Beste Olfaction Podcasts (2024)

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Harmonic Keys to Olfaction and Consciousness - Dr. Luca Turin, University of Buckingham - DSPod #274 2:58:28

19d ago2:58:28

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Dr Luca Turin is a biophysicist, writer, and perfume connoisseur whose work on fragrances seems to suggest that we don’t smell molecules, per se - we smell the complex vibrations of an atomic structure. Turin came to be convinced of this model for olfaction at the expense of the standard model of receptors binding smell molecules just on the basis …

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Physics vs Mysticism - Dr. M.S. DeLay & A. V. Bendebury, DS Pod #279 1:53:17

17h ago1:53:17

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We sit down for a discussion about the futility of rationalism, by way of William James' Varieties of Religious Experience. We start with the question of utopias, and try to diagnose why, if they're doomed to fail, it's still worth trying to create them, and then move on to the question of the scientific project - which seems to be an attempt to cr…

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Magic, CIA Research & ESP Abilities - Dr. Dean Radin, IONS - DSPod #278 2:42:19

5d ago2:42:19

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Dr. Dean Radin is an investigator of parapsychological phenomena whose career has spanned Bell Labs, Stanford Research Institute as part of the Stargate Project, Princeton, and who is now the Chief Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences. Radin approaches his search for evidence of psychokinesis and extrasensory perception as an engineer, and…

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№15 – Creating Your Own Path in Perfumery with Fragrance Expert Karen Gilbert 1:22:16

7d ago1:22:16

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When an expert and educator like Karen Gilbert shares her expertise in mentoring and business creation, you can expect one of the best fragrance-related conversations to unfold. This is a truly special episode, and we hope you enjoy it as much as we have. Please make sure to check the links, including The Perfume Making Podcast which Karen hosts. S…

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Push the River, It Pushes Back - Kevin Fedarko, Author - DS Pod 277 1:57:08

8d ago1:57:08

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Kevin Fedarko is a writer, journalist and river guide explores the interface between wilderness and industrialization, most recently through the lens of the Grand Canyon. Fedarko recently published "A Walk In the Park," the story of his somewhat ill-conceived but ultimately successful quest to walk the trail-less expanse of desert wilderness that h…

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Then I Am Myself The World - Christof Koch, Neuroscientist, DS Pod #276 2:45:42

11d ago2:45:42

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Christof Koch is a neuroscientist who studies consciousness, and is best known for integrated information theory. IIT is a consciousness-first theory, which states that the experience of being someone (or something) is directly related to the causal powers of the underlying system. Up until relatively recently, Koch was something of a materialist -…

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Building a State From Scratch - The Venus Project, Simon Michaux, DSPod #275 2:26:29

13d ago2:26:29

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The Venus Project was started in the 1980s by Jacques Fresco and Roxanne Meadows with the aim of showing that it was possible to lead a more human centered existence… as long as you built outside of the capitalist market system. Over the decades, the fortunes of the project have fluctuated - from an initial burst of enthusiasm and action (Meadows a…

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Another Failed Bureaucratic Utopia - Drs. M.S. DeLay & A.V. Bendebury - DSPod #273 1:47:51

22d ago1:47:51

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Today we're examining the impact of bureaucracy and financialization on modern society through the lens of David Graeber's "Utopia of Rules," with reference to another of his works, "Bullshit Jobs." We explore how these forces shape political ideologies, wealth extraction, and everyday life. Starting with the alienation caused by bureaucratic syste…

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№14 – How to Found an Online Perfumery School with Isabelle Gellé 57:52

22d ago57:52

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Join us as we delve into the nosy, artsy, and hippy world of Isabelle Gellé, from discovering her fragrant ancestry to founding the Perfumery Art School UK. In today's episode, Isabelle will share: How discovering her legacy has influenced Isabelle's creative future. Why she sees nature as the ultimate teacher for crafting scents. Turning her calli…

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96. Brain Power: Understanding the Brain's Energy Supply and Use with Dr. Tim Ryan 32:42

23d ago32:42

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In this episode, Dr. Tim Ryan joins hosts Lesley and Joe to discuss how neurons rely on a constant source of energy to function. They discuss how the brain's energy supply is maintained and regulated and what happens when this energy supply is disrupted.Episode Guest:Timothy RyanRyan Lab: https://biochem.weill.cornell.edu/directory/primary-faculty/…

