Best Smoke Detectors Podcasts (2025)

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#54 Anxiety: The Smoke Detector to your Life with John Delony 26:46

23d ago26:46

26:46

Is your anxiety trying to tell you something? What if anxiety isn’t the enemy—but a signal? In this powerful episode of Hope in Real Life, Dr. John Delony, bestselling author and mental health expert, joins us to unpack why anxiety is like the smoke detector of your life. Instead of ignoring or silencing it, John explains how listening to anxiety c…

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Catholic Guy 200: Can't Win, Dr Pete, Atheist Bible Study, and New Water! 1:46:31

5h ago1:46:31

1:46:31

The podcast kicks off with Lino telling a story of why he just can't win - and find out who's a bigot. After that, Dr Pete calls into talk saints and gambling. Then, time for hate mail and an Atheist Bible Study. And the podcast wraps up with Lino getting new water in the house!

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RT on the rise as VOA fades 6:05

5h ago6:05

6:05

The clash between the Trump administration and Voice of America continues. In March, an executive order was issued to eliminate VOA’s supervising agency. Since then, VOA has been slashed and has cut down operations while also challenging the executive order in court. The World’s Daniel Ofman reports that as VOA shrinks, Russian news agencies target…

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Syrian comedians embrace a new era with more freedoms 6:08

5h ago6:08

6:08

With the former dictator Bashar al-Assad gone, comedians in Syria see a new moment for the art form. They have been putting together shows at cafes and clubs across Damascus. The World’s Shirin Jaafari reports on how these comedians are telling jokesBy Shirin Jaafari

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The deep friendship behind Van Gogh's portraits 4:25

5h ago4:25

4:25

A current exhibit at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts puts Vincent Van Gogh's portraits of the Roulin family into important context. The French family made the Dutchman feel like he belonged, and their relationship lives on in touching letters. The World's Bianca Hillier reports.By Bianca Hillier

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Hyperrealistic baby dolls become a fad in Brazil 2:03

5h ago2:03

2:03

Reborn dolls that are hyperrealistic, handcrafted baby dolls have gone viral in Brazil, sparking both fascination and controversy. Co-hosts Carolyn Beeler and Carol Hills explain.By Sarah Birnbaum

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Things you might have missed 1:12

5h ago1:12

1:12

Hosts Carolyn Beeler and Carol Hills catch you up on headlines in the news you may have missed.By PRX

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Canadian wildfires force widespread evacuations 3:52

5h ago3:52

3:52

Growing wildfires in Canada have forced widespread evacuations, with 17,000 people moved in Manitoba. Many of these people are from Canada's First Nations, in remote communities accessible only by single roads, boat or air. Chief David Monias of Pimicikamak Cree Nation is helping coordinate his community's evacuation. He tells The World's Carol Hil…

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Gaza ceasefire hopes and West Bank settlements expanded 6:27

5h ago6:27

6:27

The White House says it's working on a ceasefire deal for Gaza, and that Israel has agreed to the proposal. Hamas is reportedly reviewing the offer, which would include a temporary truce and the release of Israeli hostages. Also this week, Israel announced an expansion of Jewish settlements in the West Bank, the biggest expansion of settlements in …

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Shakira global record-breaking tour comes to the US 5:20

5h ago5:20

5:20

Colombian pop star Shakira returns to US stages for the first time in seven years with her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour — Women Don’t Cry Anymore. Following sold-out shows across Latin America, the tour includes nearly 20 US dates and blends personal storytelling, bilingual performances and global rhythms. It’s projected to earn over $200 million …

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Get ready for a world without physical passports 4:56

5h ago4:56

4:56

Under new UN-backed plans to streamline air travel, physical passports could become a thing of the past. The proposal from the The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) could lead to the most-dramatic shift in international air travel policy in decades, moving from a paper-based system to just facial recognition. The World's transportati…

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The ideology behind the Rapid Support Forces' campaign of ethnic killing in Sudan 4:59

5h ago4:59

4:59

Ethnic killings in Sudan, documented to have been committed overwhelmingly by the RSF, have been called genocide by the US government. The World's Carolyn Beeler talks with reporter Nicholas Niarchos, who went to Sudan, and whose story about Sudanese fleeing the Rapid Support Forces reveals the ideology that drives the RSF's violent campaign agains…

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France bans smoking in most public places 1:07

5h ago1:07

1:07

Beginning July 1, the French will no longer be able to smoke in places where children might be, including on beaches and at parks, sports venues or bus stops. If you're asking "what could be more French than smoking," well the truth is that smoking is on the decline in France. Though, as hosts Carol Hills and Carolyn Beeler explain, you can still s…

