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In this show we take the most effective tools from unscripted performance and behavioural psychology and apply them directly to your video and audio content. If you're building a personal brand, B2B show, or a new podcast, you know how you say things matters just as much as what you say. What to expect: Psychology of Presence: Why listeners trust some voices and tune out others (and how to fix "flat" audio). Unscripted Strategy & Exercises: How to speak naturally using tools from performing ...
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Science Lab Radio

McGraw Hill

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The Science Lab Radio Podcast gives you a chance to learn from your peers teaching science labs face-to-face, hybrid or all online. Every other week, you will hear interviews from faculty across the globe. We will focus on :· Curriculum · How to manage resources in the lab· Hitting a moving target with students & the demands of online, F2F and hybrid learning· Equipment opportunities or challenges· Specimens· Accessibility in the lab (online and F2F)· Inclusion and Diversity & what it means ...
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Raise the Script with Nutrigenomics

Dr. Tamar Lawful, PharmD, APh, CNGS

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A podcast for patients & practitioners ready to think differently about DNA-driven wellness. Hosted by Dr. Tamar Lawful, we explore nutrigenomics, precision wellness, and how to build care models that break the traditional mold. Ready to break free from one-size-fits-all healthcare and finally understand what your body really needs? Join Dr. Tamar K. Lawful, PharmD, APh, CNGS, as she raises the script on how we approach chronic health conditions, medication, and wellness through the lens of ...
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Join us as we analyze one screenplay at a time, celebrating its stand-alone beauty as a unique literary device, independent of the final film. From exploring tone and theme to dissecting structure and unforgettable characters, we break down what makes each script sizzle. Dive into the rich imagery and clever narrative devices that create a sensory experience on the page. Hosted by Jeff Barker, this storytelling podcast offers a deep dive into the creativity and precision of screenwriting.
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Mortem Corp.

Tessa Kresch

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Mortem Corp is an anthology series written by the students in Rob Roznowskis script development class presented by Impact 89FM. Every episode exists in the same world of the “Mortem Corp. Lab” but each episode consists of different characters and is a different story. All actors are students at Michigan State University. Directed, produced, and sound designed by Tessa Kresch.
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Come As You Are

Pushkin Industries

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Educator and bestselling author Dr. Emily Nagoski answers questions about sex with the latest science. The eight-part series is a modern guide to sexual wellbeing, backed by groundbreaking research about desire, anatomy, orgasm and much more. In conversation with her producer, Mo, Dr. Nagoski debunks cultural myths and flips the script on everything you thought you knew about sex and sexuality. Come As You Are will help you unlock your most pleasurable life, in the bedroom and beyond. New ep ...
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Roy Kaplan