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Transactional Interpretation Explains Quantum Spookiness? - Dr. John Cramer, U. Washington, DSPod #272 2:34:36

25d ago2:34:36

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Today we're looking at how atoms talk to one another using light. This transactional interpretation of quantum mechanics, was developed by today's guest, Dr. John Cramer and former guest, Dr. Carver Mead back in the 1980s. We cover key concepts such as the double atom, handshake process, and the roles of Schrödinger and Heisenberg's approaches. The…

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Human Hybrids, Autism & Discrete Evolution - Dr. Emily Casanova, Loyola University - DS Pod 271 2:18:23

28d ago2:18:23

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Dr. Emily Casanova is a professor of Neuroscience and Psychology at Loyola University in New Orleans who studies autism, human/neanderthal hybridization, and sundry soft tissue disorders that are often co-inherited with autism. Her research has shown that autism spectrum disorders are underpinned by a complex network of genetic interactions whose f…

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How the Economy Actually Works - Dr. Yeva Nersisyan, Franklin and Marshall - DS Pod 270 2:47:18

1M ago2:47:18

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Dr. Yeva Nersisyan is a professor of economics at Franklin and Marshall College whose research focus includes Modern Monetary Theory, Post-Keynesianism, and the Institutionalist traditions. She has published widely on the subject of banking and financial instability, which is why we invited her on to talk about how the economy *actually* works. MMT…

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Henry Corbin's Poetic Fabric of Reality - Dr. Tom Cheetham, Author - DS Pod #269 3:03:43

1M ago3:03:43

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Dr. Tom Cheetham is a naturalist, poet, and author who has spent the last few decades of his life engrossed in the work of Henry Corbin, who inspired a century of studies of the unconscious mind. Corbin’s aim was to understand the line that cut across the mystic traditions of the world, in the hopes of finding something that was the universal groun…

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№13 – How to Become an Oral Care Flavorist at Givaudan with Solène Cauvin Wirz 44:15

1M ago44:15

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Ever curious about what an Oral Care Flavorist does? Do they only focus on flavors, or do scents play a part too? How do you even get into that field? Join us as Solène Cauvin Wirz from Givaudan breaks it all down and sheds light on her unique career. In this episode, Solène also shares some solid career advice based on her own journey: 1) Cherish …

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Endless War - Dr. Jeremi Suri, University of Texas, Austin - DSPod #268 2:31:56

1M ago2:31:56

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Dr. Jeremi Suri is a professor of Public Affairs and History at the University of Texas, Austin whose recent work explores the idea that the American civil war never ended. Suri argues that the surrender at Appomattox Courthouse at the end of the Civil War was just a superficial conclusion of outright hostilities, not a true end to the massive divi…

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Needle in the Hay Sense-Making - Drs. M.S. DeLay & A.V. Bendebury DSPod #267 1:50:46

1M ago1:50:46

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The last few weeks we've had some really explosive theories on the show, which have caused a stir in the comments and beyond. We sit down to talk about the philosophy behind why we believe exploring far out theories is so important, and use Paul Feyerabend's Against Method as the backbone for our discussion. We introduce the idea of scientific anar…

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Dark History of Manmade Disease - Forrest Maready, Author - DSPod #266 3:25:39

2M ago3:25:39

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Forrest Maready is an author, filmmaker, and radio show host who is driven by trying to understand alternate versions of the history of religion, culture, and disease. He's written a number of books on the subject of environmental toxins and disease, which include radical revisions to the story of polio and autism. In this conversation we explore h…

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Reverse Physics - Dr. Gabriele Carcassi, U. Michigan, DSPod #265 2:59:56

2M ago2:59:56

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Prof. Gabriele Carcassi is a University of Michigan Physicists who became obsessed with a simple question during his training. Where do the mathematics of physics actually come from? They are handed down to us as students as if they were immutable laws of nature… but are they? Or are they simply mathematical transformations that have long ago left …

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EP. 95 Visual Neuroscience Objects & Scenes With Tony Movshon 32:22

2M ago32:22

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In this episode, Dr. Tony Movshon returns to the podcast to chat with hosts Jeremy and Akash about his work in understanding visual pathways and the differences between 'constructionist' and 'reductionist' approaches in neuroscience. Dr. Movshon is a university professor researching vision and visual development at NYU School of Medicine. He has ma…

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№12 – Becoming a Top-Level Flavorist with Andrea Albertino 39:24

