Bedste Emily Servodidio-podcasts (2024)

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Carla Hall on Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking 37:37

8h ago37:37

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Carla Hall dishes on her role as a judge on the new baking competition, Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking. She shares her excitement for the show, from working on iconic sets like Platform 9 ¾ and the Great Hall to collaborating with hosts and former Harry Potter actors. She describes the high-energy atmosphere, where self-taught and professional bak…

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Gold Nuggets, New Cell Type, Redefining Sustainability 12:24

1d ago12:24

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Today, you’ll learn about how earthquakes shake up quartz to make gold nuggets, the discovery of a new type of cell, and an effort to redefine sustainability in our oceans. Gold Nuggets “How do gold nuggets form? Earthquakes may be the key.” by Robin George Andrews. 2024. “Gold nugget formation from earthquake-induced piezoelectricity in quartz.” b…

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Defib Placement, Octopus Hunting, Keys to Happiness 13:15

2d ago13:15

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Today, you’ll learn about a new way to use a defibrillator that works over 250% better, how octopuses go hunting with fish, and the keys to happiness. Defib Placement “New defib placement increases chance of surviving heart attack by 264%.” by Paul McClure. 2024. “Warning signs of sudden cardiac arrest different for men and women.” by Paul McClure.…

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Cow Slime, City Rainfall, Golden Lettuce 10:49

15h ago10:49

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Today, you’ll learn about the synthetic slime that might help people heal from back surgery, how cities tend to get more rain than the rural areas around them, and a new genetically engineered golden lettuce packed with vitamins. Cow Slime “Cow slime can help disc herniation patients after surgery.” EurekAlert! 2024. “Preserving the Immune-Privileg…

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Pressure & Performance, Bone Concrete, Cancer Decline 12:00

8d ago12:00

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Today, you’ll learn about the brain science behind choking under pressure, a newer, tougher, stronger concrete inspired by bones, and how skin cancer rates in Sweden could offer a sign of hope. Pressure & Performance “Choking under pressure: Brain neurons misfire when the stakes are highest.” by Bronwyn Thompson. 2024. “Research sheds new light on …

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Bobby Flay on the Dishes That Shaped His Career 44:36

7d ago44:36

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Bobby Flay discusses how various forms of media, from films like The Color of Money to shows like Punk'd, have sparked creative ideas for his popular Food Network hit shows. He elaborates on his passion for French cuisine and how his experiences traveling through Europe, along with his New York roots, have shaped the menu and atmosphere of his late…

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Remote Surgery, Isolated Neanderthals, Greenspace & ADHD 11:07

9d ago11:07

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Today, you’ll learn about how surgeons operated on a pig from 5,000 miles away, a population of neanderthals that were isolated for 50,000 years, and why trees could be linked to lower risks of ADHD in kids. Remote Surgery “Remote surgery performed on a pig 9,000 km away using a game controller.” by Michael Irving. 2024. “Teleoperated Magnetic Endo…

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Baby Brain Device, CO2 Protein, 15-Minute Cities 11:44

10d ago11:44

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Today, you’ll learn about a new device that can get inside the mind of babies, the edible protein that’s made out of carbon dioxide, and how the modern ideal of the 15-minute city might not be for everyone. Baby Brain Device “Wearable brain imaging device shines a light on how babies respond in real-world situations.” UCL. 2024. “Whole-head high-de…

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Katie Lee Biegel on Her Pizza Night Tradition 39:02

15d ago39:02

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Katie Lee Biegel discusses her journey on The Kitchen, which is now on its 37th season, and how the show has shaped her both personally and professionally. She reflects on the deep connection with her co-hosts, describing the family-like atmosphere and chemistry that has contributed to the show's success. The chef explains her creative process for …

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Risky Play, Mold in Space, Brain Cravings 11:30

15d ago11:30

11:30

Today, you’ll learn about how climbing on monkey bars and other risky play could be a gift from our ancestors, the dangers of mold in space, and new evidence on how cravings take root in our brains. Risky Play “Risky Play Exercises an Ancestral Need to Push Limits.” by Morgan Kelly. 2024. “Commemorating the monkey bars, catalyst of debate at the in…

