the memory palace - Episode 116 (Hoover)
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Music
- Afkald by Bremer/McCoy
- Peace by Oliver Coates.
- Day One Four by F.S. Blumm and Nils Frahm
- Displacement by Rafael Anton Irisarri
Notes
- Some sources for this one were The Glory and the Dream by William Manchester.
- Herbert Hoover: A Life by Glen Jeansonne
- Herbert Hoover in the White House: The Ordeal of The Presidency, by Charles Rappleye
- The Life of Herbert Hoover, Humanitarian, by George H. Nash
Curious City - Cycling In Cemeteries? Why Some Chicago Graveyards Are Changing Their Rules About Bicycles
The answer has to do with shifting ideas about bikes and the proper way to mourn the dead.
PHPUgly - 81: The Date-aversery
Recorded October 18, 2017
Topics
- Business fun - Penalized
- Upgrading my network to "normal"
- We fired our top talent. Best decision we ever made.
- You fired your top talent. I hope you’re happy. – Startups & Venture Capital
- Falling through the KRACKs – A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering
- Doctor's office post it note
- Mr. Robot, Corporations, etc
- Colorado Political Candidate Promises to Give His Seat to an App
- IRS: ‘Significant’ number of Equifax victims had already had info stolen
- Larachat Live
The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe - The Skeptics Guide #641 – Oct 21 2017
50 Things That Made the Modern Economy - The Plough
The Gist - Marc Maron and Brendan McDonald
Marc Maron says he “didn’t know anything about anything” when he began working in radio. But producer Brendan McDonald can tell you the moment he knew Maron could be a radio star. It was during a morning show on the ill-fated Air America network, and then-host Maron was ranting about overcooked lentils. “The phones lit up,” said McDonald. The two went on to create WTF With Marc Maron, the podcast now known for intense interviews with comedians, many of whom Maron quarreled with in the past. Maron’s latest book, Waiting for the Punch, is a collection of interview excerpts.
In the Spiel, a few things Mike doesn’t understand about other people.
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More or Less: Behind the Stats - WS More or Less: Are US millennials more politically engaged online?
Did the 2016 US election galvanise young people to become more engaged in politics?
Motley Fool Money - Time to Break Up GE?
Shares of General Electric lose power. Netflix delivers strong international growth. PayPal surges. Skechers soars higher. And Ruby Tuesday goes private. Plus, Pulitzer-prize winning columnist Steven Pearlstein talks about the next big financial bubble. Thanks to Harry’s for supporting The Motley Fool. Get your Free Trial Set – go to Harrys.com/Fool.
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CrowdScience - Is There Proof of Life After Death?
Is there any scientific proof of an afterlife? Six months ago, CrowdScience tackled a question from a listener who wanted to know whether there was life after death. But following more listener emails, presenter Marnie Chesterton returns to the subject to investigate the world of ghosts, souls and parapsychology. She meets Professor Susan Blackmore, who studies out-of-body experiences and has spent decades hunting for scientific proof of life after death. And she visits the woman who, despite dying in the 1950s, is alive and thriving on a cellular level and helping scientists find cures for cancer, Parkinson’s and other diseases, in laboratories across the world…
Do you have a question we can turn into a programme? Email us at crowdscience@bbc.co.uk
Produced and Presented by Marnie Chesterton