Best KRILL Podcasts (2025)

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Antarctic Krill Oil — Small Shrimp, Big Claims 4:54

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Spill your science-based tea Is Antarctic krill oil genuinely better than fish oil — or just better marketed? In this episode, we examine the real science behind krill oil benefits, from phospholipid-bound omega-3s and astaxanthin to inflammation, heart health, and sustainability concerns. Expect evidence-based clarity, dry humor, and realistic exp…

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Home For The Brolidays 2:07:59

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"This movie is the most movie." Start roasting your chestnuts, we got a bonus moviesode! This week on Distructo Discourse, Jayson ropes in a cadre of true freaks as we discuss the hit(?) DBZ Movie, "Broly: The Legendary Super Saiyan." Join us as we bear witness to Vegeta's Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Son Goku: Ki Detective, and... BUNKS?? We'll …

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Your outdoor adventures can now collect crucial data for conservation, too 51:33

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Gregg Treinish didn't start out as an outdoor enthusiast, but found solace and purpose in nature during his youth. After years of enjoying the outdoors, he was left feeling a need to give something back to the world. He found fulfillment by using his passion for outdoor adventures to gather critical data that researchers need for conservation and s…

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Pumpkin Seed Protein — Quietly Useful, Rarely Magical 4:24

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Spill your science-based tea Pumpkin seed protein isn’t flashy — and that’s exactly the point. In this episode, we break down what pumpkin seed protein actually offers, from its protein content and mineral profile to its role as a quiet, supportive player in a balanced diet. Expect evidence-based insights, dry humor, and realistic expectations as w…

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Shark is on the menu for millions of Brazilians, but few know 41:13

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Mongabay senior editor Philip Jacobson joins Mongabay's podcast to discuss a two-part investigation published this year in collaboration with the Pulitzer Center about how state governments in Brazil have been procuring shark meat — which is high in mercury and arsenic — served to potentially millions of schoolchildren and thousands of public insti…

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Russ Feingold on the nonpartisan nature of conservation 38:17

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Bill Gates recently claimed that protecting nature or improving human health is an either-or choice, but former national leaders like Russ Feingold, a retired U.S. Senator, and Mary Robinson, former Ireland President, disagree. As chair of the Global Steering Committee of the Campaign for Nature, a nonprofit organization uniting prominent politicia…

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How Many Carbs in Eggs? 4:51

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Spill your science-based tea Confused about the carbs in eggs? You shouldn’t be — they barely have any. In this sharp, witty episode, we break down why eggs are one of the most low-carb, nutrient-dense foods you can eat, and why they’ve somehow become victims of modern diet paranoia. Expect clear science, dry humor, and a refreshing dose of common …

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Why Am I Not Losing Weight on Ozempic? 4:56

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Spill your science-based tea Struggling to lose weight on Ozempic? You’re not alone — and no, you’re not broken. In this episode, we break down the real reasons the scale isn’t moving, from sneaky calorie habits and dose realities to reduced daily movement and weekend sabotage. Expect sharp insights, dry humor, and science-backed clarity as we expl…

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Freeing ourselves from cars is simpler (and healthier) than we may think 41:38

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Sarah Goodyear, Doug Gordon and Aaron Naparstek realized that no one was discussing the many cultural factors that have played a role in humanity's car dependency, or the negative impacts this reliance on motor vehicles has on human health and the planet. So they started their own show to do exactly that, The War on Cars. Gordon joins Mongabay's po…

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The Future of Anti-Inflammatory Diets 5:48

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Spill your science-based tea Explore the future of anti-inflammatory diets with a blend of science, skepticism, and dry humor. In this episode, we break down why inflammation became public enemy number one, what’s wrong with today’s anti-inflammatory trends, and how emerging innovations — from precision nutrition to postbiotics and AI-designed func…

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DBS: RIP, Rat Chat 1:11:35

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"Why can't I quit you, Kakarot?" This week on Destructo Discourse Duper, we're talking about episodes 25-27 of Dragon Ball Super, wherein we run out of gold paint, ponder the rings of the Namek tree, and do the Time Scootch again. Your hosts this week are: Tyler, Dave, Jayson, and Theo You can also check out Tyler's other podcasts, What The Folklor…

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Indigenous and local communities regain millions of hectares of land via successful legal effort 39:11

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Nonette Royo is a lawyer from the Philippines and executive director of The Tenure Facility, a group of "barefoot lawyers" working to secure land tenure for Indigenous, local and Afro-descendant communities across the world. To date, the organization has secured more than $150 million in funding and has made progress in securing land rights coverin…

