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901 public recordings in English, newest first. Each page is written in the language of the recording.

  1. The WillParalysed Noirtier dictates a will by eye signals, disinheriting Valentine over her forced marriage.27 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  2. Thinking, Fast & Slow" Audiobook by Daniel Kahneman Psychology, Cognitive Biases & Decision-MakingTwo systems govern the mind: fast intuition usually serves us well, but its biases predictably mislead.9 h 58 min · Video
  3. This Teaching Could Change Your Direction Completely - See-Zones Day 2Five forces — distraction, delay, disobedience, discouragement and debt — make people miss the seasons God assigns them.1 h 04 min · Video
  4. Tramphya for Crohn's and ColitisRob plots a Friday-matinee tour while listener stories deliver conch shells, crazy-golf rage and toast theft.53 min · Podcast episode
  5. Trichomonas Bow Tie MysteryA man's amoebic liver abscesses from El Salvador also revealed an unrelated, still-localized gastric cancer.1 h 17 min · Podcast episode
  6. Triumphs and Tribulations Along the King’s HighwayThe gospel unites what the world keeps apart, forming one family from people with nothing in common.46 min · Podcast episode
  7. Trump's Iran ObsessionHaberman says Trump isn't out of steam but colliding with a reality he himself created.59 min · Podcast episode
  8. Trump's Push for Blanche and Anti-Weaponization FundTrump's refusal to end the anti-weaponization fund in writing is stalling Todd Blanche's Attorney General confirmation.15 min · Podcast episode
  9. TS-201 Boosts Corn YieldTwo papers show microbes can protect corn from rootworm and blunt human peanut allergies.47 min · Podcast episode
  10. Unlimited CreditMonte Cristo uses an unlimited letter of credit to humiliate and dominate the banker Danglars.33 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  11. Vaccine-Enhanced Bacterial Replacement & B Cell AgingTwo papers: vaccines plus niche competitors clear gut pathogens, and aged B cells drive T-cell aging.1 h 14 min · Podcast episode
  12. Virology Careers and ResearchFour Kansas virologists trace their paths into science and the host defences, macrodomains and H5N1 risks they study.1 h 33 min · Podcast episode
  13. What Any Dead Thing WantsEscape Pod 1026 opens Amy Ogden's tale: an exorcist crew clearing alien ghosts meets a dead human.38 min · Podcast episode
  14. What Happens When the AI Boom Runs Out of MoneyAmerican AI dominance would be destabilizing; the real risks are commodity economics, funding timing and compute dependency.1 h 26 min · Video
  15. Where AI Is (and Isn’t) Creating ValueDespite negative headlines, Aries sees private credit fundamentals healthy, with software risk falling on equity rather than lenders.18 min · Podcast episode
  16. Where I Lived and What I Lived ForOwning land in imagination beats owning it in fact; the real work is staying awake.27 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  17. Willie Nelson vs Data CentersOpen-letter season: Silicon Valley defends open weights, lab staff ask for a slowdown, Substack scans for AI.1 h 07 min · Podcast episode
  18. Zygotic Genome Activation in Early EmbryosA preprint across 60 animal species finds the nuclear-to-cytoplasm ratio, not shared genes, times zygotic genome activation.53 min · Podcast episode
  19. 10 Years of Expert Cold Email Advice in 36 Minutes (B2B Sales)Cold email works when it is short, assumptive, repeatable at volume, and followed up every other day.36 min · Video
  20. 16th Year Celebration with TWIM GuestsA COVID-era stopgap became a published TWIM annotation e-book that measurably raises students' science literacy.53 min · Podcast episode
  21. 1894: Rat in the DrumRats became pests and lab models only because humans defined ownership, disease and standardized breeding around them.58 min · Podcast episode
  22. 6,000 Exoplanets and BeyondThirty years after 51 Pegasi b, NASA's exoplanet count hits 6,000 and planets look ubiquitous.22 min · Podcast episode
  23. Abandoned Car in AdirondacksRobert Garrow Sr. killed four young people in 1973, and his lawyers kept the bodies secret.43 min · Podcast episode
  24. ACERO Wildfire Response DronesNASA's ACERO project builds airspace management so drones and crewed aircraft can fight wildfires together, around the clock.11 min · Podcast episode
  25. Airport Snack ScandalA Thursday bonus episode of listener rants, sex confessions and petty revenge, hosted by Luanna and Anna.27 min · Podcast episode
  26. Auckland vs Canterbury RivalryThe 1985 Ranfurly Shield match crowned a 1980s Auckland-Canterbury rivalry driven as much by economics as rugby.1 h 07 min · Podcast episode
  27. Autobiography of a Yogi Chapter 48Yogananda recounts building Self-Realization Fellowship centers in America and starting a world-colony experiment at Encinitas.17 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  28. Babaji, the Deathless YogiBabaji, the deathless Mahavatar of the Himalayas, keeps his body to prove humanity's own divine possibility.17 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  29. Berlin Diamond Heist MysteryIdentical twin DNA can stall justice, in a Berlin jewelry heist and in an Ohio murder.55 min · Podcast episode
  30. Bird Flu Die-Off and FDA Monitoring UpdateA judge undid Kennedy's vaccine overhaul as measles, RSV and new COVID data all argue for vaccination.44 min · Podcast episode
