최고 Quirks 팟캐스트 (2024)

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Tiny black holes that could smash through our planet, and more… 54:09

2d ago54:09

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Chimpanzees are being forced to eat bat feces, and the viruses in it Researchers in Uganda have noticed a new behaviour in the wild chimps they study. The apes are browsing on bat guano, apparently to access the nutrients it contains, as their normal source for these nutrients has been destroyed by humans. Since bats are carriers of a range of dise…

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Young Adult Author Kristi McManus and Learning Patience 19:39

3d ago19:39

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Young Adult Author Kristi McManus joins Queries, Qualms, & Quirks this week to discuss her journey to publication. Kristi McManus is a Registered Nurse by trade, but avid reader and enthusiastic book lover all her life. Her debut novel, Our Vengeful Souls, was released Summer 2023 by CamCat Books. When she isn't writing, she enjoys photography, art…

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We for the Win! | LQ017 29:26

5d ago29:26

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We're diving into why the word "we" is a game-changer in relationships. Using "we" when you're telling stories or tackling problems as a couple is like hitting the relationship jackpot. It makes you feel like a team, and that's a big deal. Research backs it up: Couples who naturally throw around "we" tend to have happier, healthier relationships. T…

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Witnessing: Advice from An Expert with Eric Simmons, Part 2 24:25

13d ago24:25

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Discover the compelling intersection of historical evidence and profound faith as Pastor Eric Simmons joins us once again to unravel the art of apologetic argumentation. We navigate beyond the surface level of belief systems, placing a spotlight on the resurrection—a cornerstone of Christian doctrine. Venture with us through a moving narrative that…

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Bonus: What On Earth's Earth Day special 29:02

6d ago29:02

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The climate is changing. So are we. On What On Earth, you’ll explore a world of solutions with host Laura Lynch and our team of journalists. In 1970, 20 million people showed up to fight for the environment on the first Earth Day. More than five decades later, is it time for this much tamer global event to return to its radical roots? OG organizer …

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Why this Indigenous researcher thinks we can do science differently, and more… 54:09

8d ago54:09

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This researcher wants a new particle accelerator to use before she’s dead Physicists exploring the nature of reality need ever more capable particle colliders, so they’re exploring a successor to the Large Hadron Collider in Europe. But that new machine is at least decades away. Tova Holmes, an assistant professor at the University of Tennessee, Kn…

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Partnering Not Parenting Part 2 | LQ016 28:32

12d ago28:32

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In this episode, we delve into part 2 of Partnering Not Parenting and how the parenting dynamic can impact communication between partners. Often, messages intended to be kind can be misinterpreted as nagging or criticism due to the ingrained roles of"controlling parent" and "petulant teenager." This dynamic can lead to a lack of affection, leaving …

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COVID-19’s “long tail” includes a range of impacts on the brain and more… 54:09

16d ago54:09

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Old canned salmon provides a record of parasite infection To study marine ecosystems from the past, scientists picked through canned salmon dating back more than four decades to measure levels of parasites in the fish. Natalie Mastick, a postdoctoral researcher in marine ecology at Yale University, said she found the parasite load in two species of…

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Picture Book Author Anna Lazowski and an Aggressively Vicious Business 24:13

17d ago24:13

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Picture Book Author Anna Lazowski joins Queries, Qualms, & Quirks this week to discuss her journey to publication. Anna Lazowski wrote her first picture book for a class assignment in the sixth grade and has been creating stories ever since. Now an award-winning radio producer, Anna has an MA (Journalism) from the University of Western Ontario and …

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Partnering Not Parenting | LQ015 28:57

19d ago28:57

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Welcome to today's podcast! Ever found yourself inadvertently parenting your partner? It's a common issue that can lead to imbalance and strain in relationships. This dynamic often stems from past experiences, insecurities, or a breakdown in trust. But fear not, it's possible to shift towards a more equal partnership by asking tough questions and a…

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Witnessing: Advice from An Expert with Eric Simmons, Part 1 32:07

20d ago32:07

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Join us on a thought-provoking journey as we sit down with Eric Simmons, Associate Pastor of Disciple Making from First Baptist Church of Summerfield, to illuminate the often misunderstood practice of apologetics within the Christian faith. Apologetics is not about apologizing; it's about articulating a well-reasoned defense for our beliefs. Eric w…

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The dark side of LED lighting and more... 54:09

23d ago54:09

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Seeing a black hole’s magnetic personality Scientists using the Event Horizon Telescope have produced a new image of the supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy. And this image is a little different: it captures the powerful magnetic fields that are acting as the cosmic cutlery feeding mass into the singularity. Avery Broderick is part …

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Will We Ever Stop Eating? 11:26

