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Curious by Nature

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Welcome to Curious by Nature, presented by Newswise—the podcast for curious people. In each episode, listeners can travel briefly into the fascinating world that comes with years of dedication to one field of study. Be inspired by the many amazing things that are going on right now, some may have a major effect on our lives. Enjoy this concentrated knowledge from experts. We hope you can take insp... more

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Every January, we promise ourselves this will be the year we finally change. Better habits, bigger goals, stronger willpower. And yet, by February, most of those resolutions are already gone. So what’s really going on?

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For more than 30 years, U.S. veterans of the first Gulf War have reported persistent, unexplained symptoms of fatigue, cognitive problems, vertigo, and chronic pain, without a clear medical cause. Early theories fell short of solving the mystery, but... more

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E.J. Masicampo
Associate professor of psychology at Wake Forest University
Wake Forest University
Episode: Dr. E.J. Masicampo - The #1 Mistake People Make With New Year’s Resolutions
Robert Haley
MD at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, researcher on Gulf War illness for 30 years
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Episode: Dr. Robert Haley - How a Researcher Discovered the Cause of Gulf War Illness
Dr. Jessica Troilo
An associate professor in child development and family studies and an associate dean for research and faculty affairs in the College of Applied Human Sciences at West Virginia University.
West Virginia University
Episode: Dr. Jessica Troilo - How to Survive and Enjoy Family Gatherings This Holiday Season
Dr. Cory Haltman
Assistant Professor of Marketing at Indiana University at the Kelley School of Business.
Indiana University
Episode: Dr. Cory Haltman - How Much Do People Dislike a Late Gift?
Pooja Budhiraja
Transplant Nephrologist and Living Donor Medical Director
Mayo Clinic in Arizona
Episode: Dr. Pooja Budhiraja - How Generosity Can Save Lives
Claire Raphael
Interventional cardiologist at Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic
Episode: Dr. Claire Raphael - The Hidden Reason for Heart Attacks in Younger Women
Christopher Roos
Professor of Anthropology and Earth Sciences at Southern Methodist University
Southern Methodist University
Episode: Dr. Christopher Roos - Tree Rings Can Teach Us About Forest Fire Reduction
Phoebe Hughes
Lecturer in musicology at Binghamton University and author of 'Cranking Up Taylor Swift, Her Musical Journey in 11 Songs'
Binghamton University
Episode: (RE-RELEASE) Dr. Phoebe Hughes - What Taylor Swift’s Music Really Tells Us
Dr. Bruce Weinberg
Professor of economics and public affairs
The Ohio State University
Episode: Professor Bruce Weinberg - Breakthroughs Are Old Ideas Made New

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Jessica Johnson
Host of Curious by Nature.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 441 ratings
  • Great!!

    A thoughtful and engaging podcast that makes complex topics easy to understand. Great guests, meaningful conversations, and always something new to learn!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nathalie Baguio
    Philippines7 months ago
  • Love this!

    I love these episodes. It’s great to hear about the fascinating work each of these researchers are doing. Science is so important! Curiosity is the key to it all.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    agapap1019
    United States7 months ago
  • Smart, Inspiring, and Full of Fresh Ideas

    Curious by Nature is a great podcast if you love learning new things—especially about science, people, and the world around us. You’ll hear from experts who share how science connects to everyday life and how we can all play a part in making the world a better place. It’s thoughtful, inspiring, and always leaves you with something new to take away.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MRLSHNTS
    Philippines7 months ago

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Great to hear about the fascinating work researchers are doing. Science is so important! Curiosity is key.
A thoughtful and engaging podcast that makes complex topics easy to understand with great guests and meaningful conversations.
Curious by Nature is great if you love learning new things about science and the world, providing thoughtful and inspiring insights.

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Dr. Robert Haley - How a Researcher Discovered the Cause of Gulf War Illness
Q: How did damaged mitochondria explain symptoms like brain fog, fatigue, and chronic pain?
Haley explains that mitochondrial dysfunction leads to low energy production, causing fatigue and muscle problems for veterans.
Dr. Robert Haley - How a Researcher Discovered the Cause of Gulf War Illness
Q: What could be a potential reason? What could be upstream?
Haley discusses the concept of epigenetics and how environmental exposures may lead to changes in gene function affecting mitochondrial health.
Dr. Robert Haley - How a Researcher Discovered the Cause of Gulf War Illness
Q: What does it mean when the creatine level is high in the brain?
A high creatine level suggests that the brain is trying to compensate for low energy levels, indicative of mitochondrial dysfunction.
Dr. Robert Haley - How a Researcher Discovered the Cause of Gulf War Illness
Q: Can you tell me more about this particular study that was published in scientific reports?
Haley explains the context of Gulf War conflict and the subsequent discovery of symptoms in veterans.
Interview with Roger Johnson, Founder of Newswise
Q: What do you think about the future of journalism?
Journalism faces challenges from oligarchs and a lack of support, and how society will sustain it is uncertain.

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This series offers an insightful exploration of various dedicated fields of study, bridging the gap between expert knowledge and everyday curiosity. Each episode features discussions with leading professionals from sectors such as healthcare, education, and philosophy, highlighting important topics like organ donation, mental health in sports, cultural practices, and scientific breakthroughs. Key guests, including professors, medical experts, and researchers, share their passion and findings in a manner that makes complex subjects accessible and engaging to a broad audience. The podcast not only informs but also inspires listeners to appreciate the wonders of the world through the lens of academic dedication and innovative practices.

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7. Christopher Roos
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