Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
If you could put on VR goggles and talk to your future self... would that help you become who you want to be? Or would it harm you?
Podcast Index
Podcasts
Explora podcasts por categoría, abre episodios recientes y descarga audio para escucharlo sin conexión.
Todo
Noticias
Política
Música
Deportes
Tecnología
Comedia
Arte
Negocios
Educación
Ficción
Gobierno
Salud & fitness
Historia
Niños & familia
Ocio
Religión & espiritualidad
Ciencia
Sociedad & cultura
Crimen real
TV & cine
Science unscripted
DW
BioBoss
John Simboli
Blood Podcast
American Society of Hematology
Hausbot Petra Horkého
Petr Horký
Astro Kisses with Annie Botticelli ~ The Astrology NOW Podcast
Annie Botticelli
The Real Truth About Health Free 17 Day Live Online Conference Podcast
Lloyd Burrell, Keith Block M.D., Jeffrey Smith, Michael Klaper M.D., Ralph Moss, Brenda Davis R.D., Mark Sloan, Gerald Posner, Ian Harris M.D., Neil Barnard M.D., Will Tuttle Ph.D., John McDougall M.D., Pam Popper Ph.D., Gabriel Cousens M.D., Brian Clement Ph.D., Anna Maria Clement Ph.D., Marianne Williamson, Vandana Shiva Ph.D., Aly Cohen M.D., Milton Mills M.D., Theodora Scarato, William Li M.D., David Katz M.D., Stephanie Seneff Ph.D., Julieanna Hever M.S., Dale Bredesen M.D., Hope Bohanec, Kim Williams M.D., Joel Kahn M.D., Michelle Perro M.D., David Wolfe, Melanie Joy Ph.D., Sunil Pai M.D., Baxter Montgomery M.D., Michael Greger M.D., Caldwell Esselstyn M.D., Joel Fuhrman M.D., Colin Campbell Ph.D.
The Psychology of your 20s
iHeartPodcasts
Science, Actually Presents : The Nerd and the Scientist
Science, Actually
Accès au Marché Mondial des Dispositifs Médicaux
Pure Global
Глобальный доступ на рынок медицинских изделий
Pure Global
चिकित्सा उपकरण वैश्विक बाजार पहुंच
Pure Global
Tıbbi Cihazlar Küresel Pazar Erişimi
Pure Global
Akses Pasar Global Alat Kesehatan
Pure Global
Astronomie : Fragments d'Univers
Astronomie : Fragments d'Univers
Science Tech Brief By HackerNoon
HackerNoon
Geladen - der Batteriepodcast zur Energiewende
Daniel Messling, Patrick von Rosen
Science News Daily
brief.news
Mendelspod Podcast
Theral Timpson
TED-Ed
TED-Ed
Paranormal UK Radio Network
Paranormal UK Radio Network
Τα podcasts του Newshub.gr
newshub.gr
Six Inches of Soil - The Podcast
Richard Tufton
Lightning Strikes Twice
Seattle Aquarium
Cultivating Place
Jennifer Jewell / Cultivating Place
Theory Underground
theory underground
ACEP Frontline
ACEP Frontline
Care More Be Better: A Podcast For Sustainable Social Impact and Regeneration
Corinna Bellizzi
Treating Blood Cancers
Blood Cancer United
The Med Device Cyber Podcast
Blue Goat Cyber
ERGO
ERGO PODCAST
CLACSO Radio
CLACSO
Grupos de trabajo de CLACSO - GT
CLACSO
Florida Uncut
Mason Gravley
My Weird Prompts
Daniel Rosehill
ШоПоКо
ШоПоКо
Strange and Unexplained
Cristina Gomez
New Matter: Inside the Minds of SLAS Scientists
SLAS
Ciencia
Science unscripted
DW
SpaceX & a low-g baby?
When Elon Musk talks about a human 'civilization' on Mars, he's suggesting we'll have babies there. Should we?
The 'Google maps' inside a pigeon's liver
A new experiment shows pigeons use immune cells to navigate our planet. The discovery redefines our understanding of how an animal can 'feel' Earth's magnetic field.
Do you want to have kids?
There are plenty of reasons NOT to have kids. But a new paper suggests having them may be the only way to protect gender equality over the long term.
The testosterone age (or Honey, I shrunk my testes)
Influencers, billionaires, even the US health secretary. Proponents of testosterone — as a hormonal therapy or barometer of "masculinity" — are causing men to self-medicate. With nasty consequences.
Hantavirus: What to expect from here
This ship phase is over. But the nature of this virus means cases may rise — even as officials contain it.
Is the hantavirus the next pandemic?
If you want to understand why the Andes variant of the hantavirus is different than COVID-19, this episode's for you.
The ad that makes you drink more
We know advertising works. (It's why the industry exists.) But a new study on beer ads in Germany shows how. Causally.
How can I tell if someone's smart?
Some people seem to know if others are intelligent. Others... don't. A new study suggests why.
There's almost no way to make us like AI art. Why?
A new study tried just about everything to get people to have a more positive reaction to AI poetry and prose. It failed. Almost always. And it's worth talking about why. (NOTE: A human wrote this.)
Deepfake nudes & why men make them
Lust? Humiliation? Control? If you think you know why men and boys make fake AI nudes of women and girls... first-of-its-kind research suggests a motivation that's almost more troubling. (Note: If you or anyone you know ...
When do you think the world will end?
A shockingly high number of people believe a global calamity will happen in their lifetime. Are you one of them?
The war on phone blasting
A viral TikTok of a woman kicked off a plane is a good time to talk about how to (productively) confront loud people.
Why do I get goosebumps when I listen to music?
Some of us get chills from music, movies or art. And others... never do. Why is that?
Wait — who's friendzoning who here?!
It's usually guys who complain about being 'friendzoned.' But new research says it definitely happens to women, too — sometimes.
How different are the brains of boys and girls?
A new study shows a sex difference in the early growth of the human brain. Does it matter?
When a pet’s death really hurts
The loss of a pet can affect you more than losing a loved one, a new study shows. With one exception.
Why do humans have (relatively) large penises?
Compared to chimps or gorillas, human males are unusually well endowed. A new study suggests it's partly because men 'size each other up' before a fight.
How casual hookups are good (and healthy) for singles
You really do benefit from 'friends with benefits,' a new study suggests. Also, a forgotten birthday can tank employee morale and a look at how the Autobahn lead to more support for the Nazi party.
The anomie within
When it feels like society's breaking down right before your eyes, it's called anomie. And it can lead to an even a darker place.