The Pinwheel Lab

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If you need something found or something found out, Roy Kaplan--private investigator, ex-burglar, and resident psychic--is the man for the job! With the ability to talk to ghosts and bypass any lock, there's no mystery that's beyond his reach, and no trouble that's big enough to scare him off. Kaplan, with the help of his ghost roommate Wes, navigates his hostile cyberpunk city life to investigate missing persons, blackmail, murder, and everything in between. Official transcripts and full cr ...
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Netenrich threat researcher and security expert John Bambenek interviews leading security experts and threat researchers on the latest cyber threats and attacks, and what organizations need to do. Threat researchers, analysts, and SOC teams will gain insights on the latest techniques and approaches to advanced detection, investigation, and response. Learn how enterprises are modernizing outdated systems by adopting data analytics to gain increased visibility, intelligence and efficiencies to ...
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Featuring interviews with actors, stunts, dancers, filmmakers, action movie directors, athletes, Krav Maga teachers, acting coaches, thriller cinema experts, and more. Epic tales of changemakers, authentic personal stories, and top tips about the industry, the podcast is a treasure of knowledge helping storytellers of all kinds on their own journeys, and inspiring people to take action upon their own dreams. Ever heard your inner voice getting louder and louder, urging you towards a new path ...
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If you feel awkward staring into a camera lens, you are fighting your own biology. Your nervous system interprets the unblinking stare of a lens as a threat or rejection, even if your brain doesn't. This can lead to many things, including causing your facial muscles to go flat and turn into what actors might call "Dead Eyes." In this episode, we us…
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If you edit out every breath, "um," and awkward pause because you think it makes you sound more professional, you are actually hurting your authority. Psychology shows that being "too perfect" triggers the Uncanny Valley effect and makes listeners distrust you. In this episode, we look at behavioural psychology (specifically the "Beautiful Mess Eff…
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Send us a text In loving memory of Chris P., our longtime editor, whose steady care and talent supported this podcast from its earliest days. As we wrap up the year, today’s solo episode is different; a quiet pause, a breath, and an honest look at what it means to lead your health and your life in alignment. Tamar reflects on the evolution of the s…
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Send us a text Most people rebuild their lives only after things fall apart, but what if your rise begins in silence? In this episode, Kelly O’Brien shares her “quiet rise,” a journey through IVF, endometriosis, a near-death experience, burnout, and the reinvention that followed. Kelly O’Brien joins me for a deeply moving conversation about what sh…
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Solo podcasting often gets a reputation for being "easy" because you don't have to coordinate with guests. But without a guest to bounce ideas off of, many hosts fall into the trap of rambling or becoming monotonous. You need a specific architecture to hold your audience's attention. In this episode, I break down the three primary structures of sol…
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Send us a text Most chronic illnesses don’t appear overnight. In this episode, Dr. Amanda Adkins shares how simple daily habits, mindset shifts, and a holistic approach can lower your risk for diabetes, heart disease, and other preventable conditions. If you’ve ever wondered why chronic conditions seem to “suddenly” appear in your 40s or 50s, today…
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Full scripts can make you sound robotic, but winging it often leads to rambling and hours of painful editing. You need a middle ground that provides the safety of a script with the energy of a conversation. In this episode, I break down the system I use at StereoForest Studio to organize solo episodes. We move away from word-for-word reading and to…
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According to the science, it really is better to give than receive. Donating a dollar; sharing a kind word or lending someone a hand changes lives, but can also hugely boost your happiness. So we're teaming up with other podcasts from Hidden Brain to Revisionist History to ask you to give to a charity helping some of the poorest people around. We'r…
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Send us a text When the healthcare system offers only protocols, not answers, where do you turn? Dr. Aaron Hartman shares how his daughter’s story reshaped his entire approach to medicine and what it really takes to access personalized, precision care. Most people enter the healthcare system hoping for answers, but end up with quick protocols, rush…
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You have written the perfect script. But the moment you press record, your voice goes flat and you sound like you are reading a textbook. News anchors use teleprompters every day and sound natural, so why is it so hard for the rest of us? In this episode, I break down four specific techniques to fix that robotic delivery. We look at the trade-offs …
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Send us a text Ever wonder why your labs look “normal” but you still don’t feel well? Dr. Kevin Smith breaks down how functional medicine gets to the root cause of fatigue, thyroid issues, and autoimmune conditions—helping you finally understand what your body’s been trying to say. If you’ve ever been told “everything looks fine,” but you know some…
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In this episode, I share the system I use at StereoForest to bridge the gap between writing and speaking for your solo podcast. And I‘ll help you understand the "modality mismatch" concept and why it’s important for scripting your episodes. What you learn in this episode: Why traditional writing styles create a disconnect with podcast listeners The…
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In this show we take the most effective tools from improv performance and behavioural psychology, and apply them directly to your video and audio content. If you're building a personal brand, B2B show, or a creative new podcast, you know how you say things matters just as much as what you say. What to expect: Psychology of Presence: Why listeners t…
