On todays podcast, Boeing faces more manufacturing problems and delays; King Charles III says he has cancer; will AI ruin music or creativity? U.S. schools are using cameras and technology to catch kids using e-cigarettes followed by a discussion of zer

On todays podcast, women got music industry recognition at this year's Grammy Awards; a Russian cosmonaut sets a record for time in space; Dengue fever is spreading in South America followed by a discussion about the viral disease; then part two of refle

On todays podcast, a study finds that bright lights cause problems for insects; some people find false data in scientific papers for fun; the U.S. space agencys Mars helicopter ends service followed by a discussion about NASAs Ingenuity ; then reflexiv

On todays podcast, Elon Musks $55.5 billion pay deal gets cancelled by a judge in Delaware; the James Webb Telescope captures colorful pictures of galaxies; the Student Academy Awards are a big deal; and how to express seeing double followed by a disc

On todays podcast, remembering performing artist Chita Rivera; the Grammy Awards honor musical performers; we answer a listeners question about dropped sounds and sound assimilation; then, part two of Edgar Allan Poes 'The Fall of the House of Usher' o

On todays podcast, why are European farmers protesting?; a ticket to the Super Bowl costs more than ever; Canada limits foreign students; an Australian filmmaker shows lives of single mothers in Japan; talking about population followed by a discussion

On todays podcast, how Taiwan improved communication during its elections; businessman Elon Musk announces the first deployment of the Neuralink brain device followed by a discussion about brain implants; then, taking about habitual action on Lesson of t

On todays podcast, efforts to save the white northern rhinoceros move ahead; Myanmars military is accused of targeting civilians and religious buildings; all about prostate problems men have, their forms and treatments; and how to pronounce colony on

On todays podcast, Japan regains communication with its moon lander; deepfakes of singer Taylor Swift spread on internet; small studies suggest gene treatment can help some children born deaf followed by a discussion on gene therapy; then sentence conn

On todays podcast, Saudi Arabia wants to be an electric vehicle manufacturer; Apple plans new device security measures; Mars Express orbiter finds evidence of water near Mars equator followed by a discussion about the spacecrafts radar abilities; then