27d ago11:26

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Every time we mean to lace up those sneakers for an early morning walk, the siren call of syrup-drenched pancakes seems to steer us off course. It's Melody and Candi here, bringing you another belly-laugh-packed session of Quirks, Bumps, and Bruises, where we navigate the choppy waters of weight loss with a fork in one hand and a dumbbell in the ot…

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YA Author Jennifer Chen and Trying to Go Too Fast 23:21

1M ago23:21

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YA Author Jennifer Chen joins Queries, Qualms, & Quirks this week to discuss her journey to publication. Jennifer Chen is a freelance journalist who has written for Oprah Daily, Real Simple, and Today. Her debut YA rom-com book, Artifacts of an Ex, is out now. Jennifer: Query | Website | TikTok | Twitter | Instagram | Amazon | Bookshop | Libro FM Q…

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An Australian Atlantis and other lost landscapes, and more... 54:09

1M ago54:09

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Archaeologists identify a medieval war-horse graveyard near Buckingham Palace We know knights in shining armor rode powerful horses, but remains of those horses are rare. Now, researchers studying equine remains from a site near Buckingham Palace have built a case, based on evidence from their bones, that these animals were likely used in jousting …

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Pastors' Wives Appreciation Month 15:55

1M ago15:55

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Unlock the hidden world of pastors' wives and their vital role in the church community as we celebrate their dedication during Pastors Wives Month. Cindy and Charlotte from Energize Ministries join us to share heartfelt stories and the raw truth about the lives of these incredible women. We peel back the layers of expectation and sacrifice that com…

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The future of freshwater — will we have a drop to drink, and more. 54:06

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How animals dealt with the ‘Anthropause’ during COVID lockdowns (1:04) During the COVID lockdowns human behaviour changed dramatically, and wildlife scientists were interested in how that in turn changed the behaviour of animals in urban, rural and wilderness ecosystems. In a massive study of camera trap images, a team from the University of Britis…

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Love the Process | LQ014 23:02

1M ago23:02

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Today, let's talk about handling misunderstandings and miscommunications. It's crucial to address these issues promptly to prevent resentment and foster successful communication. Before diving in, take a moment to process your own feelings: pause, label, accept, and be compassionate with yourself. When initiating the conversation, approach it colla…

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Enjoy This Throwback Episode: Christian Pickup Lines 6:08

1M ago6:08

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Join Melody and Candi as they discuss Christian pick up lines for singles. Laugh alongside them as they let you know some of the most hilarious lines that are said in order to meet that special someone to marry.저자 The Morning JoyRide

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How animals eating, excreting and expiring is like the world's bloodstream, and more 54:09

1M ago54:09

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Why a detective is studying blood spatters in zero-gravity There hasn’t been a murder on the International Space Station — yet. But Crime Scene Investigator Zack Kowalske has been studying how blood spatters in microgravity so that when someone does commit the first astro-cide, he’ll be able to use science to figure out whodunit. Kowalske sent a bl…

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YA Author Allison L. Bitz and the Character as Client 30:30

2M ago30:30

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YA Author Allison L. Bitz joins Queries, Qualms, & Quirks this week to discuss her journey to publication. Allison L. Bitz hails from Lincoln, NE, where she lives with her spouse, two kids, and various rescue pets. When she’s not writing a novel or a song, Dr. Bitz is helping clients in her private counseling practice, planning some form of politic…

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Be Best Friends | LQ013 21:06

2M ago21:06

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On today's episode, we're tackling the issue of loneliness. Did you know a staggering 76% of adults in North America feel disconnected, even if they're in a relationship? Sometimes, it's because we forget to lean on our partners for social support, or we're holding onto unresolved feelings. But here's the deal: treating your partner like a best fri…

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You Might Be A Southern Gospel Music Fan 13:41

2M ago13:41

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Join us, Melody and Candi, as we take a stroll down memory lane, celebrating our shared love for Southern Gospel music. With 17 years of concerts, events, and countless memories, we reflect on the times we followed artists like Signature Sound and Michael English, and attended massive gatherings like the National Quartet Convention and Singing in t…

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How disabled primates thrive in the wild and more… 54:09

2M ago54:09

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Nature’s nurturing side — disabled primates thrive in the wild with community support Survival of the fittest for primates in the wild often includes them going out of their way to accommodate those with physical disabilities. In a study in the American Journal of Primatology, scientists reviewed 114 studies of a wide range of non-human primates th…

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10 Things About Your Love | LQ012 29:39

2M ago29:39

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It's often easier to focus on what annoys us about our partner than what we appreciate. This could be due to our tendency to notice annoyances more readily or unresolved anger. We're wired to notice obstacles rather than smooth sailing, which can skew our perspective. However, addressing annoyances promptly is vital. If left unprocessed, they accum…