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Send us a text Most people get their labs once a year and never hear back—unless something’s “wrong.” But what if “normal” isn’t the same as optimal? In this episode, Brent Eck shares how AI and functional medicine are helping people see their health data as a roadmap for better energy, focus, and longevity Have you ever walked out of your doctor’s…
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Can cannabis really improve your sleep, help regulate your mood, and treat chronic pain? Neuroscientist Dr. Staci Gruber explains how cannabis works in the brain, what the latest research reveals about its therapeutic potential, and how different cannabinoids and delivery methods can make all the difference. Links to resources mentioned in this epi…
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Send us a text If you’ve been doing all the “right” things—sleeping more, eating better, managing stress—but still wake up exhausted, this episode is for you. Dr. Tamar Lawful reveals how your DNA might be driving your fatigue and how to finally align your body’s rhythm for steady, sustainable energy. Feeling tired no matter what you do? You’re not…
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For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Susan Domchek joins the show to talk about the importance of knowing your genetic history, using genetic testing to understand cancer risk, and what you can do if you learn that you have BRCA gene mutation. Links to resources mentioned in this episode: Basser Center for BRCA National Society of Genetic Counsel…
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Send us a text After years in critical care nursing, Peggy Moore hit burnout—until functional medicine helped her find her energy again. Discover how she helps women go from tired and stressed to balanced and thriving through her Tired to Thriving Blueprint. After decades of serving others in healthcare, Peggy Moore realized she was running on empt…
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. There's a disconnect in the conversation about AI regulation. While gov't focuses on labeling AI-generated output (like deepfakes), creative professionals are concerned about the copyrighted input used to train these models without permission or compensation. You'll …
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. A top venture capital firm is funding one company to create thousands of fake AI influencers, after also funding another company that builds tech to detect them. This is the new "synthetic social web," an emerging industry that is targeting the work of human creative…
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Send us a text What if your pain isn’t random, but a message from your body? In this episode, Dr. Tamar Lawful sits down with trauma and psychosomatic expert Dr. Evette Rose, author of Pain Free Without Pills, to explore how emotions can imprint themselves into the body and how the nervous system “learns” pain. You’ll hear Dr. Evette’s story of a s…
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. Maybe you've heard of "power posing" as a quick fix for confidence. The science behind that famous idea has (kind of) been retracted. In this episode of Human Internet Theory, I look into what happened to the power pose, why the simple "life hack" model failed, and w…
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Send us a text Ever looked at your supplement cabinet and wondered if you’re really helping your health or just wasting money? In this episode, Dr. Tamar Lawful reveals how to tell which supplements truly work for your body and which are just expensive fillers. Supplements can be powerful allies or unnecessary clutter. Dr. Lawful breaks down how to…
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. In this episode of Human Internet Theory, I explore the science behind why a human voice connects with listeners in a way an AI voice cannot. Recent brain scan studies show that our brains work harder and remember more when listening to a human speak vs an AI voice. …
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Send us a text Are your labs “normal” but you still don’t feel right? Discover how your DNA may hold the answers doctors often overlook. In this episode, Dr. Lawful uncovers why so many women are dismissed when their labs appear fine but their bodies say otherwise. She explores how genetics can reveal the missing pieces behind invisible illnesses l…
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. You might be missing one of the most important parts of storytelling in your videos and podcasts. It is something we use all the time in improv comedy and character development. You have probably heard how important storytelling is for connecting with your audience, …
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. Generative AI video reached a turning point during these past couple weeks when it became free and accessible to everyone through new apps from OpenAI, YouTube, Meta, and Google. These tools are being aimed squarely at social media (for now, anyway), and this will fu…
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Send us a text For decades, fibromyalgia patients were told their pain was “all in their head.” Dr. Bruce Gillis, Harvard-trained physician and researcher, has changed that narrative with the first blood test to prove fibromyalgia is real. What if the condition you’ve struggled with for years - pain, fatigue, brain fog - wasn’t imaginary, but inste…
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. In this episode, I offer a different approach to "adding more charisma" (that's certainly a loaded phrase...) for your videos and podcasts. Here I'm thinking of personality kinda like a multi-channel audio mixer. The goal is not to turn up the volume on everything (a…
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In these new short episode series of DOA (Diary of an Artist), podcast host Cindy Claes, shares the real month-to-month work of an artist, the messy behind the scenes, the months of negotiating to get new gigs and contracts, as well as the exciting moments of creating magic in film, theatre and dance! IG Cindy Claes: @cindy_claes Want to send Cindy…
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Send us a text Tired of running on fumes? In this episode, discover your Energy Blueprint — the simple, DNA-informed steps to restore lasting energy and finally thrive without relying on caffeine or quick fixes. In this episode, Dr. Tamar Lawful explores why fatigue is so common among high-achieving women and reveals how genetics play a key role in…
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. The internet is quickly filling up with AI-generated content, including marketing that uses realistic AI avatars. Avatars, digital humans, can look and sound realistic and not have bad hair like me. In this episode, I explore the complex psychology of trust in the ag…
