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I asked Michelin chefs how they cook ramen
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Ted Chiang interview: life is more than an engineering problem
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Laufey discusses her surprising path to fame – and how much of her personal life she is willing to put into her music
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Kenshi - Meet the makers
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No food, no water, and a broken leg – how American journalist Alec Luhn survived a harrowing week in the Norwegian wild
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Social media probably can’t be fixed
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Chappell Roan says her second album ‘doesn’t exist yet’: ‘It’s probably going to take at least five’ years
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The mystery of Winston Churchill's dead platypus was unsolved - until now
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Ncuti Gatwa on leaving ‘Doctor Who’: ‘It takes a lot out of you — physically, emotionally, mentally’
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Inside NPR's Tiny Desk Concert | Set tour
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Interview with Google's Android leader Sameer Samat
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‘It’s too late’: David Suzuki says the fight against climate change is lost
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Patrick Smith sits down with pop-powerhouse Sigrid
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The story behind this perfectly normal photo. Today we dive into yet another surprisingly convoluted online rabbit hole; the case of the Cooper Family Falling Body Photo and its elusive creator.
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How games are made: Sound design
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Johnny Depp says he has “no regrets” about Amber Heard trial and was a “crash test dummy for #MeToo”
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Curated realities: An AI film festival and the future of human expression
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‘Weird Al’ Yankovic interview about tour dates, creative freedom and music
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Yung Lean on the turbulent years – a psychosis, a schizophrenia diagnosis, and twelve years later, he is now back home in Stockholm
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Interview between Paul Krugman and Ada Palmer
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Eight years ago, IO Interactive was bleeding money. Now it's one of the biggest privately owned video game companies in the world.
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Wong Kar Wai on In the Mood for Love at 25 – a new interview: “Can an algorithm understand the weight of a glance between two people?”
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Black paint on wind turbines sharply reduces bird death but there are issues
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Interview with Let's Play creator Leeanne "Mongie" Krecic
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Behind the curtain: A white-collar bloodbath
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In 1978, Arthur C. Clarke predicted the rise of AI and wondered what would happen to humanity
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First of Kind, Season 1 (intimate conversations with design pioneers)
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Why did the UK government nationalise this pub?
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Paramount offers millions to US President Donald Trump to end $20B ‘60 Minutes’ suit and let Skydance merger go through
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Very Important People - Hayes Steele
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Ludwig Göransson joins Zane Lowe to talk about scoring the Sinners soundtrack and discovering his passion for music
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How data travels in F1
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Hudson's Bay Company | Bankrupt
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Painting with math | Inigo Quilez
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Two-time French Open finalist Casper Ruud on how seeking support after burnout has helped him move forward with his career
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First/Last Party On Earth - Four Tet (2020)
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I went down a rabbit hole trying to recycle all my tech waste
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As Tom Cruise brings ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ to Cannes, all five franchise directors look back at the wild ride
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Kathryn Hahn & Patti LuPone | Good Hang with Amy Poehler
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How to salvage a transit project
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Peter Gabriel on synthesizers as a "dream machine" (1983)
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Running the first 100km of the oldest river in the world to see what all the fuss is about. Unlike rivers affected by local populations of people, the Finke is affected by those who don’t live there.
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Roku says its ads aren’t meant to be ‘interruptive’ after controversial test
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The disturbing history of Dr. Oetker's success. What started as a small pharmacy in Bielefeld, Germany, grew into a food empire that aligned with Adolf Hitler’s regime and profited from the war.
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Torben Alstrup-Nielsen is a bus driver at the age of 83 – with too few younger workers in Denmark, fit senior citizens like him are in high demand to fill the labour gap | Focus on Europe
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Tokyo Game Life: Moai in Japanese games (podcast)
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Taking stablecoins seriously, with Haseeb Qureshi
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Tone Glow 006: Eric Andersen, Crying Places
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Fascinating 1988 interview with "neuter" Toby I stumbled on
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