Best Knowledge Matters Campaign Podcasts (2025)

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Lab Notes: Times we thought we found aliens 13:27

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We have a mysterious visitor to our little patch of the cosmos this week: A comet called 3I/ATLAS. This icy, rocky ball is only the third interstellar object we've discovered zooming past our Sun. There are scientists who think the comet may be alien technology sent from another solar system to invade Earth, but space agencies poured cold water on …

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Who will police the BFL Co-Anglers with Dave Rush 1:09:35

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On this weeks episode of Bass Cast Radio we discuss the latest changes in the MLF BFL & Toyota Series events as well as break down some trending news in the world of tournament Bass fishing with special guest Dave Rush. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bass-cast-radio--1838782/support. Become a Patreon memebet no…

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If I Was the Priest: How Do Clerics Work in Your D&D Campaign? 47:33

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We continue to drive down deeper into our real-time worldbuilding experiment armed with the comments of our listeners. In this episode, Tony, Chris, and Dave finish out the discussion of how magic will work in our crowdsourced “Boomtown” campaign setting by asking “Where does divine magic come from?” Make sure to Join the Conversation! 1:40 “Where …

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Robots well suited to dangerous drudge work in the chemistry lab 7:34

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Robots are ideal in chemistry labs undertaking repetitive and dangerous tasks.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Science OK in the UK 12:04

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Outgoing president of the Royal Society says the UK public accepts the importance of science and those in power must be reminded of the importance of maintained funding.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How rocks tell the history of Earth 7:19

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The Earth writes its own history, and it can be seen in the physical, chemical and biological components of rocks.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Signs of life beyond Earth? 5:36

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Some meteorites come with signs of chemical reactions found in life on Earth.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Greenhouse paint boosts usable light for plants 9:50

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New materials applied to agricultural greenhouses as a paint coating boosts red light for plant growth increased yields.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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50: How to Teach AI to Speak Your Brand Voice 30:22

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Send us a text Your marketing team is probably already using AI. The real question is: are you getting content that truly sounds like your brand? In this episode of Practical Rebels, Logan and Veronique unpack how to train AI the right way. From giving better prompts to refining outputs in rounds, they share how to turn AI into a creative partner i…

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How will the 2025 Big Bass tour at Smith Mountain Lake be won? 16:08

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Calvin sits down and gives his thoughts and opinions on how the big bass tour will be won this weekend. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bass-cast-radio--1838782/support. Become a Patreon memebet now for less then a pack of worms you can support Bass Cast Radio as well as get each epsiode a day early & commercial…

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History Can’t Wait Until High School | Ebony McKiver 17:19

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In the typical American high school, 9th-grade history students are expected to dive into the historical content, grapple with complex ideas, and engage in deep inquiry. But teenage students often lack the historical knowledge such tasks require. If you haven’t learned much about the Civil War, for example, you won’t be ready to discuss whether the…

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History Can’t Wait Until High School | History Matters Podcast 17:19

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In the typical American high school, 9th-grade history students are expected to dive into the historical content, grapple with complex ideas, and engage in deep inquiry. But teenage students often lack the historical knowledge such tasks require. If you haven’t learned much about the Civil War, for example, you won’t be ready to discuss whether the…

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EXPOSED: How Nobodies Get MAJOR Sponsorships (Tournament Wins Don't Matter!) 5:51

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Think you need tournament wins to land fishing sponsorships? Think again! This episode reveals the shocking truth about how brands really choose their sponsored anglers in today's social media-driven fishing industry. Learn why consistent online presence beats big wins, how to create a sponsorship-worthy digital brand from scratch, and the exact st…

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Lab Notes: The extinct ape-like human relative that made tools 13:59

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Around 1.5 million years ago, in what's now Kenya, a human-like figure walked across the savannah. He was probably quite short by our standards, no taller than Danny DeVito. But unlike Danny DeVito, this ancient figure was not human. He was a long-extinct relative of ours called Paranthropus boisei. And now his fossilised hand bones are giving us n…

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Is Tucker Smith the Real Deal Now? 37:38