2M ago39:24

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Welcome back to our podcast! Today, we're thrilled to sit down with Andrea Albertino, who is not only a senior flavorist at Esarom in Austria but also the Honorary President of the British Society of Flavorists. Andrea brings a blend of professional expertise and personal passion (fruit, you will understand later) to our discussion. Check Out These…

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Could We Be This Wrong About the Solar System? - Simon Shack, Tychos - DSpod #264 3:01:05

2M ago3:01:05

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Simon Shack is an amateur astronomer, independent researcher, and author. He is the modern champion of an old idea, last held in Tycho Brahe’s time, that the sun is not at the center of the solar system. At first blush, this sounds preposterous, for we have hundreds of years of data that supports the heliocentric Copernican model. But the more you …

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A Sudden Savant: Futons to Fermions, Quantum Holography, and a New Calculus - Jason Padgett, #263 2:33:33

2M ago2:33:33

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Today's episode features Jason Padgett, a physicist and artist whose path to a mathematical conception of reality began with a violent attack in his early 30s. We discuss this transformation after brain injury. How with zero mathematical background he found himself reinventing calculus. We discuss his attempts to bring himself into line with peers …

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Endgame: Big Tech Bytes the Dust - Jim Keller, Tenstorrent, Tesla, Apple, AMD, Intel #262 2:53:25

2M ago2:53:25

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Jim Keller is a microprocessor engineer who has run the gauntlet of today’s leading tech companies during their peak performance years. He’s designed for Intel, AMD, Apple, and Tesla, he’s worked for Steve Jobs and Elon Musk, he’s survived the boom and bust cycle of the tech world, and is still surfing a wave of progress at least partially of his m…

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№11 – Who is a Fragrance Marketing Specialist? With Vicki Last from Carvansons 31:40

2M ago31:40

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Are you curious about the world of fragrance marketing? Ever wonder how real-world experience can trump classroom learning? Join us as we dive into a conversation with Vicki Last, a Fragrance Marketing Specialist at Carvansons, a global perfume and fragrance manufacturer. Vicki's Career pieces of advice from the episode: 1) Embrace Field Learning: …

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Morphic Realities: Picasso Physics, Myth, & The New Philosophy - Formscapes, Kehlan Morgan #261 2:26:31

2M ago2:26:31

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Today on the show we are meeting up with Kehlan Morgan, from @Formscapes on YouTube. Kehlan is a master of the past and helps wrestle with a wide range of favorite philosophical dilemmas. We question whether matter can produce consciousness or if it's a separate phenomenon.We discuss intergenerational memory and Sheldrake's theory of morphic fields…

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What Stops Our Interstellar Future? - Devon Eriksen, Theft of Fire #260 2:00:57

2M ago2:00:57

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Devon Eriksen is the author of the ongoing Space Orbital trilogy, which opened up with Theft of Fire, described as a "Shoot-em-up space opera, [of] mysterious alien artifacts, freedom-minded Belters versus corporate oligarchs..." In his work, Devon explores many of the themes we tinker with on the show - particularly the ethics of space exploration…

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No Petroleum, No Problem? - Dr. Simon Michaux, Geological Survey of Finland # 259 2:59:25

2M ago2:59:25

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Dr. Simon Michaux is a professor of geometallurgy at the Geological Survey of Finland. After having spent several years in private industry, he was laid off during one of the regular busts that inevitably accompany booms in the mining sector. In that period, Simon found a new appreciation for the material basis of civilization while taking temporar…

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What's Making People So Fat? - DemystifyPod #258 2:05:18

3M ago2:05:18

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Dr. Barbara Corkey is an Emeritus Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry at Boston University. Over her prolific and outstanding academic career she went deep into the mechanics of metabolic disease. Along the way, she stumbled upon some shocking insight about the nature of obesity as she watched the epidemic unfold in real time. Despite the popula…

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Understanding Nature Without Models? - Dr. Gopi Vijaya, DemystifyPod #257 2:15:15

3M ago2:15:15

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Dr. Gopi Vijaya began his scientific career in solar physics but quickly branched out into fields as diverse as projective geometry, Goethean Science, foundations of astronomy, calculus, and the Reciprocal System of physics. Our conversation begins with the relationship between science and technology and moves into the philosophical realm asking se…