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Harvard's sports teams could face massive losses if international students are banned 3:41

22h ago3:41

3:41

Harvard is known for being one of the top academic institutions in the world. But the university's sports teams also draw top talent from across the globe. About 20% of all Harvard athletes come from abroad. The World's Bianca Hillier reports on which sports are at risk if the Trump administration's ban on international students takes effect.…

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Mongolia politics 4:33

23h ago4:33

4:33

Mongolia's prime minister was seen as a force for reliable government in a country that has mineral-wealth oligarchies. But now, his son's unexplained lavish gifts and lifestyle have caused questions, protests and a confidence vote. The Mercedes Benz and Dior purse for his girlfriend looks to many Mongolians like corruption. Marco Werman speaks wit…

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'State of emergency' in Panamanian province as Chiquita fires thousands 4:03

22h ago4:03

4:03

The global banana company Chiquita has sacked thousands of Panamanian plantation workers after they went on strike to protest a new law curtailing their pension rights. After workers began blockading the Pan-American highway, Panama’s government declared a state of emergency in the province of Bocas del Toro. The World’s Marco Werman discusses the …

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Beatboxing nun goes viral 1:45

23h ago1:45

1:45

A Brazilian nun's spontaneous performance beatboxing on national TV went viral. Co-hosts Marco Werman and Carolyn Beeler have this appreciation.By Sarah Birnbaum

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Rush to buy metal detectors in Syria as search for gold heats up 5:10

22h ago5:10

5:10

Syrians are rushing to buy metal detectors in the aftermath of the Assad regime's collapse late last year. Many are on the hunt for gold left behind by previous civilizations and empires from Syria's history. Amr al-Azm, a professor of Middle East history and anthropology at Shawnee State University, joined host Carolyn Beeler from Damascus to disc…

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US opens ambassador's residence in Damascus 3:43

22h ago3:43

3:43

Thursday marked a milestone in Syria. For the first time since 2012, the US officially has a diplomatic presence there. Although the US Embassy has not reopened, on Thursday, the US flag was raised at the ambassador's residence in Damascus for the first time since the US left Syria in 2012. Carolyn Beeler speaks with Amr al-Azm, a professor at Shaw…

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Taiwan's colleges closing amid dropping enrollment 5:13

22h ago5:13

5:13

Due to Taiwan's falling birth rate, enrollment at many universities and colleges has been declining for years, forcing many higher education institutions to shut their doors or merge with other universities. Since 2014, 15 colleges and universities have closed in Taiwan. Ashish Valentine reports from Taiwan.…

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Estonia on the brink 7:33

22h ago7:33

7:33

Longtime Estonia watcher and Deutsche Welle reporter Ben Bathke first fell in love with the Baltic country for its peaceful, prosperous, tech-savvy small-country vibe. Now, as Estonia finds itself at the forefront of Europe’s bid to fend off suspected — and anticipated — Russian hybrid attacks, Bathke was drawn back again. His particular area of in…

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Kenyans mourn death of author and dissident Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o 5:25

23h ago5:25

5:25

For nearly six decades, Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o’s writings chronicled the story of Kenya, from colonial rule to troubled democracy. The giant of African literature has died at age 87. He spent time in jail and exile, writing the first modern novel in the Gikuyu language on prison toilet paper. The World’s Carolyn Beeler learns more from Kenyan author Den…

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Poland votes this weekend in election seen as a test for democracy 5:20

23h ago5:20

5:20

Poland’s presidential election this weekend is more than just a vote — it’s a pivotal moment for the country’s democracy. At stake is the future direction of Poland, with voters choosing between two starkly different candidates: a right-wing populist opposing abortion and LGBTQ rights, and a pro-European liberal who has marched in Warsaw’s pride pa…

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#57 7 Lies that will Ruin your Life with Joshua Broome 30:42

1d ago30:42

30:42

Joshua Broome seemed to have it all—money, fame, and a fast-paced lifestyle as one of the top names in the adult film industry. But behind the scenes, he was silently drowning in depression, isolation, and hopelessness. In this gripping episode, Joshua opens up about the hidden pain beneath his public success, the dark moment he nearly ended his li…

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New aid system in Gaza off to a bloody start 7:48

2d ago7:48

7:48

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation was presented to the world as a solution for the severe hunger in Gaza. Backed by Israel with US private security, its first day of distribution was chaotic. On the second day, at least 48 people were wounded in gunfire from security forces, and one person is said to be dead, according to the Hamas-run Gaza Health M…

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A great year for 'preppers' 4:18

