Deenah Vollmer's Clips

Curated byDeenah Vollmer, Hark Editor

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Michelle Obama talks about farting

2 Dope Queens

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What is Cantharidin?

Bedside Rounds

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Should testing reward speed?

Revisionist History

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Reply All host Alex Goldman on depression

Reply All

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Lizzy Goodman on why she loves the Yeah Yeah Yeahs

My Favorite Album with Jeremy Dylan

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How the Optimism Bias doesn't help us get things done, but it helps us survive

Freakonomics Radio

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What is race science and why should we be afraid of it?

Code Switch

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Calling for the Death of Wokeness

Still Processing

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How the prevalence of pornography might contribute to the rise of female to male gender transitions in teenagers.

This Jungian Life Podcast

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The illusion of explanatory depth

Freakonomics Radio

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Yuval Harari on how society is built on a series of fragile stories

The Ezra Klein Show

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My Morning Jacket’s Jim James on Prince

“To Hear His Music is Like the Sound of What it Means to be a Human, Alive, and Filled with Love." From the podcast Prince Remembered.

Prince Remembered

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Mom Wants Ashes Flushed Down the Toilet at Disney World

Hark’s own editor, Lauren Passell, files a suit against her mother, Cheri, for her strange last wishes regarding her ashes, a toilet, and Disney World. From the podcast, Judge John Hodgman.

Mom Wants Ashes Flushed Down the Toilet at Disney World

Judge John Hodgman

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Lyle Lovett on Willie Nelson’s “Hello Walls,” a Perfect Song

On a new podcast from Texas Monthly, One By Willie, Lyle Lovett shares his favorite Willie Nelson song, “Hello Walls,” and talks about how other songs were given permission to exist because of it.

Lyle Lovett on Willie Nelson’s “Hello Walls,” a Perfect Song

One By Willie

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Hannah Gadsby on Navigating Success

After the success of “Nanette,” Hannah Gadsby discusses comedy and fame. From the podcast, Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso.

Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso

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Kathy Griffin's Political Dissent Got Her on the No Fly List

Kathy Griffin on the backlash she received for using a decapitated Trump image in her comedy

Kathy Griffin's Political Dissent Got Her on the No
Fly List

Guys We F****d

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Tara Brach on Relationships

Psychologist and meditation teacher Tara Brach on relationships. From The Tara Brach Podcast.

Tara Brach

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Textiles as Technology

The history

a16z Podcast

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Mehcad Brooks on racism and why Elie Wiesel is his favorite writer

The John Batchelor Show

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A hilarious story of prosthesis and friendship from Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks

Clear+Vivid with Alan Alda

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David Sedaris and Conan O'Brien's shared loved for colonoscopies

Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend

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Crows Can Identify Individual Human Faces

Birds are crazy smart. Here’s a reason why you don’t want to piss off a crow. From the podcast, Short Wave.

Crows Can Identify Individual Human Faces

Short Wave

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Crows Can Identify Individual Human Faces

Birds are crazy smart. Here’s a reason why you don’t want to piss off a crow. From the podcast, Short Wave.

Short Wave

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Zadie Smith on Autobiography and Death

In a conversation about her short story collection “Grand Union” on “All of It,” author Zadie Smith talks about truth, sensibility, and the thing we all most have in common—death.

All Of It

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The Origin of the Word “Nightmare” and Other Spooky Terms

This episode of The Allusionist delves into the etymology of some spooky words.

The Origin of the Word “Nightmare” and Other Spooky Terms

The Allusionist

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The Surprising History of Mezcal

Because mezcal used to be illegal, it was only made in small batches. This is why there are so many varieties of mezcal today. From the podcast, Gastropod.

Gastropod

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The Difference Between Mezcal and Tequila

Both come from agave, but what makes tequila different from mezcal? From the podcast, Neat! the Boozecast.

The Difference Between Mezcal and Tequila

Neat! The Boozecast

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Day of the Dead in Oaxaca

This episode of “Passport” takes us to Oaxaca for their annual Day of the Dead celebrations.

Passport

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Day of the Dead in Oaxaca

This episode of “Passport” takes us to Oaxaca for their annual Day of the Dead celebrations.

Passport

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Was “The Karen” Born on Reddit?

Willa Paskin of the podcast The Decoder Ring sets out to find the origin of The Karen. Would you be surprised to hear that Karen was born on Reddit?

Decoder Ring

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Robin DiAngelo Defines “White Fragility”

What is “White Fragility?” Writer Robin DiAngelo, who coined the term, explains in this episode of the podcast Call Your Girlfriend.