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ON the latest episode of Bass Cast Radio, we sit down with one of the brightest young men in the sport, Tucker Smith. We discuss his 2025 Rookie of the Year title, his 1st Bassmaster Elite Series victory. Then we dive into probably one of his biggest accomplishments in the sport, shutting down the FFS haters & taking home 1/2 million dollars at the…

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US Honeybees in steep decline 6:22

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A recent study has shown the loss of 62% of managed bee hives across the United States.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Transfigured Sea – interweaving of human lives and sea creatures 6:05

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On the shores of the ocean, Laura and Daphne fantasise that they are mother and daughter. They both have problems in their past, which they need to resolve.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Charles Todd celebrated at Adelaide’s Marriott Hotel 11:31

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Robyn Williams is joined by hotel manager Paul Gallop for a tour of Adelaide’s Marriott hotel and it’s displays commemorating the work of Charles Todd.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Uncertainty – a key aspect of our lives 14:14

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David Spiegelhalter offers a data-driven guide to how we should best live with risk and uncertainty.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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World watching Australia’s social media ban for under-16s 15:07

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Evidence of harm of social media on young people is limited, but the effects are obvious.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Jonathon Porritt charts lives of young British climate campaigners 10:59

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Love, Anger and Betrayal follows 26 young British citizens as protest against the ongoing use of fossil fuels.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Fall time Giants with special guest Billy Kohls 23:22

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Calvin and his guest discuss what the fish are doing here on Smith Mountain Lake. Calvin and Billy also discuss winning tactics for the upcoming Big Bass Tour. Calvin gets Billy to weigh in on the Phoenix Bass Fishing League BFL changes. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bass-cast-radio--1838782/support. Become a …

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65-Year-Old's Fall Bass SECRET That's CRUSHING Tournaments! 6:00

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Celebrating 65 years and entering the "golden years" of fishing! Veteran angler Bruce Callis shares his lifetime of fall bass wisdom, revealing why cooler weather creates the perfect storm for trophy bass fishing. From search baits that cover massive amounts of water to shallow presentations that trigger aggressive strikes, discover the seasonal pa…

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The Power of Historical Knowledge | History Matters Podcast 16:55

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The more history young students know, the more they want to know. That’s one of the joyful discoveries that elementary teachers are making in Ouachita Parish, Louisiana. In this episode, guests Angela Barfoot and Lauren Cascio describe the rewards of using Bayou Bridges, a content-rich, knowledge-building social studies curriculum, in combination w…

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What Makes Great Elementary History Curriculum | History Matters Podcast 15:40

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Teaching history involves balance: too many facts and it’s boring, too few and students don’t have enough information to make sense of what they’ve learned. In this episode, host Barbara Davidson speaks with Sean Dimond, a former middle-school teacher and Louisiana state social studies director who is now senior social studies editor at the Core Kn…

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Lab Notes: How solar eclipses trick birds into singing 15:16

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Few astronomical wonders are as spectacular as a total solar eclipse, when the Moon fully covers the Sun, plunging us into daytime darkness. If we're lucky, we can see this epic phenomenon as it happens — through special glasses, of course. But our preoccupation with looking at the sky means we may not notice what's happening to the animals around …

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Fall is my time to shine with pro Angler Laker Howell 1:05:42

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On the latest episode of Bass Cast Radio, we sit down with Professional angler Laker Howell & discuss his EQ win on his home turf as well as break down some fall fishing tips to help you catch more bass. And as always, we discuss the latest drama in pro fishing., Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bass-cast-radio--…

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Why D&D Towns Matter: Transform Your Town Design With a Simple Secret 48:08

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We continue to drive down deeper into our real-time worldbuilding experiment armed with the comments of our listeners. In this episode, Tony, Chris, and Dave begin to ask the most basic question when building a town: why is the town there? In our D&D Tombstone idea, we realize the short answer is money. And what drives that money? Magic. Make sure …

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How technology can reduce loneliness 5:43

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David Ellis is investigating how technology might be redesigned to reduce or eliminate the loneliness which can arise for some users.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Phage – part of the fight against antibacterial resistance 5:11

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Phages are viruses which attack specific bacteria.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Biofilms – they’re everywhere 5:01

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Biofilms are produced by microorganisms coming together and forming a community usually on a surface. The biofilm provides protection for the microorganism.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Internet and social media for animals? 10:21