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Transhumanism: Path to Transcendence or Extinction? - Dr. Miklos Lukacs, USMP - DemystifyPod #256 2:00:47

3M ago2:00:47

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Dr. Miklos Lukacs is a Research Professor of Science and Technology Policy at the University of San Martin de Porres in Lima, Peru. He also happens to be one of the leading critics of transhumanism, which he defines as the technologically-driven push for super longevity, super intelligence, and super wellbeing. Lukacs argues that this campaign thre…

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94. Perception And Abstraction With Jerry Chen 35:02

3M ago35:02

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In this episode of Max Planck Florida's Neurotransmissions Podcast, we meet new cohost Dr. Akash Pal, who joins Jeremy in a discussion with Associate Professor of Biology at Boston University, Dr. Jerry Chen. They discuss how the brain can make sense of our complex sensory world through the processes of perception and abstraction and how Dr. Chen's…

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What Happens When the Party Ends? - Drs. A. V. Bendebury & M. S. DeLay - DemystifyPod #255 1:28:01

3M ago1:28:01

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Anastasia has been reading Vaclav Smil's Energy and Civilization, so we decided to sit down for a meta conversation about petroleum, prime movers, and geopolitics. This solo chat ties together a bunch of the conversations we've had on the show in the last year about climate, technology and the energy transition. Historically, we've been pretty skep…

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Was Einstein Wrong to Ignore Ernst Mach? - Dr. C.S. Unnikrishnan, #253 2:38:08

3M ago2:38:08

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Dr. C.S. Unnikrishnan is a professor at the School of Quantum Technology at the Defense Institute of Advanced Technology. Unnikrishnan is also a key member of the LIGO-India project and a member of the global LIGO Scientific Collaboration. His work has led him to some revolutionary conclusions about the nature of gravity, light, and the missing med…

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Can Intuition Outperform Reason? - Dr. Michael Hughes, DemystifyPod #254 2:29:08

3M ago2:29:08

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This is Dr. Hughes second appearance on the podcast. His background is in biochemistry and biophysics of protein folding, and water hydration structures. But today we're digging under the floorboards of science itself. Is it possible to have a science that isn't built on some set of assumed values? To tackle this issue, we dig into esoteric mystici…

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Can Donut Economics Change How We View Progress? - Kate Raworth, DSPod #252 1:46:54

3M ago1:46:54

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Kate Raworth is an Economist best known for “donut economics,” a model that attempts to map the balance between essential human needs and planetary boundaries. She proposes that the last few hundred years of economic theories were created with a monomaniacal focus on growth that was only possible on a planet with relatively untapped natural resourc…

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How Much Money Can We Print? - Warren Mosler, Modern Monetary Theory - DSPod #251 2:41:36

3M ago2:41:36

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Warren Mosler is an economist, hedge fund manager, and proponent of modern monetary theory, an economic model that posits fiscal crises are caused by governments not spending enough money. From Mosler’s perspective, the reversal of any recession starts with getting very comfortable with deficit spending. Opponents argue that unchecked spending even…

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Invisible Light Matters - Scott Zimmerman, DSPod #250 1:43:49

4M ago1:43:49

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Scott Zimmerman is a mechanical engineer whose life took a sharp turn when he started to think about the relationship indoor lighting, biology, and solar radiation. He believes that near-infrared light, an invisible component of sunlight from ~800 to 3,000 micrometer wavelengths, is vital for human health. Unfortunately, these are the exact frequen…

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Goodbye to Dark Matter - Dr. Raj Gupta, Cosmologist, DSPod #249 1:40:19

4M ago1:40:19

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Dr. Rajendra Gupta is a physics professor at the University of Ottawa who was in the headlines a few months ago for his assertion that the universe might be at least twice as old as we realize. He’s back at the radical reshaping of physics with his latest paper, which proposes that we can do away with dark matter and dark energy. Currently, these i…

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Where do Physical Constants Come From? - Thad Roberts, DemystiCon '24, DSPod #248 2:23:35

4M ago2:23:35

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Another talk from our recent April conference in Austin, TX, with Thad Roberts from The Physics Monastery. Thad speaks about his institute's recent progress in an ongoing struggle to comprehend the secrets of the constants of nature. These are the steady quantities that scale all the behaviors of the natural world, from electricity and magnetism, t…

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№10 – From IFF Scent Manager to Luisa Jo Founder with Franziska Josteit 53:40

