On todays podcast, the U.N. reports that 20 percent of migrating animals are at risk of disappearing; South Korean grandmas gain fame rapping about farm life; a listener question about the meaning of sure as heck; then, The Lady in Black by Eleanor H

On todays podcast, what are laboratory-grown diamonds? Report: wealth inequality by race grew during the COVID pandemic; a private company launched its own moon lander; humans seek chatbot companions; explaining popular followed by a discussion on why

On todays podcast, workers near retirement need to pass on their skills; companies are offering fewer kinds of products to save and sell more; the campaign of President Joe Biden defends using TikTok followed by a discussion on the China-linked app; then

On todays podcast, gun manufacturer Remington Arms in New York state to close; scientists say Saturns icy moon Mimas has an underground ocean; U.S. schools change health guidelines aiming to improve attendance followed by a discussion of health terms; t

On todays podcast, Egypt considers suspending peace treaty with Israel over offensive in Rafah; research shows autoimmune disease affects women more than men followed by a discussion about the prefix auto; then speak versus talk on Lesson of the Da

On todays podcast, Mexico passes China as top exporter to U.S.; experts want a new level for really strong ocean storms; NASA launches a new satellite to observe the worlds oceans and atmosphere followed by a discussion about what scientists hope to lea

On todays podcast, a culture group rebuilds a huge statue of Emperor Constantine in Rome; young Gazan likened to Isaac Newton for lighting rig; Dartmouth College to again accept SAT, ACT scores; all about tie the knot followed by a discussion about lif

On todays podcast, many people around the world will celebrate the Year of the Dragon; record gambling expected for the Super Bowl; a listeners question about the difference between surge and soar; pt. three of The Fall of the House of Usher by

On todays podcast, scientists say data from sponges tell them temperatures were cooler than thought between 1850 and 1900; the debate about the private use of the moon; ways to say goodbye on Everyday Grammar followed by a discussion on funny farewel

On todays podcast, young are more willing to take a pay cut for quality of life than older workers; cozy cardio is exercise without the pain; Apple Vision Pro aims for spacial computing followed by a discussion on augmented, virtual reality; and poli