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The idea is to see if technology can be used to support animals which live in isolation in zoos or sanctuaries.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Curious animal sounds 4:39

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A display at the British Science Festival featured sounds from animals we usually think of as being silent such as some fish, and sea horses.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Graphene 15 years on 8:31

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Andre Geim was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2010 for his work on graphene. Graphene is one atom thick, a lattice of carbon atoms and is a two-dimensional material.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Poor Japanese support for research 7:03

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Nobel Prize winner Takaaki Kajita laments poor support for research in Japan.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Scientific Nobel Prizes 2025 4:38

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David Fisher reports on the 2025 Nobel Prizes for Medicine, Physics and Chemistry.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How to keep bass alive in the fall 14:22

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Calvin sits down and discusses local and national news in bass fishing. Calvin also sits down to discuss ways to keep your bass alive during fall tournament season. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bass-cast-radio--1838782/support. Become a Patreon memebet now for less then a pack of worms you can support Bass Ca…

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49: Stop Branding for Yourself. Start Branding for Impact. 23:15

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Send us a text What do a lot of brands get wrong? They build for themselves, not for their audience. In this week’s episode, we’re talking about why your personal preferences shouldn’t lead the branding process, and how real audience research can completely change the game. We break down: ✅ How to identify your actual audience ✅ What goes into a st…

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The Bass EXPLOSION 4:10

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October marks the game-changing transition from summer doldrums to fall feeding frenzy! Host reveals why shorter days trigger massive bass behavior shifts and exactly where to find aggressive, schooling fish during this critical month. Learn the specific depths, water conditions, and creek patterns that hold the biggest bass, plus the high-speed mo…

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The Power of Historical Knowledge | Louisiana Teachers 16:55

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The more history young students know, the more they want to know. That’s one of the joyful discoveries that elementary teachers are making in Ouachita Parish, Louisiana. In this episode, guests Angela Barfoot and Lauren Cascio describe the rewards of using Bayou Bridges, a content-rich, knowledge-building social studies curriculum, in combination w…

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Lab Notes: How humpback whales bounced back 14:14

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This has been a bumper year for whale-watching on Australia's east coast, with thousands of humpbacks spotted cruising along their annual migration route. This population was almost wiped out by whalers last century but has bounced back — and then some. A new estimate suggests there are now more of these humpbacks than in pre-whaling times. So why …

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The Scary Truth with Pro Anglers Dave Miller & Daryl Biron 1:18:12

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On the latest episode of Bass Cast Radio, we are joined by Dave Miller & Darley Biron. We break down some of the news that is shaping the 2026 season. From the no information rules to new payouts & sponsors in MLF, we break it all down & give you our thoughts. But as always, we would love to hear your opinions. Become a Sponsor Become a supporter o…

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The UK has a telescope? 9:40

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Despite the cloud, the UK has a telescope. It is cleverly located in the Canary Islands and specialises in short duration cosmic events such as supernovae and merging stars.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Archaeology has revealed Australia’s true human history 9:22

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Madeline Robinson describes some of the nation’s most important archaeological sites, what they reveal, and she touches on why they are not widely known, despite their importance.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The threat of misinformation and the value of historical knowledge 7:24

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Flint Dibble says our civilisation is at risk if we don’t recognise facts, acknowledge threats and change the way we live.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The science of predictions 10:02

24d ago10:02

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Professor Kit Yates explores the science behind the predictions we make every hour of every day.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Cardiac professor on the sports field 8:31

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Keith George is using real time monitoring of elite sportspeople in the hope of identifying athletes at risk of cardiac problems.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Meet the Scouse scientist Holly Ellis 7:29

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Holly Ellis is The Scouse Scientist, a clinical scientist specialising in genetics. Holly launched ‘The Scouse Scientist’ on social media in 2019.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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This FORGOTTEN Childhood Bait is Crushing Bass! 4:01

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Feeling beaten down by the brutal summer heat? Host takes a nostalgic dive into childhood fishing memories and reveals why those "forgotten" baits from our youth might be the secret weapon modern anglers are missing. From jitterbugs to inline spinnerbaits, discover how old-school lures are making a comeback and why the carefree fishing approach of …