That was the backdrop for eight episodes in which Pinheiro will be featured come Spring He was first alerted to the plan after an Oberlin College colleague recommended him for the docuseries.
After exchanging a few phone calls and nailing down the logistics and legal paperwork between Furman and Curiosity Stream, it was a matter of meeting face-to-face, or better, face-to-camera.
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After a few episodes in, you'll begin to realise that although it feels like we're in truly uncharted technology, there is usually an antecedent to the situations tech companies end up in today, and getting your brain out of the latest headlines can reveal much about where you can expect firms to head in the future.
In-depth discussions of important topics that aren't in the headlines. Every week, Answer me This! The scope of the show is huge and you can expect to hear stories about science, politics and culture dissected and vociferously debated. If you're bored of the same old headlines about Trump and Brexit, The Week Unwrapped is the perfect podcast to peek behind the news agenda and sink your teeth into something a little more substantial. Guests include Sue Unerman on gender inequality in the workplace, Rob Briner on evidence-based management and Cal Newport on digital minimalism.
Analysis of national security and global events from real experts in defence policy. Politically-inclined podcasts in the UK and US are so often obsessed with the insular admittedly juicy goings-on of Westminster and Washington. Bombshell has a bit of that but the chat is much more obsessed with national security and whatever the international crisis is that fortnight — the Middle East, Venezuela, US trade with China — as it's twice monthly.
As a bonus treat, there's in-the-know special guests and delightful pop culture asides too. Documentary series about one of the largest serial sexual abuse cases in U. Believed from NPR tells the horrific story of Larry Nassar, the US Olympic gymnastics doctor got away with sexually abusing hundreds of young girls over several decades under the cover of "medical" procedures.
The series forensically details how he got away with his crimes, playing on the trust in him that led many parents not to believe their children when they accused him, and the institutional failures that led him to evade numerous investigations.
The content is heavy with North American stories — that is, Trump-related news — but it is delivered so neatly that you are sure to laugh along. Particularly recommended if you are into rants and impressions. Everything around us in the non-natural world has been designed and shaped by human beings. As an added bonus, host Roman Mars has one of the smoothest voices in podcasting. The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds is the most fun you will ever have during a history lesson.
Every week, Anthony reads a story from American history to Reynolds who has no idea what the topic is going to be about. This power dynamic puts Reynolds in the place of the listener, and the ensuing reactions are hilariously relatable — with just the right amount of mockery. The hosts make this podcast genuinely funny, whilst successfully teaching you about some seriously interesting topics, from the Radium Girls who rotted away, the history of Opium in the US and a shrewd look at Uber.
The Tip Off asks journalists to explain how they got the leads for their biggest stories. This weekly podcast gives a satisfyingly dramatic look at the detective work behind journalism.
There will be car chases, slammed doors, terrorist cells, meetings in dimly lit bars and close shaves with despotic regimes. However, while all of these are worth a listen, what you really stay for is the episode on the Panama Papers. Hosted by investigative journalist Maeve McClenaghan, she asks the journalists who led the investigation how they managed to keep the biggest data leak in history a secret for so long. The incredible story of a Nasa experiment testing what life on Mars would be like.
In January , Nasa placed six people inside a dome at the base of at the summit of a Hawaiian volcano. And then the space agency left them there. For an entire year. The Habitat follows six imitation astronauts taking part in an experiment designed to test how real astronauts would survive in cramped quarters during a long and lonely mission to Mars.
The result is a striking documentary series that's part Big Brother and part The Martian , told through interviews and audio diaries. For those not familiar, Azhar is a former technology entrepreneur and journalist with a serious interest in exponential technologies — those, like AI, that are rapidly developing and changing business, political economy and society.
This podcast will take you down some of the strangest online rabbit holes that you never knew existed. Whether it's exploring why mysterious Amazon packages keep getting sent to random addresses or finding out who is really behind those annoying call centre scams, Reply All is an investigative podcast about things you see on the internet but usually dismiss in an instant. Host Guy Raz speaks to a different entrepreneur in each episode, and has them recount how they built their business.
Funny and honest, Ctrl Alt Delete brings a much needed female perspective to the internet. As the former social media editor of British Glamour, Emma Gannon draws on her own experiences online to discusses the world of work and existing online with her high profile guests. If you are worried about how employable you will be in five years, worry not. From dealing with trolls to baring your soul on social media, this series has never been more relevant for emerging women in the workplace.
Each week, researchers from the TV show QI gather around a microphone and share discoveries from that week. True to the show's name, the topics are usually quite interesting. From getting ants drunk to whether humans are magnetic, listen in to swot up on the most niche facts that the brains behind QI have to offer. Search Events Jobs Consulting.
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