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Positive Side Effects, Mega El Niño, Bee Protector 12:20

16d ago12:20

12:20

Today, you’ll learn about a potential positive side to side effects, how mega El Niños triggered the world’s worst mass extinction event, and the antidote to pesticides that could save bees. Positive Side Effects “How side effects can improve treatment efficacy: a randomized trial.” by Lieven A. Schenk, et al. 2024. “Side-effects are often a curse.…

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Bacteria Behavior, Ant Cannibals, Brain Plastic 11:33

17d ago11:33

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Today, you’ll learn about a breakthrough in our understanding of the behavior and abilities of bacteria, the queen ants that cannibalize their sick larvae and recycle it, and how tiny shards of plastic are finding their way into our brains. Bacteria Behavior “New discovery of how bacteria navigate their environment could change how we treat infecti…

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LISK Ep. 28: Inside Heuermann’s Study of Criminal Profiling 34:53

17d ago34:53

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The Suffolk County District Attorney makes a plea for the public’s help in identifying a Long Island Serial Killer victim. We also dive deeper into the alleged planning document and what it tells us about Rex Heuermann’s alleged study of the criminal profiling book, Mindhunter. Can a profile of the accused help us figure out a timeline and potentia…

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Sinuses & Mental Health, Vaporizing Plastic, Monkey Names 12:34

22d ago12:34

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Today, you’ll learn about the connection between chronic sinus infections and anxiety, a new way to recycle plastic by vaporizing it, and how marmosets call each other by name. Sinuses & Mental Health “Chronic Rhinosinusitis and Mental Health.” by Najm S. Khan, et al. 2024. “Chronic Sinusitis.” CDC. 2022. Vaporizing Plastic “New process vaporizes p…

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Chris Valdes on Bringing Cuban Flavor to Hispanic Heritage Month 39:27

22d ago39:27

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Chris Valdes reflects on his upbringing, where food played a central role in his Cuban family, and how his mother’s teachings deeply shaped his cooking style. He recalls early mornings spent picking up fresh Cuban bread for their family restaurant and the nostalgic comfort of dishes like the Cuban steak sandwich. Chris discusses key creations, such…

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Salt & Cancer, Ancient Bridge, Nuclear Clock 11:23

23d ago11:23

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Today, you’ll learn about how common table salt could help our bodies fight cancer, an ancient underwater bridge that’s changing what we know about human migration in Europe, and the hyper precise nuclear clock breakthrough. Salt & Cancer “Common salt activates anti-tumor cells.” by Charlotte Fuchs and Friederike Gawlik. 2024. “Sodium chloride in t…

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Injectable Pacemaker, Starving Black Holes, Bat Blood Sugar 10:24

24d ago10:24

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Today, you’ll learn about an injectable pacemaker that dissolves after 5 days, how a black hole is starving a galaxy to death, and the bats with record-high blood sugar levels. Injectable Pacemaker “Injectable pacemaker regulates heartbeat for 5 days then dissolves.” by Michael Irving. 2024. “In situ assembly of an injectable cardiac stimulator.” b…

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AC Not Conditioned, False Memories, Cat Grief 12:30

29d ago12:30

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Today, you’ll learn about the new air conditioner that cools without conditioning the air, how understanding our false memories can be a window into our problem solving skills, and a study examining the grieving of cats. AC Not Conditioned “Device provides air conditioning without conditioning air.” by Ellen Phiddian. 2024. “A pure radiant cooling …

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Ruth Reichl Talks Food and Country 44:55

28d ago44:55

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Ruth Reichl reflects on receiving the James Beard Lifetime Achievement Award with gratitude, noting how it has motivated her to support young journalists. She recounts her diverse food experiences growing up in New York City and Montreal, including visits to her classmates’ homes, which exposed her to various cultural cuisines. Ruth reminisces on h…

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Microbiome Map, Insect Metalwork, Animal Colors 11:50

