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Lake Tahoe is the backyard playground for many in the Bay Area, so earlier this year we asked the Bay Curious audience what questions they had about this recreational hot spot. We collaborated with TahoeLand, a podcast from Capital Public Radio, to answer them!
– Are there dead bodies at the bottom of the lake?
– What’s the story behind Tahoe Tessie?
– What does it mean to keep Tahoe blue?
– Why is keeping Tahoe blue important?
Find more reporting on how climate change is impacting Lake Tahoe by checking out the TahoeLand podcast.
Web story: Do Preserved Bodies Dwell in Lake Tahoe’s Depths?! The Truth Behind Tahoe’s Myths
Reporting by Ezra David Romero, Sally Schilling and Emily Zentner.
Bay Curious is made by Olivia Allen-Price, Jessica Placzek, Robert Speight, Katie McMurran and Paul Lancour. Additional support from Julie Caine, Suzie Racho, Ethan Lindsey and Pat Yollin.
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India has experienced some of the worse monsoon weather in years, but despite the extreme rainfall climate models suggest a drought may be on the way, with higher than average temperatures predicted for the months following the monsoon season.
We also hear warnings over the state of the world’s aquifers, with water levels in many places already low enough to affect ecosystems.
We examine the consequences of two historic eruptions. How Indonesian volcano Tambora changed global weather and why papyrus scrolls blackened by Italy’s Vesuvius can now be read again.
And from Australia the discovery of a new species of pterosaur in Queensland.
Presenter: Roland Pease Producer: Julian Siddle
(Photo: Commuters make their way on a waterlogged road following heavy rainfalls in Patna.Credit:Getty Images)
The news to know for Thursday, October 3rd, 2019!
Today, we're talking about Dems latest warning to the White House, and why Bernie Sanders ended up in the hospital.
Plus: Google privacy, a surprise announcement from Microsoft, a $1 billion donation, and the controversy surrounding Joker.
Those stories and many more in less than 10 minutes!
Then, hang out after the news for Thing to Know Thursday's bonus interview about the podcast industry. Paul Colligan shares what's changing and what to expect next.
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Sources:
Dems Threaten Subpoena: NPR, Fox News, The Hill, NYT
Bernie Sanders Hospitalized: ABC News, Washington Post, The Hill
WWII Plane Crash: AP, CNN, CBS News
Former Cop Sentenced: ABC News, USA Today
Market Drops: NBC News, WSJ, Bloomberg
MLB Playoffs: CBS Sports, Yahoo Sports
Google Privacy Tools: TechCrunch, USA Today, CNBC
Microsoft Surface: Cnet, CNBC, The Verge
Melinda Gates Commits $1B: Time, The Verge
Joker Premiere: AP, Variety, Hollywood Reporter
Karl Marx once called religion the opium of the people—an imaginary coping mechanism that makes suffering in this world more bearable. His vision was a secular, atheistic one. But my guest today argues Marx’s vision was still intensely spiritual. In fact, he says Marx hijacked key themes from Christianity to create a false religion. Today, Bruce Ashford, dean and provost of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, joins the podcast.
We also cover the following stories:
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There are many ways. But what’s the best way? Can medical science tell us?
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On The Gist, suing the swamp.
In the interview, Marc Randolph is here to talk with Mike about the early beginnings of Netflix, his relationship with co-founder Reed Hastings, and what he’s doing now post-Netflix. Randolph’s new book is That Will Never Work: The Birth of Netflix and the Amazing Life of an Idea.
In the Spiel, accusing somebody of treason might be a reason to impeach.
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Why haven't you seen a daily podcast in your feed this week? As we wind down Morning Shift and ramp up our new program Reset, Jenn White explains how we've got you covered from a programming perspective (more of the news and conversations that matter to you), and from a technical perspective (no need to unsubscribe/resubscribe). Check out the short message from Jenn, and see you back here very soon!
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