Robin DiAngelo Defines “White Fragility”

Call Your Girlfriend

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The Worst McDonald’s Ad Ever

“Random Red Couch” is the title of a horrendous McDonald’s jingle. This episode of Heavyweight shares the story of how it got made and wonders of it’s truly the worst. Spoiler alert, it is.

Heavyweight

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The Worst McDonald’s Ad Ever

“Random Red Couch” is the title of a horrendous McDonald’s jingle. This episode of Heavyweight shares the story of how it got made and wonders of it’s truly the worst. Spoiler alert, it is.

Heavyweight

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The Worst McDonald’s Ad Ever

“Random Red Couch” is the title of a horrendous McDonald’s jingle. This episode of Heavyweight shares the story of how it got made and wonders of it’s truly the worst. Spoiler alert, it is.

Heavyweight

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Dana Carvey as Paul McCartney explains Trump to Conan

Dana Carvey as Paul McCartney explains Donald Trump and the Kardashians to Conan O’Brien as John Lennon. From the podcast, Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend.

Dana Carvey as Paul McCartney explains Trump to Conan

Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend

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Lin-Manuel Miranda as David Bowie and Freddy Mercury

Lin-Manuel Miranda is scholarly about his love for “Under Pressure” by David Bowie and Freddie Mercury, from the podcast "Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend."

Lin-Manuel Miranda as David Bowie and Freddy Mercury

Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend

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John Early is Britney Spears

Comedian John Early does his Britney Spears impression on the podcast, You Made It Weird With Pete Holmes.

You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes

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The Brilliance of Queen’s ‘We Are The Champions’

What makes Queen’s ‘We Are The Champions’ one of the most unusual anthems of all time, and a staple at a sporting events. From Switched on Pop.

The Brilliance of Queen’s ‘We Are The Champions’

Switched on Pop

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Sacha Baron Cohen on Tricking Ben Carson for Who is America

On The New Abnormal, Sacha Baron Cohen tells Matt Wilstein a wacky story about Ben Carson and the secret service that happened when he was filming his series ‘Who Is America?’

Sacha Baron Cohen on Tricking Ben Carson for Who is America

The New Abnormal

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Nora McInerny’s Middle School Mountain Dew Scam

When a middle school-aged Nora McInery scammed her way into free Mountain Dew. From the podcast, Scam Goddess.

Nora McInerny’s Middle School Mountain Dew Scam

Scam Goddess

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Humongous Fungus

A mycologists describes the world’s largest organism. Spoiler alert: it’s a fungus. From the podcast, Unearthed.

Unearthed - Mysteries from an unseen world

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Colson Whitehead

Colson Whitehead answers questions about his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of slavery “The Underground Railroad” and reads a passage from the book. From the podcast Book Club.

Bookclub

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Dave Chapelle on Cops

Nobody does comedy on race like Dave Chapelle. Here’s a clip from his stand-up on the police and getting pulled over from the podcast, LOL Comedy Showcase.

LOL Comedy Showcase: Stand UP Comedy

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Dave Chapelle on Cops

Nobody does comedy on race like Dave Chapelle. Here’s a clip from his stand-up on the police and getting pulled over from the podcast, LOL Comedy Showcase.

LOL Comedy Showcase: Stand UP Comedy

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Jo Firestone Does Not Want to See Your Family Photos

Stand-up from comedian Jo Firestone on why she is off Facebook. From the podcast, Stand-Up with Tom Thakkar.

Jo Firestone Does Not Want to See Your Family Photos

Stand-Up w/ Tom Thakkar

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Aidy Bryant's "Overnight Salad."

An Aidy Bryant SNL musical video about leaving salad out over night, played on the podcat Good One.

Good One: A Podcast About Jokes

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Patti Smith on Creativity

Patti Smith on art, spirituality, and the creative process from the podcast, WTF with Marc Maron.

WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

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Alicia Keys On the First Song She Ever Wrote

In this interview from the podcast Questlove Supreme, Alicia Keys shares the moving story of how her grandfather’s death inspired her forest song.

Alicia Keys On the First Song She Ever Wrote

Questlove Supreme

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The Amazing Origin of “Stealing My Thunder”

The phrase “stealing my thunder” has a remarkable story behind it. From The Allusionist podcast.

The Amazing Origin of “Stealing My Thunder”

The Allusionist

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Love and Money

Social Psychologist Benjamin Karney explains the ways in which a couple’s socioeconomic status determines how they fare in their relationship.

Ologies with Alie Ward

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Russell Brand and Jay Shetty on Loneliness and Self-Discovery

The positive effects of loneliness and how it affects our identity. From the On Purpose with Jay Shetty Podcast.

