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This Deadly Virus Has Been Frozen for 4 Million Years
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Red Fox Repeatedly Visits Banjo Player for a Free Concert
By Claudicet Pena on December 18, 2021 This banjo player’s number one fan is a total fox! Banjo picker Andy Thorn—a talented musician from Boulder, Colorado—is best known for his work with jamgrass band, Leftover Salmon. However, lately he has … Continue reading
Trust your unconscious | Iain McGilchrist and John Cleese on neuroscience and creativity
Part 3 of an exclusive How To Academy talk. Watch part 4 here: https://youtu.be/ef0VOc5XQKg Live on stage, John Cleese and Dr Iain McGilchrist come together to explore the place of imagination in our lives and culture, drawing both comedy, … Continue reading
BBC Radio 4 – You’re Dead To Me, Medieval Christmas
Greg Jenner, Miles Jupp and historian Eleanor Janega explore Christmas in medieval times. Source: BBC Radio 4 – You’re Dead To Me, Medieval Christmas
What Was Life ACTUALLY Like as a Jester in the Middle Ages?
During the medieval period lucky jesters were the ones who were employed by nobles or royalty to perform at court. But he or she wasn’t just an entertainer, they were part of the social fabric of a region, whilst court … Continue reading
Wavelengths
Across the Bay Area, illuminated windows reveal volunteers for Exhale, a hotline for people seeking help in processing their abortion experiences. In the still of night, these volunteers lend an ear to those who need it. Directed by: Jessie Zinn … Continue reading
The best sciences images of 2021 | Nature
Emma Stoye 13 December 2021 A helicopter on Mars, human–monkey embryos, volcanic ash and more. COVID-19 continued to dominate lives in 2021. But the year also produced many stunning science images unrelated to the pandemic. From human–monkey embryos to volcanic … Continue reading
Christmas: Marcus Rashford and Tom Kerridge create £10 dinner | BBC News
The two-meal menu includes a Christmas dinner for six and a Boxing Day dish to use up leftovers Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford has said a £10 menu created by chef Tom Kerridge will help people in need “wake up on … Continue reading
