Episode · · 02:19
The New York Times article discusses the transformative impact of suicide drones, particularly First-Person View (FPV) drones, on the dynamics of warfare in Ukraine amidst the ongoin...
Episode · · 01:58
The article "25 Things We Think Will Happen in 2025" from Vox presents predictions about significant political, economic, and social events expected in 2025, generated by the Future ...
Episode · · 01:10
OnlyFans has achieved remarkable growth, with its revenue increasing by over 2000% in just four years, primarily due to its unique subscription-based model which contrasts sharply wi...
Episode · · 00:52
In Adam Savage's 2024 Year in Review, the renowned maker and host reflects on his most cherished projects, experiences, and discoveries over the past year. He shares insights into hi...
Episode · · 01:53
In his latest update on his year-long Foundations project, Scott H Young reflects on his third month focused on improving financial habits, specifically expense tracking, improving a...
Episode · · 00:55
The article from Insider discusses how military warfare experts, including retired Colonel Eric Terashima, evaluate the realism of military battle scenes in movies and television. Te...
Episode · · 01:40
The article from Vox discusses the rapid expansion of legalized sports gambling in the United States following a 2018 Supreme Court ruling that allowed states to regulate sports bett...
Episode · · 00:49
In a recent appearance on "CBS Sunday Morning," comedian Jim Gaffigan shared insightful advice and lessons from his experiences, emphasizing humor, resilience, and the importance of ...
Episode · · 01:13
The article discusses the backlash against Vivek Ramaswamy following his support for H1-B visas, which have led some factions within the Republican Party, especially among extreme fa...
Episode · · 01:11
In the episode featuring Jim VandeHei, co-founder of notable news platforms Politico and Axios, he shares candid insights into his journey toward success, highlighting the challenges...
Episode · · 01:45
The article from The New Yorker humorously illustrates the nuances of anxiety by comparing it to being chased by a tiger, a metaphor rooted in our evolutionary past. It explores the ...
Episode · · 01:39
The article "Why Can’t You Just Deal with It?" from The New Yorker delves into the complexities of confronting life's overwhelming challenges and the emotional barriers that often le...
Episode · · 01:47
The New York Times article discusses how Chinese companies have adapted to U.S. tariffs imposed during the Trump administration by relocating their manufacturing operations to countr...
Episode · · 01:56
The New York Times article examines the Biden administration's "small yard, high fence" strategy aimed at restricting China’s access to advanced technology while maintaining broader ...
Episode · · 01:51
The article from WIRED discusses how individuals can enhance their happiness by recognizing and addressing the phenomenon of habituation, where they become desensitized to both the g...
Episode · · 01:31
Apple has opened its specialized laboratories in Cupertino to showcase how engineers test and calibrate the audio and video capabilities of the new iPhone 16. During a recent tour, C...
Episode · · 01:46
The article from the New York Times explores the emerging trend in publishing towards lavish deluxe editions of books, particularly in the romance and fantasy genres. Publishers like...
Episode · · 00:53
The "Most Interesting Places in the World" segment from 60 Minutes features a curated collection of remarkable stories highlighting unique destinations through the lens of their corr...
Episode · · 00:48
The article from "Just Rolled In" showcases a compilation of vehicles described by customers as "rusted death traps." It highlights the dilapidated states of these cars, serving both...
Episode · · 01:11
The article recounts an individual's experience of indulging in Applebee's $1 drinks until intoxicated, emphasizing the amusing and chaotic aspects of the night. The writer shares in...
Episode · · 01:17
Laura Loomer, a controversial political figure and activist known for her far-right views, has been in the news recently due to her interactions with Elon Musk on social media platfo...
Episode · · 01:44
The United States has witnessed an alarming 18.1% increase in homelessness this year, primarily due to a lack of affordable housing, natural disasters, and an influx of migrants. The...
Episode · · 01:21
The article from WIRED explores the physics behind how movie projectors display the color black, emphasizing the concept that black is perceived as the absence of light. It begins by...
Episode · · 01:35
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy have recently been vocal advocates for the H-1B visa program, which allows U.S. employers to hire foreign workers in specialized occupations. This push ...
Episode · · 01:24
In his article for WRAL TechWire, Donald Thompson emphasizes the necessity for leaders to adopt a growth mindset in the face of an ever-changing business environment to maintain comp...
Episode · · 01:24
In the article "Best Of: How Large-Scale Change Really Happens," Rajiv Shah discusses effective strategies for facilitating significant societal change, drawing from his experiences ...
Episode · · 00:54
Neotraditional tattoo artistry is a contemporary style that blends the bold lines and vibrant colors of traditional tattoo art with a more modern approach to subject matter and desig...
Episode · · 01:29
Keebio, a Durham-based company founded by David Nguyen, specializes in manufacturing split and ergonomic keyboards aimed at alleviating wrist pain and conditions such as carpal tunne...
Episode · · 01:59
The article from Vox discusses a pilot project in Los Angeles that seeks to use machine learning to improve the allocation of housing resources for the homeless population. The initi...
Episode · · 01:02
The "CBS Sunday Morning" YouTube marathon showcases a compilation of engaging stories from 2024 that highlight the significant advancements and impacts of AI and technology on societ...