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In this week's episode of "The Panthers Huddle," Coach Dave Canales joins hosts Kristen Balboni and Thomas Davis to discuss the Carolina Panthers' recent overtime victory against the...
Episode · · 01:55
The New York Times article discusses the explosive growth and potential risks associated with the private credit market, highlighting the rise of firms like Blue Owl Capital and the ...
Episode · · 01:43
The article discusses the inefficiencies in U.S. government investment programs and the need for a more robust approach to public investment, especially in light of competition from ...
Episode · · 01:56
In his New York Times op-ed, Thomas Friedman reflects on the state of U.S.-China relations following a recent trip to China. He emphasizes the pressing need for cooperation between t...
Episode · · 02:13
The article from The New York Times discusses a shift in medical practice regarding routine weigh-ins during patient visits. Traditionally, a patient's weight has been viewed as a vi...
Episode · · 01:41
In "No, You Don’t Get an A for Effort," Adam Grant critiques the contemporary expectation among students that effort should be a significant determinant of academic grades. He highli...
Episode · · 01:49
The article from Gizmodo discusses the removal of a transgender storyline involving a character named Kai from Pixar's upcoming series "Win or Lose." The decision, made by Disney to ...
Episode · · 00:48
The GPD Pocket 4 is a compact laptop designed for on-the-go usage, equipped with a powerful AMD processor and a high-quality display akin to that of the Lenovo Legion Go. In a month-...
Episode · · 01:04
In "How to Live a Good Life," Derek Sivers explores the complexities of happiness and self-fulfillment, distilling it to three fundamental approaches individuals can take to achieve ...
Episode · · 01:13
In the live stream excerpt from Tested, Adam discusses the journey of self-improvement, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's own limitations in skills and abilities. He re...
Episode · · 01:49
The article discusses the evolutionary adaptations of the frogfish, particularly focusing on how it developed its unique "fishing rod" appendage known as the illicium. Researchers le...
Episode · · 01:48
The article reports on a significant cybersecurity breach involving the U.S. Treasury Department, which was allegedly hacked by a Chinese state-sponsored actor. The breach allowed un...
Episode · · 01:16
Authorities in Argentina have indicted five individuals in connection with the death of former One Direction singer Liam Payne, who tragically fell from a hotel balcony in Buenos Air...
Episode · · 02:10
In "The 2024 Good Tech Awards" article from The New York Times, the author reflects on the rapid advancements in the tech industry over the past year, particularly in artificial inte...
Episode · · 01:45
The New York Times introduces a 5-Day Ultraprocessed Foods Challenge by Well, encouraging participants to explore the prevalence and impact of ultraprocessed foods in their diets. Th...
Episode · · 02:15
The New York Times Magazine article by Pamela Colloff explores the harrowing experience of Nick and Felecia Flannery as they navigate the grave accusations stemming from their infant...
Episode · · 00:59
In an interview with WIRED, Tim Cook reflects on his long journey with Apple since 1998, sharing insights about the company's historical evolution, current challenges, and future asp...
Episode · · 00:49
In his article, Eric Berg discusses the impact of excess iron in the body as a contributor to premature aging. He emphasizes that while iron is essential for various bodily functions...
Episode · · 01:10
In the interview with WIRED, Mark Cuban discusses his efforts to disrupt the pharmaceutical industry through his venture, Cost Plus Drugs. He emphasizes the challenges and frustratio...
Episode · · 00:47
In Eric Berg's video on quick relief for plantar fasciitis, he introduces a simple stretching technique aimed at alleviating foot pain associated with this condition. He emphasizes t...
Episode · · 01:44
The article discusses the most-borrowed books from public libraries in 2024, highlighting popular titles in both fiction and non-fiction. Notable mentions include Kristin Hannah's Th...
Episode · · 01:10
In this humorous recount from "The Daily WTF," the author shares a story of a corporate emergency surrounding the failure of an application to send nightly reports via email—a functi...
Episode · · 00:58
The article from CBS Sunday Morning examines the ongoing concerns among Ukrainians regarding the potential shifts in U.S. foreign policy following the election of Donald Trump. There...
Episode · · 00:56
The CBS Sunday Morning article highlights how Japanese mochi, a traditional rice cake, has become a symbol of cultural connection and community building in America. As mochi-making e...
Episode · · 01:42
Here are some great spots to hang out with a laptop in Raleigh, especially on weekends in the evening: Cafe Caturra: Known for its relaxed vibe and cozy seating, it offers a diverse...
Episode · · 01:06
In an article from the Wall Street Journal, former President Jimmy Carter's pivotal role in the craft beer revolution is highlighted, emphasizing how his administration's decision in...
Episode · · 01:45
In "The Gift of Traveling Through Time," John Searles reflects on the fleeting nature of memories and the importance of preserving them. He contrasts his own memory lapses with the e...
Episode · · 01:43
The article from Ars Technica explores the genetic basis behind human cravings for carbohydrates, linking them to the salivary amylase gene (AMY1). Researchers discovered that humans...
Episode · · 01:02
In this video from Tested, Adam Savage takes a fascinating tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Object Conservation Department workshop. He is invited by conservation preparator ...
Episode · · 01:28
The article from The New York Times discusses President Biden's decision not to commute the sentences of three federal death row prisoners, leaving their fates uncertain. This decisi...