NEW PODCAST: Movie Crush w/ Chuck Bryant
Episode two of Movie Crush is a very special one. Comedian Tig Notaro dropped in minutes after a very important, life changing phone call to chat with Chuck about the movie Mask. Have a listen!
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | | | NEW PODCAST: The Daily Zeitgeist
In episode 24, Jack & Miles are joined by comedian Jon Gabrus to discuss Mel Gibson's return to Hollywood, the history of the NRA, the Paradise Papers, Taylor Swifts ACLU run-in, and LiAngelo Ball's shoplifting troubles in China.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | How White America Tried To Destroy Chinese Restaurants
Today Chinese restaurants serve some of the most popular cuisine in the United States, with more than 41,000 restaurants scattered around the country. Yet in the 1900s these restaurants were so controversial that labor unions, hate groups and even politicians joined forces in an attempt to wipe the businesses out. Tune in to hear the whole story (which, luckily, has a delicious and happy ending). We're bringing you early access of new episodes every week, only on TuneIn!
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | How Restaurant Health Inspections Work
If you've ever worked in a restaurant, you know the feeling that occurs when the health inspector pays a visit. While nerve wracking, it's the best insurance patrons have that their food will be prepared and served in a proper environment. Learn all about how these inspections work, from their past history to current incarnation.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | Suffragists' Night of Terror at the Occoquan Workhouse
In November 1917, guards at the Occoquan Workhouse assaulted and terrorized 33 women from the National Woman's Party. They were serving sentences for charges like "obstructing sidewalk traffic" after peacefully protesting in front of the White House.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | How Big is Amazon?
We all know Amazon.com started as a bookseller, that's now a grocery store and personal assistant and online streaming service. But how did this Seattle start-up outlast the hundreds of other online stores that started at the same time? Will and Mango take a look under the hood to explore the secret ways Amazon hopes to dominate the future.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | Ig Nobels 2017: Liquid Cats, Didgeridoos & More
Each year, the Ig Nobel prizes celebrate the most absurd and humorous efforts in legitimate scientific research – and 2017's winners do not disappoint. Join Robert, Joe and Christian as they discuss all 10 studies in a special three-part Stuff to Blow Your Mind feature. Up first, prepare yourself for sex-swapped cave bugs, liquid cats, a better way to drink coffee and the health benefits of the didgeridoo.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | | Problematic Faves: Taylor Swift
Bridget and Emilie are joined by Refinery29's Elisa Kreisinger to talk through Taylor Swift's talent, influence, and feminism. Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | Getting a Doctorate Can Affect Your Mental Health
A new study shows doctoral programs can incite some serious psychiatric problems. Learn how getting a Ph.D. affects mental health on BrainStuff.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | Ramen: Oodles of History
From a Chinese side dish to a Japanese staple to an international phenomenon, we slurp through the history and science of ramen.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | The Sordid, Secret World of Televangelists and Megachurches
What if believing in success became the same thing as succeeding? Religious figures around the world encourage their followers to equate financial donations with future material gains. Join Ben, Matt and Noel as they dive into the heart of Prosperity Theology to find the facts, fiction, and the stuff Prosperian Theologists don't want you to know.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | Xerox: Quick to Innovate. Slow to Integrate.
After Xerox unveiled its first copier it skyrocketed to success. We learn about how the company made a huge impact on the technology of personal computers without ever making a successful one of its own.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Android | | | Why do automakers camouflage cars?
The camouflage that automakers meticulously design to conceal new vehicles only seems to make them stand out from everything else on the road. Isn't that the opposite of what camo is supposed to do? Why bother using camouflage at all? Scott and Ben will tell you why, in this episode of CarStuff.
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