On Purpose with Jay Shetty

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Online Vulnerability During Covid

Hosts Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris discuss vulnerability in the age of coronavirus and the hilarious moment when Teddy Riley and Babyface tried to go live on Instagram. From the podcast, Still Processing.

Still Processing

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Anna North on C Pam Zhang’s Debut Novel How Much of These Hills Are Gold

Vox’s Anna North on what she admires about the way C Pam Zhang is able to use the old west in the novel How Much of These Hills Are Gold, which was included on the New York Times’ 100 Notable Books of 2020 list. From The History of Literature.

Anna North on C Pam Zhang’s Debut Novel How Much of These Hills Are Gold

The History of Literature

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Journalist Barbara Bradley Hagerty On Deciding to Leave Christian Science

Journalist and author Barbara Bradley Hagerty describes the exact moment when she knew that she was done with the Christian Science religion in which she was raised.

Journalist Barbara Bradley Hagerty On Deciding to Leave Christian Science

When it Mattered

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Don MacKinnon On Meeting Tom Waits

One of Don MacKinnon’s favorite aspects of his career is interviewing top musical artists from around the world. The best moments came when he finally had the chance to talk to his idol, Tom Waits. From the podcast When it Mattered.

When it Mattered

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Roman Mars on How Covid Is Changing Restaurants

Roman Mars on how restaurants have adapted to Covid, and how cities are experimenting with outside space. From the podcast Extra Spicy.

Roman Mars on How Covid Is Changing Restaurants

Extra Spicy

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“The Vanishing Half” by Brit Bennett

Author Brit Bennett reads from her novel “The Vanishing Half” - a story of twin sisters and race in New Orleans. From the podcast Writers and Company.

Writers and Company from CBC Radio

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“Homeland Elegies” by Ayad Akhtar

Ayad Akhtar, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the fictional memoir “Homeland Elegies” explains how his book is an attempt to reclaim the present from its spiritual muse, Donald Trump. From the podcast Between The Covers.

Between The Covers : Conversations with Writers in Fiction, Nonfiction & Poetry

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A Surprising History of How American Football Came to Be

Radiolab presents the origins of American Football, which traces back to The Carlisle Indian School, formed in 1879 to assimilate Native Americans into mainstream Euro-American culture.

A Surprising History of How American Football Came to Be

Radiolab Podcasts (Radiolab)

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Chase the Blues Away with Gratitude

Blame evolution for your unhappiness. The less satisfied you are the harder you strive! From the podcast Ologies with Alie Ward.

Ologies with Alie Ward

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The Rise and Controversy of “Old Town Road”

New York Times culture critics on how "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X rose over social media and was kicked off the country music charts. From the podcast Still processing.

The Rise and Controversy of “Old Town Road”

Still Processing

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TikTok’s Genius Ratatouille Musical

Culture Gabfest

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A New Way to Think About Trust

Journalist Dan Coyle helps Adam Grant think about trust in a new way. He says that we don’t built trust with out colleagues in order two be vulnerable, we must be vulnerable with them in order to build trust. From WorkLife with Adam Grant.

WorkLife with Adam Grant

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A hilarious story of prosthesis and friendship from Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks

Clear+Vivid with Alan Alda

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How Comedy Saved Tiffany Haddish’s Life

Years before Tiffany Haddish was famous, she spoke about getting raped and why she does comedy. From the podcast, The Champs.

The Champs with Neal Brennan + Moshe Kasher

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Why Sacha Baron Cohen Went Back Under Cover

On The New Abnormal, Sacha Baron Cohen tells Matt Wilstein why he went back under cover for his series ‘Who Is America,’ even though he had vowed never to do that kind of comedy ever again.

Why Sacha Baron Cohen Went Back Under Cover

The New Abnormal

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The Origins of Cancel Culture

On VENT Documentaries, Vox’s culture reporter Aja Romano traces the history of cancel culture. The term 'to cancel' first appeared in Wesley Snipes’ New Jack City and made its way into Black social media and then into the mainstream.

VENT Documentaries

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Is Trump Really the Most Racist President of the Last 50 Years?

Code Switch looks at the actions of the Presidents over the last 50 years to see if Donald Trump really stands out as the most racist.

Is Trump Really the Most Racist President of the Last 50 Years?

Code Switch

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How to teach empathy and understand privilege in the pandemic

Parenting Forward

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How Hugh Grant Took Down the Corrupt UK Press

Hear Hugh Grant’s story of secretly recording a confession of illegal wrongdoing that eventually brought down many popular corrupt magazines in Britain. From the podcast Fresh Air.

