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Discussion of Colorado Supreme Court ruling disqualifying Trump from presidency. Analyzing January 6th insurrection, evidence footage, and Trump's defense against incitement claims. Implications of ruling on upcoming elections, other states, and ongoing criminal cases against Trump. Debate on keeping Trump off the ballot or defeating him at the ballot box. Legal scholars divided on 14th Amendment applicability and speculation on Supreme Court ruling.

US support for Israel's war in Gaza, concerns over civilian death toll, shift in US rhetoric, hardships faced by people in Gaza, controversies over reported death toll, types of weaponry used, US exerting pressure on Israel, examining disproportionality in the war, public opinion and impact of circulating photos, catastrophic consequences of the Gaza conflict

The podcast discusses the influence of big-tech funding at universities, focusing on the recent controversy at Harvard. It raises concerns about the power dynamic created by tech companies' funding of research, particularly in critical areas like disinformation. The episode explores the conflict of interest between tech funding and independent research, drawing parallels to the tobacco industry. It also delves into the potential consequences of the whistleblower's case, including increased scrutiny on the tech industry and the implementation of codes of conduct in academia.

Mothers who lost their sons to gun violence come together to share their stories and raise awareness through a powerful play. They find strength and empowerment in collective grief. The group offers support and encouragement, finding solace and unity as they honor their sons' memories and advocate for change.

Explore the tragic story of Tokitae, an orca held captive for over 50 years. Learn about her planned release to a sanctuary and her sudden death. Discover the emotional impact on her rescuers and the efforts to give her a proper burial. Reflect on the impact of captivity and the urgency to protect endangered whales.

Scientists face challenges while drilling through Greenland's ice sheet to uncover clues about climate change. The ice sheet contributes significantly to sea level rise. The team encounters a crack in the ice, blizzards, and slow progress. Eventually, they reach bedrock, providing valuable insights into Greenland's past and predicting Earth's future.

Kate Cox, a woman who asked a Texas judge for permission to end her pregnancy, is at the center of legal battles over abortion access. The podcast discusses the Texas abortion ban, the involvement of the Texas Supreme Court, the absence of precedent, and the recent Supreme Court decision on a key abortion drug.

This podcast discusses the current state of the Republican primary race, with candidates competing for second place behind Trump. It highlights Nikki Haley's rise in momentum and her ability to connect with voters. The recent GOP debate and the strategies of Haley and DeSantis are explored. The battle for second place in the Iowa caucus and Republican voters' dislike for Joe Biden are also discussed.

University of Pennsylvania's president, who resigned after a congressional hearing on antisemitism, discusses the challenges of balancing free speech and campus safety. The podcast explores the increase in anti-Semitic incidents on college campuses and the implications for free speech policies. It also delves into the rise of Islamophobic and anti-Semitic incidents and the difficulties faced by administrators in addressing this issue.

Neuroscientist-turned-journalist Richard Sima discusses strategies for coping with winter depression, including light therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy. They also explore Somerset, a form of depression during the summer, and the importance of being prepared for winter to find joy. Strategies for staying social and finding joy in winter are shared by individuals.