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Os três elementosSeu bebê acorda muito? A ciência explica o por quê.Use meu cupom ELEMENTOS para desbloquear um desconto especial!https://creators.insiderstore.com.br/ELEMENTOSPara apoiar o Pirulla, use o Link abaixo:https://www.vakinha.com.br/pirulla Mila Massuda, Emilio Garcia e Carlos Ruas conversam sobre o que a ciência realmente diz sobre o sono dos bebês. A partir das ideias de David Haig, James McKenna e Katie Hinde, o trio explora as possíveis razões para os despertares noturnos tão comuns na infância. Seu bebê acorda várias vezes por noite? Você não está sozinho e talvez isso tenha mais a ver com evo...2025-07-2552 min
People Watching with Megan J. RobinsonCharon Henning on Exploring Authenticity & Creativity(Pt. 2)Greetings!My guest today is Charon Henning, illustrator, fine artist, and dear friend.I first met Charon almost twenty years ago, on what turned out to be our first day at George Mason University as adult learners. Charon has been a performer, a tattoo artist, a bartender, and now has a working illustration studio in rural Vermont, where she lives with her wife and two cats (who make appearances during our conversation).Charon graduated from George Mason University's New Century College with a BIS degree in Multimedia Storytelling and she is...2025-06-1054 min
RadiolabThe Elixir of LifeDoctor and special correspondent, Avir Mitra takes Lulu on an epic journey live on stage at a little basement club called Caveat, here in New York. Starting with an ingredient in breastmilk that babies can’t digest, a global hunt that takes us from Bangladesh to the Mennonite communities here in the US, we discover an ancient symbiotic relationship that might be on the verge of disappearing. So sip a vicarious cocktail, settle in, and explore the surprising ways our bodies forge deep, invisible connections that shape our lives.This live show is part of a series we...2025-06-0650 min
People Watching with Megan J. RobinsonCharon Henning on Exploring Authenticity & Creativity (Pt. 1)Greetings!My guest today is Charon Henning, illustrator, fine artist, and dear friend.I first met Charon almost twenty years ago, on what turned out to be our first day at George Mason University as adult learners. Charon has been a performer, a tattoo artist, a bartender, and now has a working illustration studio in rural Vermont, where she lives with her wife and two cats (who make appearances during our conversation).Charon graduated from George Mason University's New Century College with a BIS degree in Multimedia Storytelling and she is...2025-06-0355 min
The Clean Energy RevolutionPowering the world with wind: just how close are we?The Global Wind Energy Council forecasts that, with sustained policy support and investment, global wind capacity could reach 2,000 GW by 2030. This would be a significant contribution to net zero goals, so what does this sustained policy support look like? Where does the investment need to go, and where are we seeing innovation in the sector? On The Clean Energy Revolution, Carolyn and Laura explore the policy, technological advancements, investment needs, and the pivotal role of international cooperation in developing wind power. Laura is in Bilbao at the WindEurope annual conference. WindEurope, formerly the European Wind Energ...2024-04-1537 min
The Mookse and the Gripes PodcastEpisode 70: Our Favorite Books We Read in 2023, Part IIFor this final episode of 2023, we finish our annual two episode best of the year extravaganza! Here we count down our top five favorite reads of 2023—and again we are joined by a cast of listeners who share some of their top books and best reading experiences of the year! Happy New Year! We will see you in 2024!Shownotes* Roman Stories, by Jhumpa Lahiri, translated by Jhumpa Lahiri and Todd Portnowitz* Disruptions, by Steven Milhauser* The Last Devil to Die, by Richard Osman* Solenoid, by Mircea Cărtărescu, tran...2023-12-282h 05
The latest segments from Science FridayMarch Mammal Madness, Underwater Volcano, Listening to Space. March 24th, 2023, Part 1The Latest IPCC Report Is Full Of Warnings—And Hope
It’s that time of year: another IPCC report has hit the presses. These reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change are like a check up—to let us know how we’re doing on the climate front and what Earth’s future is projected to look like. And to no one’s surprise, this year’s report is full of warnings. But also, it has a lot of room for hope.