How Hugh Grant Took Down the Corrupt UK Press

Fresh Air

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Ted Danson on the Comedy Writing of “Cheers”

Ted Danson on reflects on what made “Cheers” great. From the podcast, Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso.

Ted Danson on the Comedy Writing of “Cheers”

Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso

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Michael J. Fox on Golf and Leopards

Michael J. Fox tells Marc Maron how golf and leopard metaphors helps him better explain what it means to live with Parkinson disease.

WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

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The Amazing Origin of “Stealing My Thunder”

The phrase “stealing my thunder” has a remarkable story behind it. From The Allusionist podcast.

The Allusionist

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Fred Armisen does impressions of American accents from each decade.

Employee of the Month

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Josh Fadem as Werner Herzog

Comedian Josh Fadem impersonating Werner Herzog analyzing the lyrics of "You Oughta Know" by Alanis Morissette, from the podcast, "Baby Geniuses."

Baby Geniuses

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Eliza, the world’s first robot therapist

99% Invisible

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Michelle Obama on farting, the secret service, and what she thinks about when walking to the podium

2 Dope Queens

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Dana Carvey as Paul McCartney explains Trump to Conan

Dana Carvey as Paul McCartney explains Donald Trump and the Kardashians to Conan O’Brien as John Lennon. From the podcast, Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend.

Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend

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Journalists Confront Ex-Swimming Coach Accused of Child Sexual Abuse

George Gibney was an Irish Olympic swimming coach, accused of multiple counts of sexual abuse against children, but never charged. Now living in Florida, this is what happened when two journalists tracked him down.

Journalists Confront Ex-Swimming Coach Accused of Child Sexual Abuse

Where Is George Gibney?

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A Contact Tracer’s Bond with the Gentleman She Has To Call

Most people don’t want to be called by a contact tracer. But when Tracey called Tyrone, they immediately hit it off. From Story Collider.

A Contact Tracer’s Bond with the Gentleman She Has To Call

The Story Collider

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The unlikely story behind the recording of one of rock and roll’s most famous songs, “Louie, Louie.”

Lost Notes

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The Worst McDonald’s Ad Ever

“Random Red Couch” is the title of a horrendous McDonald’s jingle. This episode of Heavyweight shares the story of how it got made and wonders of it’s truly the worst. Spoiler alert, it is.

Heavyweight

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Devendra, the Robot who Writes Poetry

What happens when an artificial intelligence chatbox named Devendra starts to become a little too human?

Invisibilia

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Arlie Adlington’s beautiful piece of sound that expresses what it feels like to use bathrooms as a transgender person.

Short Cuts

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Dave Chappell Rips on Sesame Street

“I wouldn’t want to go to Sesame Street if I knew the way!” And other great swipes at Sesame Street from comedic genius Dave Chappell. From the LOL Comedy Showcase podcast.

LOL Comedy Showcase: Stand UP Comedy

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What the Pandemic Teaches About Race, Consciousness, and Compassion

Actor and storyteller Mehcad Brooks talks about what the pandemic can teach us about compassion and the nature of the universe. From the podcast The Duncan Trussell Family Hour.

What the Pandemic Teaches About Race, Consciousness, and Compassion

The John Batchelor Show

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Michael Pollan on Psychedelics and Consciousness

Writer Michael Pollen on his book “How to Change Your Mind,” which explorers psychedelics and consciousness, from the podcast “The Ezra Klein Show.”

Michael Pollan on Psychedelics and Consciousness

The Ezra Klein Show

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You Don’t Have To Identify With Your Ego (At Least as Much)

Writer Michael Pollen on how psychedelics can loosen our attachment to our egos, from the podcast, “The Ezra Klein Show.”

You Don’t Have To Identify With Your Ego (At Least as Much)

The Ezra Klein Show

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The Hidden Fungal Network in the Forest

An interview with Forest Ecologist Suzanne Simard, who discovered that trees use underground networks to communicate with each other. From the podcast, from To The Best Of Our Knowledge.

To The Best Of Our Knowledge

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Inappropriate Teachers

From a male teacher appearing on dating shows to a female teacher with revealing online photos, Bill and the Cuz remain flummoxed.

The Bill Simmons Podcast

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Psychedelics Helped Michael Pollan Find Spirituality

Writer Michael Pollan on how psychedelics gave him a sense of spirituality that he never had before. From the podcast, “The Ezra Klein Show.”