  31. Breaking PointWichita's police chief concludes Ruth Finley is the poet, and surveillance proves she stalked herself.41 min · Podcast episode
  32. Cabinet Transformation FalloutA botched cabinet reshuffle exposed Friedrich Merz's thin personnel bench and cost him authority inside the CDU.1 h 13 min · Podcast episode
  33. Ceuta Border Crisis and EU Solidarity BreakdownEurope's reaction to Ceuta, not the border crossing itself, is the real danger to EU solidarity.14 min · Podcast episode
  34. ChatGPT Ads Beta Just LEAKED— Ad's Dashboard First Look & How To Get AccessOpenAI just opened ChatGPT ads in beta, and early movers can resell campaign setup to small businesses.33 min · Video
  35. Chop Wood Carry WaterA flourishing life is never discovered in one breakthrough; it is built by repeated daily practice.26 min · Podcast episode
  36. Claude Architect Exam GuideReliable autonomous coding agents come from architecture — deterministic stop signals, isolated context, programmatic gates — not smarter models.1 h 00 min · Video
  37. Commerzbank Unicredit Takeover BattleCommerzbank accepts a UniCredit takeover, while Big Tech earnings expose leverage and cash burn behind the AI boom.39 min · Podcast episode
  38. Conversation with Jensen Huang, President and CEO of NVIDIA | WEF Annual Meeting 2026AI is a platform shift whose five layers demand the largest infrastructure buildout in human history.35 min · Video
  39. Count of Monte Cristo Chapter 57Valentine and Maximilian meet secretly at the gate, weighing her fortune, her feared marriage, and Monte Cristo's influence.27 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  40. Count of Monte Cristo: ToxocologyMonte Cristo teaches Madame de Villefort how poison kills untraceably, and she listens with dangerous eagerness.36 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  41. Count's Garden StrategyMonte Cristo buys a telegraph clerk's honesty for 25,000 francs and ruins Danglars with a false signal.22 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  42. Defensive Fungal Symbiosis in Stink BugsJapanese stink bug mothers farm fungi on their hind legs and smear them over eggs, blocking parasitic wasps.1 h 22 min · Podcast episode
  43. Do THIS Instead & He Won’t Be Able to Resist You | Body Language Expert Vanessa Van EdwardsYou're far less obvious than you think: signal clearly, chase me-too moments, and aggressively like people.1 h 03 min · Video
  44. Double Your Income With AI in 3 Months (Here's the Stack)After 50+ founder interviews, six AI tools keep recurring, and context-feeding beats clever prompting for making money.30 min · Video
  45. Empire of AIJournalist Karen Howe argues AI companies are empires, and that collective action can break them.55 min · Podcast episode
  46. Escape to the HimalayasA boy's flight to the Himalayas collapses at a police station, yet his resolve hardens.12 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  47. EVOLUTION AND HYBRIDIZATION OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSICJazz, rock and roll, soul and funk each transformed black musical tradition and reshaped popular music worldwide.42 min · Podcast episode
  48. Exercise and Brain HealthModerate exercise at the speech-test heart rate builds the brain; too much, or chronic stress, destroys it.1 h 07 min · Podcast episode
  49. Extended interview: Dario AmodeiAI's risks are real but survivable if the industry slows down and accepts third-party verification.24 min · Video
  50. Facial Implants - Part 1Targeted and immune therapies now spare eyes and orbits in periocular cancer, making multidisciplinary care the standard.1 h 02 min · Podcast episode
  51. Fauci Fifth Amendment HearingFauci's Fifth Amendment testimony shows America prosecuting individuals over COVID's origins instead of reckoning with systemic failures.34 min · Podcast episode
  52. FileMaker Scripting for Beginners - Day 1 - What not to doCommenting, naming and numbering FileMaker scripts costs time now but saves far more later, two senior developers argue.51 min · Video
  53. Final Episode: Murder Sages FarewellAfter six years and 120 episodes, a Dutch true-crime podcast signs off and explains why.1 h 06 min · Podcast episode
  54. Finding Desire in Busy LifeDesire does not vanish in the rush hour of life; pressure-free space and distress, not norms, decide.38 min · Podcast episode
  55. Fireball Friday with Sammy EdmundA Fireball Friday of on-air apologies, media gaffes, a Carlton coaching scoop and Geelong's win over Collingwood.2 h 00 min · Podcast episode
  56. First Westerner to Enter ShrineYogananda's South India tour shows temples, kings and yogis whose inner mastery outranks worldly conquest.33 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  57. Flee The Facility & Murder Mystery 2 Summer Updates FIRST TIME PLAYING! (Live Reaction Roblox)A streamer returns after two years to react live to Flee the Facility's summer update.8 h 04 min · Video
  58. Foamy Virus Causes Sparkle in Swordtail FishAn endogenized foamy virus inserted near a pigmentation gene gives swordtail fish their new sparkle trait.1 h 46 min · Podcast episode
  59. Garden Gate Secret MeetingValentine and Maximilian court in secret through a boarded-up garden gate, blocked by her father's will.29 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  60. Gods and Spirits Are WitnessesTwo lifelong reincarnated lovers, homeless in a storm, rediscover a fae bargain trading endless suffering for everlasting love.28 min · Podcast episode

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