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Ray Flynn in Washington DC 8:26

2M ago8:26

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Join us as we journey with Ray Flynn of Abraham Productions, where we explore the transformative power of faith through music. In this heartwarming chat, Ray shares his experience of hosting a worship event at Graceland, Elvis Presley's iconic home, and the extraordinary opportunity it presented to spread the gospel. Our conversation then takes a t…

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The boreal forest is on the move, and we need to understand how, and more... 54:09

2M ago54:09

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Speedy ocean predators change their skin colour to signal they’re going in for the kill (1:02) Marlin are predatory fish that can reach tremendous speeds in pursuit of food, making collisions between them potentially deadly. A new study has shown that the fish display bright and vivid skin colours to signal to other marlin when they’re attacking pr…

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No Words Needed | LQ011 27:27

2M ago27:27

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In today's podcast, I explore the importance of self-care and couples' routines for maintaining energy levels and nurturing relationships. Sharing three simple actions: couples breathing, handholding, and smiling at each other. These practices promote relaxation, release oxytocin, and trigger 'honeymoon' hormones, fostering intimacy and well-being.…

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Mary Or Martha? 15:32

2M ago15:32

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Are you more like free-spirited Mary or super-organized Martha? Well, buckle up as we unpack the charming idiosyncrasies that define us all, whether you're the type who plans out every dish for the week or someone who lets their cravings guide their next meal. Candi and I pull back the curtain on our contrasting lifestyles, inviting you to laugh al…

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Icelanders reap the costs and benefits of living on a volcanic island and more… 54:09

2M ago54:09

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We now know what happened to a supernova discovered by a Canadian 37 years ago (0:58) A mystery about the ultimate fate of an exploding star has been solved. Canadian astronomer Ian Shelton discovered the new bright light in the sky back in February 1987, and recognized it as the first supernova to be visible to the naked eye in 400 years. In a new…

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Picture Book Author Janelle Harper and the Vague Abyss of Publishing 21:19

2M ago21:19

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Picture Book Author Janelle Harper joins Queries, Qualms, & Quirks this week to discuss her journey to publication. Janelle Harper is a Bronx native who enjoys storytelling through dance and ballpoint pens. She finds inspiration for children’s stories in city living and the diverse experiences of the African Diaspora. Janelle is passionate about cr…

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Love Action | LQ010 21:11

2M ago21:11

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Today, I am redefining love as more than just words or feelings. Love, according to the CAKE model, comprises Affection and Energy. Affection isn't merely verbal; it's shown through actions that embody love. Relying solely on words can lead to disconnected relationships. Understanding our love languages helps infuse action into our expressions of l…

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Church and Its Priority with Parker Webb 15:17

2M ago15:17

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Ever wonder how church attendance has shifted through generations, especially for millennials? On Quirks, Bumps and Bruises, we're joined by worship pastor Parker Webb from the band “Guilford,” who's not just strumming the guitar but tuning into the heartbeat of today's church culture. With Parker's unique insights and our own reflections on the ro…

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A post valentine’s look at humpback mating songs and a marsupial that’s sleepless for sex 54:09

2M ago54:09

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Atlantic ocean circulation edging closer to potentially catastrophic climate tipping point The stability of much of the world’s climate depends on ocean currents in the Atlantic that bring warm water from the tropics north and send cool water south. New research in the journal Science Advances confirms what scientists have long feared: that we are …

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Forget Valentine’s Day | LQ009 20:35

3M ago20:35

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We're reimagining Valentine's Day as Vulnerability Day! How vulnerability strengthens relationships by sharing our emotions, mistakes, and dreams which fosters trust and deeper connections. It's about creating a safe space for authenticity and growth, both individually and together. I share a few suggestions to try to increase opportunities to be v…

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Dr. Gary Chapman talks The 5 Love Languages 17:36

3M ago17:36

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With Valentine's Day coming up, Melody and Candi talk with author Dr. Gary Chapman about his best-seller The 5 Love Languages, a title that has strengthened marriages and relationships worldwide. What is your love language? How about your significant other's? Join the JoyRide and Doctor Chapman for an insightful conversation that could take your re…

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Scientists explore which came first, the chicken or the egg, and more… 54:09

3M ago54:09

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Blue whales are genetically healthy but are breeding with fin whales, study suggests (1:03) Researchers have sequenced the genome of a blue whale that washed up in Newfoundland in 2014, and used it to do a comparative study of North Atlantic blue whales. A team led by Mark Engstrom, curator emeritus at the Royal Ontario Museum found that despite th…

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