1M ago11:50

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Today, you’ll learn about a new tool that maps out our incredibly complex gut microbiome to tell you if it’s healthy or… not so much, how metalworkers are taking lessons from insects to shape metal at room temperature, and the psychology behind our feelings toward unusually colored animals. Microbiome Map “Mayo researchers develop tool that measure…

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Mushroom Robot, Horse Smarts, Strongman Muscles 11:53

1M ago11:53

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Today, you’ll learn about the mushrooms that are controlling the movements of robots, how horses might be a lot smarter than we thought, and what makes a strongman… strong. Mushroom Robot “Engineers Gave a Mushroom a Robot Body And Let It Run Wild.” by Mike Grace. 2024. “Mushrooms as Nature’s Alchemists: Cycles, Connections, Healing, and Vision.” b…

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Jonathan Bennett, Host of Halloween Wars 30:42

1M ago30:42

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Jonathan Bennett returns to discuss his whirlwind year that saw him achieve a lifelong dream - his Broadway debut as Sir Robin in Spamalot. He opens up about the electrifying experience of stepping into the world of Monty Python, performing hilarious and beloved scenes from Monty Python on the Broadway stage. Jonathan shares how surreal it was to b…

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Phones & Brain Cancer, Fungus Food, Crocs & Toads 11:49

1M ago11:49

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Today, you’ll learn about the massive new study that suggests cell phones don’t cause cancer as some feared, a fluffy orange fungus that could one day turn your food waste into dinner, and how scientists are helping crocodiles refine their tastes. Phones & Brain Cancer “Mobile phones are not linked to brain cancer, according to a major review of 28…

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Moon Clock, Meat Allergy, Bird Culture 12:19

1M ago12:19

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Today, you’ll learn about how to sync up clocks on Earth with clocks on the moon, a nanoparticle that could help relieve stubborn allergies, and the culture of birds. Moon Clock “Researchers figure out how to keep clocks on the Earth, Moon in sync.” by John Timmer. 2024. “The Relativistic Framework to Estimate Clock Rates on the Moon.” by Neil Ashb…

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Mantle Drill, Tongue Exam, Stonehenge Discovery 12:14

1M ago12:14

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Today, you’ll learn about a record-breaking deep drill into the Earth’s mantle, the new science behind the ancient Chinese diagnostic practice of tongue examination, and how a new discovery at Stonehenge is opening up yet more mysteries. Mantle Drill “Geologists drill 1.2 km into rare rocks from Earth’s mantle.” by Michael Irving. 2024. “Internal S…

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Damaris Phillips, Host of Outrageous Pumpkins 55:10

1M ago55:10

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Damaris Phillips reflects on how her Southern and Midwestern roots shaped her culinary style, with family playing a key role in her passion for food. She reminisces about learning to cook biscuits with her grandmother, revealing why biscuits and gravy remain her ultimate comfort food. Damaris shares her creative approach to hosting Kentucky Derby e…

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Bionic Leg, First Impressions, Nanoplastic Detection 12:05

1M ago12:05

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Today, you’ll learn about a new groundbreaking bionic leg, the problem with first impressions, and new tech that can detect microplastics in water in milliseconds. Bionic Leg “Bionic leg makes walking quicker and easier for amputees, trial shows.” by Hannah Devlin. 2024. “5.6 Million++ Americans are Living with Limb Loss and Limb Difference: New St…

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Smart Soil, Smell Preferences, Mars Moss 11:01

1M ago11:01

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Today, you’ll learn about the smart soil that gives plants a massive boost even when they’re watered less, how our love of certain odors could be more nurture than nature, and a moss that could one day fill greenhouses on Mars. Smart Soil “‘Smart soil’ grows 138% bigger crops using 40% less water.” by Michael Irving. 2024. “Climate Change Indicator…

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Larynx Transplant, Sleep Studies, Mammal Brains 13:24

2M ago13:24

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Today, you’ll learn about the first ever total larynx transplant that gave one cancer patient his voice back, a new way to conduct gold-standard sleep studies without all the wires, and how a new discovery is changing the way scientists understand the mammalian brain. Larynx Transplant “Mayo Clinic marks medical milestone with world’s first known s…

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