Podcast Episodes

Companies Fired People, Now They Want Them Back; Secret Résumé Messages

Season 3 Episode 1590

Leadership and workplace reporter ⁠Sarah E. Needleman⁠ covers ⁠reports of boomerang hiring: when a company lays someone off and then asks them to com…

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The Tragic Cornell Events: What Keeps Bystanders Silent

Season 3 Episode 1589

Prompted by ⁠the alleged sexual assault at Cornell⁠, psychology professor ⁠Catherine Sanderson⁠ describes ⁠the bystander effect and how to short-circ…

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When the Need for Change Becomes a Trap

Season 3 Episode 1588

Psychotherapist ⁠Nicholas Balaišis⁠ discusses ⁠when the need for change can become a trap⁠.

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Is AI Making Humanity Dumber?

Season 3 Episode 1587

Computer science professor ⁠Dustin Wright⁠ answers ⁠whether our reliance on AI could lead to a "knowledge collapse"⁠.

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FULL EPISODE: The Knowledge Collapse - October 5, 2026

Season 3 Episode 1586

Infectious disease specialist and professor of medicine Dr. Isaac Bogoch reports on the researcher at a Russian plague laboratory who died of an 'unk…

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AI Government Website Hack; Smart Fridge Spoils Food; McDonald's Using AI Pricing

Season 3 Episode 1585

For It's Time For Technology Time, tech analyst ⁠Carmi Levy⁠ covers the following stories:

Researchers say an AI agent tried to hack a Canadian go…

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Date Smart Scientists Once Picked for Doomsday Nears

Season 3 Episode 1584

History professor ⁠Alan MacEachern⁠ reveals how ⁠scientists once predicted that Friday the 13th in November 2026 will be Doomsday⁠... should we worry…

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Dogs Are Better Listeners Than We Thought

Season 3 Episode 1583

Cognitive neuroscientist ⁠Attila Andics⁠ outlines how ⁠the way dogs listen to us could be more remarkable than we knew⁠.

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Evidence Weird Rock Is Cool Again: Angine de Poitrine

Season 3 Episode 1582

Musicology professor ⁠Alexander Carpenter⁠ explores ⁠whether fandom for the rock duo Angine de Poitrine signals a prog rock renaissance⁠.

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To Avoid Being Frail: Walk Briskly

Season 3 Episode 1581

Physical therapy and human movement sciences researcher ⁠Margaret Danilovich⁠ describes how ⁠one simple walking change may help older adults reverse …

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