Maggie Koerth, senior science writer at FiveThirtyEight, joins guest host Charles Bergquist to talk more about the...2023-03-2447 min
Ask A Biologist PodcastThe Maddest Match AroundMarch Madness in the past has been reserved for college basketball. But in 2013, biologist Katie Hinde and a group of scientists, writers, and other creative souls started the ultimate animal competition that expanded beyond humans – March Mammal Madness. Don’t worry, the competition is virtual. No animals are harmed. Though there might be some embarrassing defeats and even some upset fans, March Mammal Madness is all about science and learning. It is also a fun way to learn about the living world. Dr. Biology grabs a few minutes with Katie Hinde before this year’s tournament gets underw...2023-03-0932 min
The Media ShowTranslating the French electionThe government’s plan to privatise Channel 4 has now been revealed. But who is lining up to buy the broadcaster and what could a change in ownership mean for viewers? Also in the programme, the French newspaper Le Monde is hoping to capitalise on interest in the elections by launching a English language edition. But is there a market for it?Guests: Chris Curtis, editor-in-chief of Broadcast; Elvire Camus, editor of Le Monde in English; Dominic Hinde, lecturer in Media and Communication at Glasgow University; Bénédicte Paviot, France 24’s UK Correspondent.Producer: Dan Hardoo...2022-04-1328 min
The Women in Ecology and Evolution PodcastMarch Mammal Madness Special!This month we are celebrating the 10th annual March Mammal Madness tournament! This fantastic and super fun initiative is a model for great science communication - and it was great to talk with founder Dr Katie Hinde and longtime participant Dr Alyson Brokaw about the history of the tournament and what makes it so special. Katie and I also talked about her other research projects - and we also have a great Paper in Focus this episode! Soil microbes and heavy metal accumulation in plants - fascinating stuff from Dr Priyanka Kushwaha. Link below!Paper in...2022-03-0846 min
Lagrange PointEpisode 472 - March Mammal Madness 22 - Long lasting Leaf slugsWe give a rundown on the 10th annual March Mammal Madness, including the details of the brackets and an explanation on how it all works. More information about March Mammal Madness '22 can be found at the following sites:
Professor Katie Hinde's blog Mammals Suck Milk
Arizona State University Library March Mammal Madness Guide
All ages competitor information slide deck
@2022MMMletsgo the Official twitter account where all Battles, Announcements and Discussion will occur
One of the #2022MMM creatures, the Leaf Slug can go for long periods without food. Will the Leaf Slug's ability to eat and...2022-02-2818 min
The Momversation PodcastEP59: Round Two: Navigating Postpartum the Second TimeIn this episode, Melissa and Leah converse, not via the internet, but in the same closet! The Moms discuss the major differences between their first and second postpartum experiences, and Melissa updates the listeners on her new life as the mother of two. Topics such as balancing roles as postpartum mom and toddler mom, navigating changing marital relationships, birth recovery, and more are covered in this laid back conversation.The Book Blurb in this episode is William Shakespeare's 27th Sonnet. For more on The Bard and his many poems and plays, vis...2021-06-071h 01
On the Line: Stories of BC WorkersEpisode. 4: The Vancouver Island Coal StrikeFrom the 1870's on, the coal miners of Vancouver Island had fought strike after strike to force the hardnosed coal barons to recognize a union. Thanks to strikebreakers, blacklists, anti-union courts and the forces of so-called law and order, they lost them all. Finally, in 1911, the miners invited in the tough, experienced and deep-pocketed United Mineworkers of America (UMWA) to make one last all-out attempt to bring the mine owners to heel.What started as a flare-up over safety quickly sparked into a conflict that was the most protracted, violent and hard-fought strike in BC's long labour history. I...2021-01-0523 min
Primordial – por Dra. Denise LellisO sonho da fórmula infantil #agostodouradoLeite materno: tem alguém que chega na beleza individualizada desse alimento?
Mas o ato de amamentar não envolve apenas mãe e filho. Pega, bico e boca do bebê não são as únicas vairáveis necessárias pra amamentação: é preciso que haja a rede de apoio. Tem uma frase linda da Katie Hinde que traduz essa experiência, que é... opa! Quase falei aqui. Aperte o play e você descobrirá qual é 😉
Citação desta pílula Primordial:
Katie Hinde
https://www.ted.com/talks/katie_hinde_what_we_don_t_know_about_mot...2020-08-2303 minThe Momversation PodcastEP15: Great Expectations: Reflecting on the Pressures and Assumptions Surrounding BreastfeedingThis episode is all about breastfeeding and the many assumptions and expectations that accompany it. Melissa and Leah begin by sharing their own experiences in learning how to breastfeed their newborns, then discuss some of the preconceived notions surrounding the breastfeeding relationship and journey -- many of which prove to be less than ideal ways to prepare moms for the reality of feeding our babies.The Book Blurb in this episode comes from soon-to-be-published memoir, Raising a Rare Girl by Heather Lanier. This author's impressive repertoire can be found on he...2020-05-251h 05
Untaming14. Jennifer Grayson: Why We Need To Stop Saying Breast Is BestJennifer Grayson was born in New York City, Grew up in small town New England. And currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband Matthew, almost 9 year old Izzy And 6 Year old Mika - Her most important life’s work.
Jennifer Grayson is an award-winning journalist and author focused on the environment, human evolution and social change.
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Lars Bode: http://www.bodelab.com/
Foot binding: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foot_binding
Peter Hartmann: https://research-repository.uwa.edu.au/en/persons/peter-hartmann...2019-08-3047 min
NRC Onbehaarde Apen#40: Waarom ons leven begint met melkUit de borst of uit een fles: we zijn allemaal groot geworden op melk. Maar dat witte goedje zit ingewikkeld in elkaar. Op de ingrediëntenlijst staan naast suikers en vet, ook witte bloedcellen, bacteriën en hormonen. Melk is ook nog veranderlijk van moeder tot moeder. Hoe het precies zit hoor je deze week in Onbehaarde Apen.Presentatie: Lucas Brouwers, Gemma Venhuizen en Sander VoormolenProductie: Misha Melita@lucasbrouwers // @GemmaJV // @SanderVoormolenBenieuwd naar de hele TED-talk van Katie Hinde over moedermelk? ...2019-03-2046 min