100 Years of 100 Things: American Wellness
As our centennial series continues, Shayla Love, a staff writer at The Atlantic, reviews the history of American interests in 'wellness.'
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Episode 21: Nerdy Insights with FirstService Residential
Another Nerdy Insight! This time with our good friends, Mark Bailey and Shayla Love, of FirstService Residential.
Mark, Shayla, Dan, and I spend a half hour talking communication and how critical it is for community associations, emphasizing the importance of the relationship between the Board and…
Will psychedelics revolutionize mental health treatment? | Matthew Johnson, Shayla Love, and Kevin Sabet
The psychedelic revolution
Will LSD, Psilocybin, MDMA, and Ketamine treatments live up to the hype?
For decades, psychedelics were derided as dangerous recreational drugs; now many claim they have the potential to revolutionise the treatment of mental health. With hundreds of clinical trials now ta…
Interview with Julie Beeler, author of "The Mushroom Color Atlas: A Guide to Dyes and Pigments Made from Fungi"
"The Mushroom Color Atlas: A Guide to Dyes and Pigments Made from Fungi"
By Julie Beeler
The book: Chronicle Books
The website: Mushroom Color Atlas
"An overview of the contribution of the textiles sector to climate change." Leal Filho W, Perry P, Heim H, Dinis MAP, Moda H, Ebhuoma E and Paço A (20…
Is it Possible To Learn While You Dream?
What’s actually happening in those academic departments at research institutions? Edgar asks MIT economics chair Jon Gruber.
Then, we’re getting up to speed on Four Things To Know, with help from GBH’s Gal Tziperman-Lotan.
Lastly, is it possible to learn while you dream? A recent piece in the New…
The pathogens thriving because of climate change
Microbes have lived on this planet since long before humans, and they’ll be here long after we’re gone. Shayla Love is a journalist who writes about science, health and the mind. She joins host Krys Boyd to discuss these masters of evolution that can mutate in a single generation, why climate chang…
Climate Change is Unleashing New and Deadly Microbes
We tend to focus on how climate change affects coral reefs, sea turtles and polar bears on melting ice. But we rarely focus on how climate change is affecting microbes — the bacteria, fungi and viruses we can only see with microscopes — which outnumber all other life on earth. So says science write…
Coping With Sleep
We now know soooo much about sleep – how much we should be getting, how much we actually aren’t, the “multivolume fright compendium” of risks attached to not enough sleep, and the booming optimisation industry promising to fix it all. And yet the more we chase the perfect eight hours with all the r…
Michael Pollan and Christof Koch talk psychedelics and consciousness
During a psychedelic experience in his garden, Michael Pollan became convinced that the plants around him were conscious. They seemed to be returning his gaze, he said — benevolent and perhaps grateful for his gardening. Back in ordinary consciousness, the author and UC Berkeley journalism professo…
Coping With Ghosts
’Tis the season for a spooky, scary Halloween episode ! We’re diving into one of the longest-standing stories we’ve told ourselves across cultures and literal centuries: life doesn't end with death, and some part of us will always linger in the form of an otherworldly being…
This week, Alice Griffi…
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