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La Madre de la Culebra: ¿serpiente o escarabajo?

¿Sabías que en los bosques de Chile vive una criatura tan temida que le pusieron el nombre de LA MADRE DE LA CULEBRA!? Se dice que es gigante, que se mueve como serpiente... ¡y que trae mala suerte! Pero Cráneos, ni siquiera es una serpiente. Para separar eso de la mala suerte de la realidad, en este episodio nos acompaña Gabriela Pérez Garcés, dueña de un museo de insectos en Santiago de Chile.  Conversa con los Cráneo: Si tuvieras que pasar 7 años escondido dentro de un tronco como la larva de la madre de la culebra, ¿qué te gustaría hacer apenas salieras al mundo? Sigan aprendiendo en famil

The Real Reason Why We Can’t Stop Scrolling with Oprah and Dr. Anna Lembke

BUY THE BOOK! Dopamine Nation by Anna Lembke https://amzn.to/4xniLB7 Tech addiction or the compulsive, excessive use of digital devices for online activities like social media, shopping, gaming or gambling impacts an estimated 27% of the global population. On this episode Oprah sits down with Dr. Anna Lembke, Stanford addiction expert and the author of the New York Times bestseller Dopamine Nation, to understand what is driving these addictions and what we can do about it. We hear from a young woman whose online shopping habit caused her to rack up $30,000 in credit card debt, a young gamer

Necroburdel - Historias del Más Acá 286

Notas Macabrosas - Acusan a sospechoso con máscara de Chucky de amenazar, perseguir y aterrorizar a residentes de Filadelfia - Manifestante vestido de Spiderman es arrestado - Roban su pastelería y la historia se hace viral cuando el ladrón la llama para disculparse - Pareja de escaladores que se comprometió en la cima del Empire State comparece en tribunal de NY - Tenía 37 años y se hacía pasar por una nena de 12 años para que una familia la cuidara - Alerta ecológica en Morelia: polémica por tala de árboles debido a una obra de transporte en Michoacán - Clausuran presunto burdel de necrofil

It's Time for Democratic Donors to Get Up Off the Mat

The Democratic Party is overperforming and polling well all over the United States, but the candidates winning primaries look a little different than expected. And the map keeps changing. While the DNC struggles with debt, senatorial candidates like Angie Nixon in Florida and Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan beat very well-funded primary opponents. And they did so while supporting policies Americans for a long time have considered socialist. Symone and Eugene welcome friend of the show and fundraising-wizard Rufus Gifford to debate what makes a Democratic candidate viable, why donors are not giving

Emerging Artists Nashville: Diamond Dixie Discusses Their CMA Fest Experience and Bond as Sisters

Have you ever wondered what it takes to rise through the ranks of Nashville’s vibrant music scene? Join host Sarah Harralson on this episode of "Takin’ A Walk Nashville" as she dives deep into the inspiring journey of the country duo Diamond Dixie, comprised of talented sisters Gabriella and Bianca. Recorded live at the iconic CMA Fest, this interview podcast offers an intimate look at their evolution from their roots in Orlando, Florida, to becoming emerging artists Nashville can’t ignore.   As they share their personal stories, Gabriella and Bianca reflect on the powerful influence of thei

Building Integrity in the Age of Normalized Cheating

What happens to integrity when cheating becomes easier and the world seems to reward people for cutting corners? In this episode of The Curiosity Shop, Adam shares what happened when he discovered that students were planning to use AI to cheat on an exam. Brené and Adam move into a much larger conversation about honesty, character, and moral identity. Together, they explore when using AI is inherently cheating, why monitoring people isn’t enough to make them trustworthy, the difference between shame and adaptive guilt, and what research reveals about building a stronger moral compass. They als

Tertulia de Federico: Ceuta, al borde del conflicto civil

Daniel Muñoz analiza con Carmelo Jordá, Javier Arias Borque y Pablo Planas la tensa situación que se vive en la ciudad autónoma de Ceuta.

El Shot 27 de agosto de 2026

Un día de mal humor repartido. Un juez de Iquique le revirtió al gobierno la vitrina de su Plan Cancerbero al ordenar devolver al norte a integrantes del Clan Chen, y su reforma de seguridad quedó bajo presión de sus propios aliados. A eso se sumó el ruido en la izquierda por la comisión de Kast para achicar el Estado, mientras el mundo miraba una catástrofe en la frontera de Nepal con China. Además, en El Shot de hoy: 🌊 Aluvión en Nepal: una crecida repentina en el Himalaya dejó al menos 160 muertos y cientos de desaparecidos en la frontera con China. ⚖️ Un juez frena el Cancerbero: el tribu

Meta To Pay $18 Billion & Flash Flood Devastates Nepal | 8.27.26

Meta agrees to pay out $18 billion to states in the biggest tech settlement in history, sudden catastrophic flooding in Nepal sweeps away hundreds of people, including dozens of American tourists, and the Trump administration takes sweeping action on immigrant visas amid a crack down on fraud. Reporting from Megan Basham, Cabot Phillips & Jennie Taer. Get the facts first with Morning Wire.- - -Ep. 3060- - -Wake up with new Morning Wire merch: https://bit.ly/4lIubt3- - -Today's Sponsors:Spring Sleep - Get eXciteOSA at https://springsleep.com/WIRE, and use code WIRE for 20% off. Boll & Branch -

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