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He was deaf for 35 years + Listener Stories kickoff — Twenty Thousand Hertz – The stories behind the world’s most recognizable and interesting sounds.
Art by Jon McCormack https://megaphone.link/TTH9889813714 Last year, we ran three full episodes of listener-produced stories. But one beautiful story was just a little too long for the final cut… and we couldn’t leave it behind. In this episode, sound designer … Continue reading
Every Nutrient Deficiency and Its Effects Explained
[…] Vitamin A – 0:00 Vitamin B1 – 0:39 Vitamin B2 – 1:10 Vitamin B3 – 1:37 Vitamin B6 – 2:05 Vitamin B9 – 2:31 Vitamin B12- 3:02 Vitamin C – 3:40 Vitamin D – 4:12 Vitamin E – 4:57 … Continue reading
Cognitive Ghosts
17 Mar 2026 The Rest Is Science Ever wanted to squish a puppy just because it’s impossibly cute? Or felt absolutely certain you’ve lived this exact moment before? Hannah and Michael explore the bizarre, everyday glitches of the human mind, … Continue reading
We Sleep More Than Hunter-Gatherers – Why Are We So Tired?
Hunter-gatherers slept less than you think. And they didn’t complain about being tired. We’re told we’re living through a sleep epidemic but were our ancestors actually sleeping better than us? The answer might change how you think about your nightly … Continue reading
You Don’t Exist For One Third Of Your Life
Humans have split the atom, we can stream movies from space and are working towards everlasting life. So why in the world are we still spending a third of our lives unconscious? In this episode of The Rest Is Science, … Continue reading