Panelists: 
Dim
Jon
Andy
 
Talking Points:

Policing reproductive rights
The varying values of human life
The cost of children
Starting a family vs Having a child
Managing Dim through an inevitable existential crisis
Hand to mouth budgeting
Fixing Dim's health woes

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EP187c [Low Hanging Fruit] Google Reviews, Woolies Strikes, Blokes & Ladyboys Of The Night

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Explore Fulani genetics and African pastoral ancestry, uncovering ancient migrations, Sahel pastoralism, and trans-Saharan gene flow shaping genetic diversity.

Revealing Deep Fulani Genetic Roots Amazing Ancestry

Throughout 2024, the city of Ann Arbor celebrated its 200th anniversary with community events, festivals, and art displays that highlighted its rich culture and history. To cap off the celebrations, in December 2024 the EMU Center for Oral History Research invited community members to Skyline High School to share what makes Ann Arbor special. In this interview, Scott King and Andre Andersen talk about moving to and living in Ann Arbor, the things they look forward to outside of UMich Football, and what they believe the AAPD's role to be in the city.

Andre Andersen and Scott King, Interview, 2024

Louisiana redistricting faces legal challenges over racial gerrymandering, threatening Black voting rights and fair representation under the Voting Rights Act. Courts have ruled current maps unconstitutional, but partisan resistance delays reforms, risking diluted Black political power in 2024 elections.

Louisiana Redistricting Threatens Black Vote Future

From O’Neill cylinders to spiral habitats, discover how humanity might build colossal, interconnected cities high above Earth.

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Orbital Arcologies: Mega-Cities in Space (Narration Only)

How many meals do you have time for? Why do sweets make you happy? Does fruit sugar (fructose) need insulin? Why does sugar spike? Are oranges and grapes differently sweet? Has sugar always been a transnational commodity? How did Europe get sugar? How did the first sweet shops come up? How did we end up milking animals? Is time the fourth factor in nutrition? Are apples autochthonously sweet? Do sweet making techniques travel easily? What travels first – people or food? What does grinding do to grains? Where do you get your samosas and croissants? Does your tea have blood in it? Is your diet carbohydrate heavy? Might you crave ‘more’ food if you consume less sweets? What has the relatively recent non-seasonal abundance done to human bodies? Have our metabolic systems evolved to fight abundance as well as scarcity? Do all blood pressure patients need to restrict salt? How important is the sensation of sweetness? What exactly do sugar-free sweets do? What is monk fruit’s future? Is greater industrialization of our food systems inevitable? &, would sweets continue to embody the spirit of indulgence (& excess) in the future? SynTalk thinks about these & more questions using ideas from endocrinology (Dr. Hemraj B. Chandalia, Jaslok Hospital, Mumbai), culinary anthropology (Dr. Kurush F. Dalal, Gyaan Factory, Mumbai) & sociology (Dr. Ishita Dey, South Asian University (SAU), New Delhi). Listen in...

#TEST (The Entangled Sweet Tooth) --- SynTalk

Barbados is experiencing longer lifespans and fewer births—but what does this mean for our jobs, pensions, healthcare, and the very fabric of society?

Hear insights from Professor Dwayne Devonish, Chief Labour Officer Wayne Sobers, and BARP President Marilyn Rice-Bowen as they unpack the challenges and opportunities ahead.

INSIDER'S REPORT | WE ARE LIVING LONGER | THE EFFECTS OF A DEMOGRAPHIC REVOLUTION

Baby, Baby

This episode launches Season 5 of Global Health Matters, which will explore the future of global health. In a time of turbulence, transition and transformation, we need diverse voices to help shape what comes next. In this episode, hosttwitter.com/GarryAslanyan speaks with two thought leaders: Paola Abril Campos Rivera, Research Professor of health policy at Tecnológico de Monterrey in Mexico, and Catherine Kyobutungi, Executive Director of the African Population and Health Research Center in Kenya. Together, they explore how global health is being reshaped amid shifting geopolitics, declining aid and the rapid rise of new technologies.

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Every now and then, TDLS hosts a one on one with an individual who has lived a specific experience or from a certain field that brings insight, merit or education.

Main host: Dim

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