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Radiolab is on a curiosity bender. We ask deep questions and use investigative journalism to get the answers. A given episode might whirl you through science, legal history, and into the home of someone halfway across the world. The show is known for innovative sound design, smashing information into music. It is hosted by Lulu Miller and Latif Nasser.
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Lulu it's Carpe Diem (Kàrpae Dee-ehm, two words ) not carpédiem one .. and who needs a toe bag? In Radio maybe enunciating a bit more create better comprehension? Sorry!😔🫢🤗
Would you mind tell me how can I get transcriptions of episods?
I love how as Americans someone talks about having to decide whether to seek emergency medical care based on cost, and no one even pauses to question that. We just think, "Naturally, go on."
Sheesh this sounds like science fiction, so wild and amazing how the body works! 🌠
Thank you for yet another great Episode This is a amazing good Episode. On why blue is so rare in history texts. In Amazon and Egypt maybe more known? ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎
👍 good
good one
there is more advertising than content
one the scariest episodes
Worst timed ad break I've ever heard. Literally mid sentence. Did they stop paying their editor?
I had no idea that's why we call it iceberg lettuce, or that most people did not have access to salad greens prior to refrigeration. Amazing the simple and elegant technologies that transform our lives.
We do not need a religious/Christian episode. Suddenly all the advances in medicine and all the expertise in the field of immunology/oncology and the knowledge of the physicians go out of the window and it's Jesus that saved him? C'mon #Radiolab you can do better.
(re Darkest Dark episode) Please stop talking over each other.
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This episode needs to get list. We do not need these kinds of stories in the Christian National year.
excellent piece
For the adage "what goes up must come down", wouldn't the night sky prove that the adage is wrong? Afterall, when we see lights from stars, those photons went up, but never back down. The EM waves that we generate never comes back down.
I think the adage of misery loves company doesn't refer to miserable people enjoying the company of others -- it talks of finding comfort in other people who are also miserable. To commiserate. Less kindly, misery can make others miserable so the miserable person has company of misery. I find these interpretations to be pretty accurate .
Very glad for the outcome. What an amazing description of darkness on the dark side of Earth. one of my favorites.
can you please give a trigger warning at the beginning of an episode if it contains animal experimentation? thank you.