2d ago4:18

4:18

It's been a good year for those obsessed about a potentially bad future — "preppers," as they're called. Preppers in Spain are seeing a big boost in interest, especially after last month's countrywide blackout; almost the only ones to ride out the darkness were the oft-maligned and mocked preppers. The World's Gerry Hadden reports.…

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Concerns grow over suspicious candidates in Mexico's 1st judicial election 5:43

2d ago5:43

5:43

On June 1, Mexico will become the only country in the world where every judge in every court, including the Supreme Court, will be elected by popular vote. As the country prepares for this historic election, concerns are mounting over candidates with alleged ties to organized crime and religious groups. Activists say vetting has been weak, and form…

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Turkish airlines to punish early risers 1:20

2d ago1:20

1:20

Turkish aviation authorities have announced they will fine passengers who stand up too early after a plane lands and crowd aircraft aisles while waiting to deplane. The penalties for that and other offenses could reach nearly $70. Other fineable infractions include unfastening seatbelts while the plane is still taxiing, or opening overhead bins bef…

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Namibia notes 1st remembrance day for 'Germany's forgotten genocide' 7:35

2d ago7:35

7:35

Forty years before the Holocaust, Germany used concentration camps and pseudoscientific experiments to torture and kill more than 70,000 Africans in what was then called South West Africa. German colonizers targeted the Ovaherero and Nama communities because they refused to give up their land and cattle. Carolyn Beeler speaks with Jephta Nguherimo,…

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Dozens dead in northern Nigeria as Boko Haram violence surges 5:07

2d ago5:07

5:07

Nigeria is witnessing major violence by Boko Haram the past few weeks. The group and its splinters are responsible for deadly attacks claiming dozens of people. Mass killings in Borno and Yobe states now underscore a troubling resurgence of extremist activity in the region. Marco Werman speaks with Nigerian security expert Al Chukwuma Okoli.…

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Myanmar junta and resistance pressured to talk 4:36

2d ago4:36

4:36

Myanmar’s civil war is the most lethal in Asia — a crisis that has dragged on more than four years and killed an estimated 50,000 people. Is there any way to stop this conflict? Myanmar’s neighbors think so. Southeast Asian countries, along with China, are getting more forceful about brokering peace — or at least trying. The World’s Patrick Winn re…

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Things you might have missed 1:27

2d ago1:27

1:27

Hosts Carolyn Beeler and Marco Werman catch you up on headlines in the news you might have missed.By PRX

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WMO forecasts an even hotter future 4:03

2d ago4:03

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The World Meteorological Society latest annual report projects global temperatures will climb to record highs over the next five years — including the increasing likelihood that temperatures will breach the 1.5 degrees Celsius threshold considered necessary to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. The World's Carolyn Beeler speaks with climate…

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Jony Ive + OpenAI in the Smart Home, SwitchBot Hub 3, & Thorbolt X1 1:04:14

5d ago1:04:14

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In this episode of your favorite smart home podcast, Dan Turk joins to co-host. In the news this week we have the new SwitchBot Hub 3 and facial recognition lock, the Thorbolt X1 deadbolt with Home Key, and Nanoleaf's new remote-controlled solar garden lights. Beyond that, your hosts get deep into the Jony Ive IO acquisition and how it makes sense …

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Spring Maintenance – Attic Check 8:01

7d ago8:01

8:01

Inspecting your attic every year should not be ignored. Understanding what to look for and how to identify issues is very important for a home owner. Be informed!By Paul Rochette

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#56 How God Freed Me with Joshua Broome 29:33

8d ago29:33

29:33

In this powerful and honest episode, former adult film star Joshua Broome shares his incredible story of how God rescued him from the depths of depression, shame, and hopelessness. Despite having fame, money, and attention, Josh felt empty and broken — even reaching the point of wanting to end his life. But that wasn’t the end of his story. Discove…

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Catholic Guy 199: Habemus Papam, Tom Leopold, Break Ins, and Conclave In Review! 2:15:00

11d ago2:15:00

2:15:00

The podcast kicks off with Lino back from 3 weeks in Rome: Habemus Papam and of course Lino got the prediction wrong. After that, a listener calls in and asks what Tom Leopold would have done for the conclave coverage (and Tom tell sus). Then, there's a break in at the Rulli home and the cops get called. And the podcast wraps up with a conclave rei…

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Brilliant Gen 2, Smart Switches, & Matter 1.4.1 with Guest Daniel Moneta from the CSA 1:11:18

