On todays podcast, Kenya moves black rhinoceroses to a new home; Thailand aims to become a big lithium producer; 40 years ago, Apple launched the 'user experience' field which continues growing; learn about cold weather expressions followed by a discussi

On todays podcast, scientists map a deep-sea coral reef off the U.S. East Coast; all about the 2024 Academy Award nominees; a listeners question about as followed by a discussion about the little words many uses; then, Edgar Allan Poes The Fall of

On todays podcast, the U.N. criticizes Afghanistan's Taliban for not keep promises about womens rights; Japans moon lander hit its target; Croatian matchstick artist thinks big; U.S. tea advice upsets British; a look at the word population followed b

On todays podcast, the U.N. says the health care system in Gaza is collapsing; activists behind the Doomsday Clock warn of threats; fake audio and video are showing up in politics followed by a discussion about deepfakes; then more on conditional sta

On todays podcast, India opens a huge Hindu temple on the ruins of a historic Muslim center; what plagiarism is and how to avoid it followed by a discussion about using citations and a recent dispute over use of others words; then the word toll on Les

On todays podcast, Cameroon launches first malaria vaccination campaign; refugees plant trees around deforested refugee camp; a study finds no link between a weigh-loss drug and suicidal thoughts followed by a discussion about semaglutide; then listen co

On todays podcast, researchers have discovered lost cities in the Amazon; cookbooks and American culture; NASA prepares for tests of its latest supersonic research plane followed by a discussion about barriers to supersonic flight; then, blizzard, affect

On todays podcast, a plan to build a new city in California will be put to a vote; a new survey finds a lot of employers worry about hiring Generation Z college graduates; is your task a marathon or sprint? followed by a discussion about what it means

On todays podcast, Chinas population is not growing; a Venezuelan artist re-imagines a famous Spanish painting as statues; we answer a listeners question about college and university followed by a discussion about liberal arts colleges; then, Chic

On todays podcast, high and low temperatures around the world; Guinness dog-age record to be reviewed; business leaders fear AI, climate change; researchers find link to a nerve disease in ancient DNA; language and mental health followed by a discussion