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Wellness Is Yogurt With L Reuteri, Arguably 5:11

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Spill your science-based tea Discover why yogurt with L reuteri is suddenly the wellness world’s new obsession—and whether it deserves the spotlight. In this episode, we cut through the probiotic hype to explore what this surprisingly powerful microbe actually does for gut health, immunity, mood, and inflammation. Expect clear science, dry humor, a…

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Cognitive Health: Nutrition, Hype, and What Your Brain Actually Wants 5:28

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Spill your science-based tea Boost your cognitive health the smart way—no hype, no miracle powders. In this episode, we break down what really drives brain power, mental clarity, and long-term cognitive performance, from essential nutrients like omega-3s and B vitamins to emerging brain-supporting ingredients such as Lion’s Mane, Citicoline, and Ur…

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Madagascar conservation successes hinge on public education and health, famed primatologist says 52:51

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Patricia Wright, a pioneering primatologist who established the Centre ValBio research station in Madagascar, began her work there in 1986. As the person who first described the golden bamboo lemur (Hapalemur aureus) to Western science, her contributions led to the creation of Ranomafana National Park, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. She joins th…

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What Is Chlorophyll And Why Is Everyone Swallowing It? 5:38

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Spill your science-based tea Chlorophyll is everywhere — from TikTok detox routines to “internal deodorant” claims. But what is chlorophyll really, and what does it actually do for human health? In this episode, we break down the science behind chlorophyll pills, chlorophyllin, and whether drinking green water does anything your liver, skin, or met…

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Meal Planning for Midlife Health 5:21

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Spill your science-based tea Your metabolism may slow with age — but your energy, focus, and health don’t have to. In this episode, we explore why meal planning is the ultimate tool for midlife health, how hormones and nutrition interact, and how to build balanced, protein-rich meals that support long-term wellness without losing your mind.…

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DBS: Son Goku, MD CPA SSGSS 1:06:52

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"You dare speak of a Destroyer's ass!?" This week on Destructo Discourse Duper, we're talking about episodes 22-24 of Dragon Ball Super, wherein we can't take the Beat out of the Boy, turn and face the frog, and fight the whole damn franchise. Your hosts this week are: Tyler, Melissa, Dave, Jayson, and Theo You can also check out Tyler's other podc…

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The DASH Diet for Weight Loss 4:03

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Spill your science-based tea The DASH diet was created to lower blood pressure, not burn fat — so why does it work for weight loss? In this episode, we unpack the science behind the DASH diet, why it helps some people lose weight (and why it fails for others), and why its boring, balanced approach might be the smartest thing you’ll ever do for your…

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Mongabay founder reflects on success, Jane Goodall, and more 38:08

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Hello listeners. This week on the Mongabay Newscast, we ask that you take a few minutes to fill out a brief survey to let us know what you think of our audio reporting, which you can do here. Mongabay founder and CEO Rhett Butler was recently awarded the Henry Shaw Medal by the Missouri Botanical Garden and named to the 2025 Forbes Sustainability L…

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Exosome Skincare with Food — Skip the Serums 4:21

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Spill your science-based tea Exosome skincare is the latest luxury beauty trend claiming to “reprogram” your skin cells — but does the science hold up? In this episode, we unpack what exosomes really are, why your body already makes them, and how nutrition does more for skin health than any $400 serum ever could. Discover how to “feed your exosomes…

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DBS: Behold! I Have Become Nasty! 1:21:52

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"But Doctor, I am Tagoma!" This week on Destructo Discourse Duper, we're talking about episodes 19-21 of Dragon Ball Super, wherein we rate Piccolo's Peek-a-Boo meta, engage in a little Crime Travel, and evolve beyond the need for pants. Your hosts this week are: Tyler, Dave, Jayson, and Theo You can also check out Tyler's other podcasts, What The …

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Australia's inspiring 'humpback comeback' and why krill need protection 42:00

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News of Australia's "humpback comeback" is making waves globally. Numbers of humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) on the nation's east coast have rebounded to an estimated 50,000 from a historic low of just a few hundred before commercial whaling was outlawed in the 1970s. And wildlife scientist and whale expert Vanessa Pirotta joins the podcas…

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Ignite Your Metabolism with Cayenne Pepper Drops 4:40

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Spill your science-based tea Cayenne pepper drops promise to boost metabolism, detox the body, and melt fat — but what’s the science behind the burn? In this episode, we explore the truth about capsaicin, metabolism, and why fire doesn’t always mean function. Discover what cayenne drops can actually do (and what’s just hot air).…