4M ago53:40

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After more than 12 years in the fragrance industry, where she served in various roles at International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF), Franziska Josteit founded her high-end perfume brand, "Luisa Jo - Wild Perfumery." Here are some key pieces of career advice she shares in this episode: Talk to strangers: Discussions on a train can open up new industri…

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93. Neuro-Emotional Well-Being with Kuan Hong Wang 36:21

4M ago36:21

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In this episode of MPFI's Neurotransmissions Lesley and Jeremy speak with Dr. Kuan Hong Wang, Professor at the University of Rochester and Co-Director of the New Brain Aging Center, about Emotional Well-Being, the power and challenges of big science approaches, and his scientific philosophy to exploring increasingly complex neuroscience questions.W…

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Extremes of Consciousness Research - Andres Emilsson & Dr. Ogi Ogas, DSPod #247 2:51:34

4M ago2:51:34

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Humans have long encountered experiences that challenge their rational ideas about the world. Encounters with angels, demons, fairies, gnomes, or other spirits have been the standards of folklore since time immemorial. We agree with Jung that these revelations are scientifically valuable, though best explored though any lens but materialism; i.e. p…

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The Deuterium Dilemma - Dr. Stephanie Seneff, MIT, DSPod #246 1:40:50

4M ago1:40:50

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Today we are sitting down with Dr. Stephanie Seneff, an MIT researcher, who has spent more than a decade obsessively investigating the role that industrial herbicides play in the modern health-scape. This is our second conversation with Dr. Seneff, following up on our detailed discussion of the myriad ways that the herbicide, glyphosate, interferes…

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The Day Physicists Broke Reality - Dr. Alberto Martinez, UTAustin, DemystiCon '24 DSPod #245 2:17:46

4M ago2:17:46

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Today we're proud to share another talk from DemystiCon '24 with legendary history of physics, Dr. Alberto Martinez from the University of Texas, Austin. This is our second podcast with Dr. Martinez, unpacking the hidden history of the physicists that brought us to the strange quantum foundation for reality where reality stops making sense. In his …

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Free Speech, Civil War, & the Public Square - Dr. M.S Delay & Dr. A.V. Bendebury, DSPod #244 1:20:24

4M ago1:20:24

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It's our final solo conversation from the tour and we're breaking down an issue that we have held different perspectives on for quite some time: the limits & importance of free speech. In part, we are responding the documentary "This Place Rules" by Channel 5 creator, Andrew Callaghan, which tracks the absurdity, hipocracy, and more than anything, …

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Liquid Sun, Mercury's Precession, Solar Cycle +Q&A - Dr. P.M.Robitaille, DemystiCon '24, DSPod #243 2:36:53

4M ago2:36:53

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This presentation was recorded on April 7th, 2024 at the first DemystifySci conference in Austin TX. Dr. Pierre-Marie Robitaille presents an overview of his multi-decadal quest to understand the material basis of the stars. He also reveals a new theory to explain Mercury's anomalous precession - one that doesn't revert to warped spacetime or mathem…

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The Paradox of Progresss - Dr. M.S Delay and Dr. A.V. Bendebury, DSPod #242 1:18:22

4M ago1:18:22

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It’s week 5 on the road, and we’re deep in the weeds about the question of what we, as scientists, owe the world. Technological progress alone seems like a weak orienting principle, as does abandoning the pursuit of knowledge completely. So how do we hew a path that makes sense, when it seems like the institutions and organizations around us have g…

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The Secret to Impossibly Precise Stonework of Ancient Times - Marcell Fóti, DSPod #241 1:41:17

5M ago1:41:17

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Marcell Fóti is an ancient mysteries researcher who is trying to figure out how the ancient Egyptians and other cultures were able to carve stones with sub-millimeter precision with relatively primitive bronze tools. Fóti’s experiments with geopolymers - ceramic polymers that can easily be mistaken for natural stone - have led him to the conclusion…

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Techno-futurist SkyGod & UAP Mania - Dr. M.S Delay and Dr. A.V. Bendebury, DSPod #240 1:05:49

5M ago1:05:49

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On the road between Austin and Santa Fe we make a pit stop in Roswell, New Mexico and sit down to make heads or tails of the UAP phenomena. Both of us are skeptics who want to believe, but are cursed by a nature that prevents us from committing to a single perspective. Instead, we dive into the mythological signifiers that surround the phenomenon, …

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