Forensic scientist, author, dog trainer, and wildlife analyst explore crimes in the animal kingdom, including vulture behavior in investigations, bears breaking the law, and training dogs to detect scents. They discuss cases like burglaries in Aspen and anti-poaching efforts in Zambia.

Explore the psychology of winning and losing with guests like former soccer player Abby Wambach and cognitive scientist Sian Leah Beilock. They discuss thriving under pressure, strategies in intense matches, the pitfalls of overthinking, and empowering women in sports. Learn how to optimize performance and embrace the process for success.

Physicist, engineer, humanitarian programmer, builder, and videographer share empowering stories of taking control to solve problems. Topics include media sensationalism, DIY ethos, individual activism, empowering women in construction trades, and unexpected success on TikTok.

MIT sociologist Sherry Turkle discusses 'artificial intimacy' with AI chatbots. They explore the therapeutic benefits and emotional connections individuals form with AI bots, questioning the significance of realness in relationships with technology. The podcast delves into the complexities of human-AI relationships and the impact of artificial intimacy on mental health.

Join chef Sam Kass, farmers Jim and Jessica Whitaker Allen, biotechnologist Isha Datar, and artist Sam Van Aken as they discuss the changing world of food production on a warming planet. Topics include climate-friendly diets, sustainable agriculture, cultivated meat, and innovative projects bridging food and art.

Experts discuss reviving abandoned places - from genetic adaptations in Chernobyl wolves to creating green jobs in circular cities and innovative conservation practices for polar bears. Learn how communities are reclaiming spaces in Detroit and supporting small businesses with tailored insurance solutions.

Experts like Scott Galloway, Louise Mabulo, and Derenda Schubert discuss bridging the gap between generations, addressing issues like economic disparities, wealth gaps, youth discontent, and the importance of community in fostering connections across ages.

Marine biologists and oceanographer discuss saving the oceans by conservation efforts, sustainable practices, challenges in ocean biodiversity, impact of human activities on whale populations, and the urgent need for protecting marine ecosystems for the future.

Former Microsoft executive Linda Stone discusses 'screen apnea' from tech use. Science writer James Nestor explores shallow breathing impacts on health. Learn simple exercises to reset breath and manage screen time stress.

Equestrian Kat Naud shares her journey towards Olympic dreams. Guests discuss rethinking pain as more than just a symptom and the evolution of pain management. Innovative approaches to pain relief explored, including acupuncture and exercise. Chronic pain challenges and opioid addiction addressed with multi-faceted solutions.