12d ago1:11:18

1:11:18

In this episode of your favorite smart home podcast, Daniel Moneta, Chair of the Matter Marketing and Product Subgroup at the CSA, joins to talk about the latest smart home news, some new smart switches, Govee's new indoor skylight, and the new Matter 1.4.1 update. Send us your HomeKit questions and recommendations with the hashtag homekitinsider. …

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#55 It's More than BBQ: Chris Prieto Tells his Story of Grace, Grit, and God 53:22

15d ago53:22

53:22

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Christopher Prieto—The BBQ Nerd—a champion pitmaster and founder of Prime Barbecue. But this conversation goes way beyond brisket and smoke. Christopher opens up about his journey from chasing success to finding true purpose. Through setbacks, struggles, and hard lessons, he discovered that BBQ couldn’t fi…

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homeOS Overview, Matter 1.4.1, & Smart Garden with Bird Buddy CEO Franci Zidar! 1:01:51

19d ago1:01:51

1:01:51

In this episode of your favorite smart home podcast, Franci Zigar, CEO and co-founder of Bird Buddy, joins to talk about the latest news, rumors for homeOS, and the newest update to Matter. After the news, we talk about the smart garden, Bird Buddy, and its new Kickstarter campaign for WonderBlocks and Petal. Send us your HomeKit questions and reco…

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Spring Basement Maintenance and Checks 9:32

22d ago9:32

9:32

Its time to inspect your basements. I hope this helps homeowners and buyers know what to look for when checking your basement.By Paul Rochette

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Eufy Omni E28, ESR Find My Wallet, & More with Consumer Reports' Dan Wroclawski 59:29

26d ago59:29

59:29

In this episode of your favorite smart home podcast, Dan Wroclawski from Consumer Reports joins to talk about how the non-profit tests devices, Samsung AI fridges, and the news of the week. Send us your HomeKit questions and recommendations with the hashtag homekitinsider. Tweet and follow our hosts at: @andrew_osu on Twitter @andrewohara941 on Thr…

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#53 Strength in the Middle of the Struggle 33:01

29d ago33:01

33:01

When life hits hard, how do you build resilience that lasts? In this video, we explore how to exercise strength in the middle of the struggle. Whether you're dealing with loss, burnout, anxiety, or uncertainty about the future, there is a way to rise—not just survive, but grow stronger. 🛠️ Learn how to build mental and spiritual resilience 🌊 Discov…

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Catholic Guy 198: Death of Pope Francis and Lino in Rome! 2:39:41

1M ago2:39:41

2:39:41

This special edition of The Catholic Guy Podcast covers Lino's reactions to first hearing the news of Pope Francis' death to talking about his life and legacy. Lino then heads to Rome to cover the funeral in the Eternal City.

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Low Battery Smoke Detector Beep 6:03:56

1M ago6:03:56

6:03:56

Low Battery Smoke Detector Beep. How annoying is this, Almost in every social media video you hear this beep in the background. So, why not have it here. Enjoy!

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HomeKit Dehumidifiers, Roomba 705 Max, Aqara G5 Pro Review, & Much More 1:02:40

1M ago1:02:40

1:02:40

In this episode of your favorite smart home podcast, Dan Turk from Max Borges Agency joins to walk through this week's latest news. We saw Aqara launch three new products, iRobot introduce its 9th new bot this year, and we review the G5 Pro camera that may be the best around. Send us your HomeKit questions and recommendations with the hashtag homek…

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Windows and Doors Spring Inspection 8:28

1M ago8:28

8:28

Welcome to EBC Home Hints. I have created these podcasts to help all homeowners understand your home and how to maintain it. Welcome.By Paul Rochette

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Long Range Matter Devices, Arlo Updates, & the Best Find My Devices 44:43

1M ago44:43

44:43

In this episode of your favorite smart home podcast, your host covers new Matter rumors, including the work on long-range devices, Apple Home update for Alro users, and we go hands-on with the Nanoleaf Pegboard light and the best Find My devices currently available outsid eof wallet trackers. Send us your HomeKit questions and recommendations with …

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Aqara & SmartThings Massive Matter Updates, Ballie Launches, & More 46:32

2M ago46:32

46:32

On the latest episode of HomeKit Insider, Samsung SmartThings and Aqara have massive Matter updates, including new features for Apple Home users. There's also the upcoming launch of the Ballie robot and a quick review of the UAG Monarch AirTag holder. Send us your HomeKit questions and recommendations with the hashtag homekitinsider. Tweet and foll…

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Spring Maintenance – Outside Water System Check 9:16

2M ago9:16

9:16

This is another Spring to do, all homeowners should be doing. So much can be caught early, we should never let this go. Please enjoy episode four on the outside water system.By Paul Rochette

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