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Understanding the psychology of environmental crime 50:34

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Psychologist and true crime presenter Julia Shaw joins Mongabay's podcast to discuss her latest read, examining some of the highest-profile environmental crimes and why they occur, in Green Crime: Inside the Minds of the People Destroying the Planet and How to Stop Them. She details the commonalities behind six major cases, and what can be learned …

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Millennials Aging: Biohacked and Burned Out 3:52

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Spill your science-based tea Millennials were supposed to stay young forever — armed with supplements, sleep trackers, and adaptogenic lattes. So why are we so tired? In this episode, we unpack the science and irony behind the millennial aging problem — how stress, burnout, and over-optimization are accelerating fatigue, and what actually works to …

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160_Two_Years_at_Mawson_Station 1:08:19

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Bob Dovers does sterling OIC work setting the rhythm and mode of Mawson Station winters, though at considerable cost to his health. John Bechervaise continues in the grooves established by Dovers, cementing Australia's toehold in the cold and the meson telescopes in place. Phillip Law goes in to bat against bureaucrats cratting for all their bureau…

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DBS: Yearning to be Yeeted 1:26:11

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"Please, Welcome to the stage, Velveeeta, Prince of All Slayin's!" This time on Destructo Discourse Duper, we're talking about episodes 16-18 of Dragon Ball Super, wherein we learn to do laundry the Goku Way(tm), turn leg-locks into lemonade, and read protein powder fortunes with The Gymbromancer. Your hosts this week are: Tyler, Matt, Jayson, and …

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Innovative initiatives for nature recognized with World Future Policy Awards 43:22

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Policies enacted by seven nations and one international agreement have been recognized by the World Future Council for "top policy solutions for [humans], nature and generations to come." On this edition of Mongabay's podcast, the council's CEO, Neshan Gunasekera, shares key highlights of the eight World Future Policy Award laureates. Under the the…

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L-Theanine Caffeine Combo: Oh, Behave! 4:51

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Spill your science-based tea Can L-theanine really make caffeine behave? In this episode, we unpack the science behind the famous L-theanine caffeine combo — the “calm focus” stack that claims to boost energy without the jitters. Learn how it works, what the studies show, and why it might be the best way to make your coffee a little less chaotic.…

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Bird-watching's wide appeal and social justice impact 41:49

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Wildlife biologist and ornithologist Corina Newsome of the U.S. NGO National Wildlife Federation joins Mongabay's podcast to discuss how bird-watching plays a role in environmental justice for underserved communities in urban areas, and provides an accessible way for people to connect with nature and drives impactful change. "Birding is an opportun…

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Algae Cooking Oil: Green Magic in a Bottle? 4:58

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Spill your science-based tea Algae oil is marketed as the sustainable, heart-healthy fat of the future — but is it really better than olive or canola oil? In this episode, we break down what algae cooking oil is, how it compares nutritionally, and whether its sustainability claims hold up under scrutiny. Spoiler: it’s smart science, not sorcery.…

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DBS: Elder Kai Quits the Show 53:29

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"First, Apotheosis. Then, Monetization!!" This time on Destructo Discourse Duper, we're talking about episodes 13-15 of Dragon Ball Super, wherein we examine the subspecies known as power-scalers, witness the true power of grandpas, and learn Utensil Beam. Your hosts this week are: Tyler, Dave, Matt, and Theo You can also check out Tyler's other po…

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Storytelling with wildlife photography drives global impact and healing 47:12

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On this episode of Mongabay's weekly podcast, we look at nature through the lens of wildlife photographer and senior marketing associate at Mongabay, Alejandro Prescott-Cornejo, the multilingual staffer charged with sharing the team's reporting and mission with the world. Prescott-Cornejo details how his work with Mongabay intersects with his passi…

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Beef Organ Supplements: Should Liver Come in Pills? 3:32

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Spill your science-based tea Beef organ supplements are marketed as “nature’s multivitamin” and “ancestral superfood.” But do capsules made from liver, heart, and kidney actually live up to the hype? In this episode, we break down what beef organ supplements are, the nutrients they contain, the risks you should know about, and whether they’re worth…

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Stewarding nature & Indigenous culture with shared knowledge & radio 1:03:06

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Aimee Roberson, executive director of Cultural Survival, joins Mongabay's podcast to discuss how her organization helps Indigenous communities maintain their traditions, languages and knowledge while living among increasingly Westernized societies. As a biologist and geologist with Indigenous heritage, Roberson is uniquely suited to lead the organi…