Psychedelics Helped Michael Pollan Find Spirituality

The Ezra Klein Show

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How Cat Stevens Found the Koran and Became Yusuf Islam

Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens) shares his spiritual transformation with Russell Brand. From the podcast, “Under the Skin with Russell Brand.”

How Cat Stevens Found the Koran and Became Yusuf Islam

Under The Skin with Russell Brand

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Before the Internet, There Was the “Party Line”

Back in the 90s, L.A. teens used a shared telephone line to a create a fantasy world long before the internet. From the podcast California Love.

Before the Internet, There Was the “Party Line”

California Love

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Kobe Bryant

Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan share their shock at the unexpected death of Kobe Bryant, aka The Black Mamba, and his 13-year old daughter Gianna. They celebrate how Kobe always marched to the his own drummer. From the podcast The Bill Simmons Podcast.

The Bill Simmons Podcast

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The Trumps Get Covid

Trevor Noah reacts to the breaking news that Donald and Melania Trump have Covid. From The Daily Show Ears Edition.

The Daily Show With Trevor Noah: Ears Edition

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Almost One Million Global Deaths Due to the Coronavirus

NPR journalists take a look at the efforts made in France, England and Germany to control the Coronavirus at a time when global Covid-19-related deaths are close to one million. From the podcast, Consider This.

Almost One Million Global Deaths Due to the Coronavirus

Consider This from NPR

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The Magic Ratio in Happy Relationships

John Gottman explains that healthy relationships tend to have as much as 20:1 positive to negative interactions with a partner. From the podcast Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard.

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard

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Ibram X. Kendi: The Difference Between Being “Not Racist” and Anti-Racist

How can Joe Biden break down the racial barriers in the US? Author Ibram X. Kendi says he needs to understand the difference between “not racist” and anti-racist. From Ted Talks Daily.

Ibram X. Kendi: The Difference Between Being “Not Racist” and Anti-Racist

TED Talks Daily

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Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Last Speech

News Beat

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How Mushrooms Cured Paul Stamets’ Stutter

Mycologist Paul Stamets had a debilitating stutter until a life-changing mushroom trip in a lightning storm changed the course of his life for good. From the Tim Ferris Show.

How Mushrooms Cured Paul Stamets’ Stutter

The Tim Ferriss Show

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The Unexpected Man Who Changed Bill Withers’ Life

Bill Withers used to have a stutter. But he received huge help from a very unlikely person.

The Unexpected Man Who Changed Bill Withers’ Life

Death, Sex & Money

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Resmaa Menakem on Carrying the Trauma of Our Ancestors

Resmaa Menakem outlines the perils of carrying the trauma of our ancestors with us. From the podcast Truth Be Told.

Resmaa Menakem on Carrying the Trauma of Our Ancestors

Truth Be Told Presents: She Has A Name

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“A Message to Everyone on Wall Street from Someone with Nothing to Lose.”

Endless Thread

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What’s Our Sixth Sense Really?

Short Wave

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Toni Morrison Shares a Moving Story About Her Father

Critic Hilton Als speaks to Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison about her father in an interview from 2014. From the podcast Studio 360.

Toni Morrison Shares a Moving Story About Her Father

Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen

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Ahmaud Arbery: Killed While Jogging

Writer Mitchell S. Jackson goes over the last agonizing moments in the life of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery, who was shot while jogging by two white men in Glynn County, Georgia, and reflects on his death and who he was to his friends and family.

This American Life

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A Letter to My Son, from a WWII Army Commander

U.S.S Wasp Lt. Commander John Joseph Shea, writes a letter to his son days before sailing from the pacific coast to fight against the Japanese army during WWII. From The Daily podcast.

A Letter to My Son, from a WWII Army Commander

The Daily

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Empathy for QAnon Followers

Marc-André Argentino, a PhD candidate who studies QAnon and other extremist movements, on why people are attracted to QAnon - and whether we can feel sympathy for them. From the CYBER podcast.

CYBER

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Yoko Ono’s Cut Piece: If You Were There

Tamar Avishai guides us through Yoko Ono's famous 'Cut Piece'. From The Lonely Palette.

The Lonely Palette

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Oliver spiritual lessons

Awaken with Oliver Podcast

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Tim Ferris’ Healing Journey After Sexual Abuse

Host Tim Ferris talks to fellow sexual abuse survivor Debbie Millman about his early childhood trauma and how ayahuasca, vipassana meditation, and meditation teacher and psychologist Jack Kornfield has helped him heal. From The Tim Ferris Show.

Tim Ferris’ Healing Journey After Sexual Abuse

The Tim Ferriss Show

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