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Send us a text Tired of feeling stressed, exhausted, or stuck in survival mode? In this inspiring conversation, Dr. Tamar Lawful shares how nutrigenomics, personalized health through your DNA, can help you move from burnout to balance and live with energy, confidence, and peace. In this episode of the Daring Well Podcast, host Rita welcomes Dr. Tam…
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. Sometime, somewhere, you probably heard the advice to "just be yourself" when you are presenting or making videos, podcasts, or any other kind of presentation. For many of us this advice can still lead to feeling stiff or fake on camera or behind the microphone. In t…
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. If you have ever felt that wave of anxiety when you hit the record button, I want you to know you are not alone. In this episode, I talk about why so many of us are camera shy. I won't tell you to "fake it till you make it" in this one. Because I think it is more hel…
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Note: This episode was recorded when this show was known as Human Internet Theory. Welcome to the first episode of the Human Internet Theory. In this episode, I introduce the core idea behind this entire show. I'm responding to something you've probably noticed yourself... which is the huge increase in AI-generated content online. This idea has a n…
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Send us a text 1What happens when insurance won’t cover your services? In this episode, we explore how building a practice independent of insurance can actually give you more freedom, stability, and impact. Many healthcare professionals worry they can’t run a successful practice without billing insurance. But what if the opposite is true? In this e…
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Send us a text Does calling yourself a “patient” keep you passive in your health? Learn why shifting to a “client” mindset can transform your results. In this episode, Dr. Tamar Lawful explores the powerful difference between seeing yourself as a patient versus a client. Words shape identity, and identity shapes behavior, so the labels we use in he…
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Cindy Claes, host of The Loud Whisper Takeover podcast, shares insider tips on how creatives can land podcast interviews and maximise these opportunities to promote their projects. • Creating value for both podcast hosts and listeners rather than focusing solely on self-promotion • Understanding that podcast hosts invest time, money, and energy int…
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In this episode, we break down the writing journeys and signature styles of some of today's most influential screenwriters and filmmakers: Aaron Sorkin (A Few Good Men, The West Wing, The Social Network) Ari Aster (Hereditary, Midsommar, Beau Is Afraid) Greta Gerwig & Noah Baumbach (Lady Bird, Barbie, Marriage Story) Zach Cregger (Barbarian, Weapon…
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Send us a text Could pharmacists be the bridge to a future where your medications and health plan are designed just for you? In this episode, Dr. Tamar Lawful unpacks why pharmacists may be the missing link in precision medicine. She explains how genetics can guide smarter medication choices, prevent side effects, and cut down on trial-and-error tr…
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Send us a text The AMA says pharmacists expanding into clinical roles is “scope creep”, but what if it’s exactly what patients need? Dr. Tamar Lawful breaks down the truth behind the turf war and how pharmacists are saving lives beyond the counter. What do you think when you hear “scope creep”? If you’re a pharmacist, it might sting especially when…
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Send us a text Discover how genetics, environment, and functional lab testing can uncover the real root causes of pediatric tic disorders and provide hope for families. Have you ever been told to “just ignore it” when your child’s health takes a sudden turn? That was the reality for Dr. Piper Gibson, whose son developed sudden and severe tics that …
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In this episode of The Screenplay Lab, screenwriter Jeff Barker unpacks the chilling, nonlinear script for Weapons, the latest horror mystery from Barbarian writer-director Zack Cregger, starring Josh Brolin and Julia Garner. We explore Cregger's six-character POV structure, inventive formatting, and masterful use of suspense. From small-town dread…
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Former dancer and choreographer Cindy Claes, now action actress and filmmaker, reveals the essential skills and mindset needed to break into action acting, drawing from her extensive background as a "movement nerd". She is now also leading workshops called the ACTION ACTORS LAB. • Understanding the fundamental differences between real combat sports…
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Send us a text Healthcare in America is in crisis and Dr. Marschall Runge isn’t afraid to say it. In this episode, we explore how AI, policy, and genomics are reshaping medicine and what it will take to build a system that truly serves people. Is American healthcare built to keep us sick? It’s a question more practitioners are asking—especially wit…
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Artificial intelligence is transforming how filmmakers and choreographers make work. It also offers exciting possibilities to become more efficient and productive with admin tasks, or filling in funding application forms to finance creative projects. Performers, dancers or actors, can also make AI work for them, to prepare castings or find more cas…
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(This Bonus episode is in French. For subtitles, please listen on Youtube.) Et si la voie traditionnelle de faire ses films – attendre des années pour obtenir des subventions – n'était pas la seule voie possible ? L'animatrice du podcast, Cindy Claes, a invité Brandon Gotto, un cinéaste belge qui a pris les choses en main et qui a créé plusieurs lo…
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Send us a text Award-winning filmmaker Manny Bains joins Dr. Lawful to share how his documentary Cure reveals the transformative power of holistic healing, and why your health is more in your hands than you’ve been told. What if you could see your health story on screen and feel empowered to rewrite it? In this episode of Pivoting Pharmacy with Nut…
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