak, to gaining confidence in life and English. And speaking with native English speakers.Listen, follow along, and see how much you can understand.Let's learn to appreciate things and people while you have

Practice advanced English listening AND speaking with this B2–C1 English shadowing practice!Have a conversation with me about confidence, fear, making mistakes, and learning to stay open — in English.If you can understand most of this conversation… your English is getting REALLY good.Remember: you can’t learn a language while constantly protecting yourself from mistakes.Keep listening. Keep speaking. Let yourself be a learner.Subscribe for new English listening and speaking practice every week!0:00

This episode unpacks a recent Bank of England research paper, "Productivity and Inflation Dynamics," explaining in plain English why higher productivity doesn't always guarantee lower inflation. We delve into how the timing of demand and supply responses, alongside central bank policy, determines whether productivity growth fuels or dampens price pressures. Send your feedback or questions to feedback@econpod.org, and find the full paper at

This episode looks at why comic timing works, using a 2026 study from Yuxi Ma, Yongqian Peng, and colleagues at Peking University, presented at the Cognitive Science Society. The researchers analyzed 828 professional stand-up sets from Chinese comedy competitions, about 86 hours of material, and measured what actually predicted the laughs: the content of each line, or the delivery. Timing won, and not by a little. The length of a comedian's pauses and how much those pauses varied beat every content

This episode is sponsored by Dr. Marty Pets.In this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast presented by dvm360, and recorded live at Fetch Nashville, Marty Goldstein, DVM, breaks down what makes food "biologically appropriate," why heat processing and additives can do more harm than good, and how advanced glycation end products (AGEs) may be the next frontier in pet nutrition research. He also tackles common misconceptions pet parents have about home-cooked diets and explains why, when it comes to

This short lecture introduces the IEE 475 course (Simulating Stochastic Systems) for the Fall 2026 semester. Due to issues with the projector and the camera in the room, the video feed only shows the slides that are being shared (but there is audio that narrates them, and any pointing to the slides is done with a pointer reflected on the video). Future videos this semester will be of higher quality.

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux makes clear that sex within marriage is still a choice and that no one loses the right to refuse. He also takes listener questions on the design of the human body, money and consent in relationships, dueling, defamation and more.JOIN ME IN NASHVILLE SEPTEMBER 12! https://wordwardebate.com/Use code STEFAN for 10% off!GET FREEDOMAIN MERCH! https://shop.freedomain.com/SUBSCRIBE TO ME ON X! https://x.com/StefanMolyneuxFollow me on Youtube

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Reading is important because it helps us learn new things, improve our vocabulary, and develop our imagination. It also strengthens our concentration, improves communication skills, and helps us understand the world better. Reading regularly can make us more confident, creative, and knowledgeable.

A short, powerful motivation speech about money and financial discipline — building the habits that build real freedom.

A short, powerful motivation speech about building a strong character — mastering your reactions and standing firm no matter what.

A short, powerful motivation speech about nutrition — why what you eat shapes the person you become.

A short, powerful motivation speech about sport and physical discipline — why showing up for your body matters every single day.

Are you looking to improve your English listening and speaking skills? You’re in the right place! On this channel, we provide slow English podcasts and easy English lessons designed especially for beginners (A1-A2 level). Whether you want to learn English, practice speaking, or just enjoy simple English conversations, our videos are perfect for you.About this video:🎧 1.45 Hours of Slow English Listening for Beginners (A1-A2) | 50 LessonsPractice your English listening with 50 short and simple

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Richard Gerhold, DVM, MS, PhD, DACVM (Parasitology), joins this episode of the Vet Blast Podcast presented by dvm360 to break down angiostrongylus vasorum, also known as the French heartworm, a second heartworm species now turning up in US wildlife and dogs, plus what it means for diagnosis, treatment, and resistance.

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux tells a caller to screw self-discipline in this call-in show, arguing that her guilt-driven push to exercise and follow through is just self-attack from her mother's abuse and neglect. He pushes digging out the real root of the resistance instead of bullying herself into habits that never stick.JOIN ME IN NASHVILLE SEPTEMBER 12! https://wordwardebate.com/Use code STEFAN for 10% off!GET FREEDOMAIN MERCH! https://shop.freedomain.com/SUBSCRIBE TO ME ON X