Healing the Performer’s Ankle Fracture
In this episode of Performers Happiness in the Arts (PHARTS), host Dr. Jenna Kantor, PT, DPT, performer and dance medicine specialist, takes you behind the curtain of one of the most common — and emotionally challenging — injuries in the performing arts: the ankle fracture.
From the heartbreaking “…
Is It Really Just Calories In, Calories Out? Metabolism, Insulin, Hormones and Why Counting Fails
Is weight loss really just Calories in, Calories out? The equation is true, but "just count your Calories" is bad advice for most people, and almost every objection to it is pointing at something real. In part two of our energy balance series, Jordan Feigenbaum takes the biggest "it's not Calories,…
EP 55: Little Lungs, Big Transitions: Navigating Pediatric Tracheostomy Care with Louise Edwards
Tracheostomy care is a highly specialised clinical area, but when it comes to infants and children, the complexities multiply. Pediatric care requires a completely unique approach that accounts for anatomical differences, developmental milestones, and family dynamics.
In this episode, Louise Ed…
Regreening Ruses and Radiant Ruin
Hello Interactors,
I’ve long been a fan of “regreening” cities, imagining replacing bits of asphalt and concrete with trees, plants, mini-parks, and green roofs to cool them down. In many cases these are indeed good interventions. But even these celebrated nature-based solutions to the “urban heat …
Building Integrity in the Age of Normalized Cheating
What happens to integrity when cheating becomes easier and the world seems to reward people for cutting corners? In this episode of The Curiosity Shop, Adam shares what happened when he discovered that students were planning to use AI to cheat on an exam. Brené and Adam move into a much larger conv…
LLMs Are Time Machines That Don't Tell You How Far You Went
Show Notes: LLMs Are Time Machines. The Problem Is Where They Drop You.
Sources and links referenced in this episode:
Melumad & Yun, PNAS Nexus, October 2025. Seven experiments, 10,462 participants, on how learning from AI syntheses compares with learning through web search.
https://academic.oup.co…
210. How to Build a Training Week You'll Actually Repeat (Training Series, Part 1)
Is your training week built on evidence, or on habit? In part one of a five-part series, Dr. Altamash Raja and Dr. Darsh Shah unpack the American College of Sports Medicine's 2026 resistance training position stand: what didn't consistently matter (training to failure, machines versus free weights,…
#150 | AI Can't Do The Reps For You
Join me for this special episode as I kickstart the podcast with a new focus: balancing AI, technology, and human performance in an ever-changing world.
In this episode, I reflect on a decade of experience and becoming something new.
Show notes: sources
BCG, the 10-20-70 rule for AI: bcg.com
MI…
Ep. 95: How to Live Longer: 12 Lessons From the Blue Zones
What if the secret to living longer isn't found in the latest supplement, workout program, or longevity hack, but in the way you live your everyday life?
In Episode 95 of The Jamin Show, I explore the Blue Zones, areas of the world known for having populations that live exceptionally long lives, a…
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