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Something You Should Know

Mike Carruthers | OmniCast Media
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Sometimes all it takes is one little fact or one little piece of wisdom to change your life forever. That's the purpose and the hope of "Something You Should Know." In each episode, host Mike Carruthers interviews top experts in their field to bring you fascinating information and advice to help you save time and money, advance in your career, become wealthy, improve your relationships and help yo... more

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Walk into a meeting room, classroom, or even your own living room, and chances are you’ll sit in the same spot you’ve chosen before. And if someone else is sitting there, it feels all wrong. But why? It’s a small behavior that reveals something surpr... more

What does it really mean to be happy? Even the happiest people aren’t happy all the time. Maybe happiness isn’t a constant emotion at all — maybe it’s a philosophy. A way of living. A sense of meaning shaped by what you do and who you do it for.

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Fresh flowers brighten any room — but they fade fast. You’ve probably heard all kinds of tricks to keep them alive longer: flower food packets, aspirin, sugar, even pennies in the vase. But there is one surprisingly simple additive that appears to wo... more

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Recent Guests

Helen Veit
Award-winning historian and associate professor of history at Michigan State University
Michigan State University
Episode: The Serious Problem of Picky Eaters & Will AI Make Us Dumber?
Zack Kass
Early employee at OpenAI and an expert in artificial intelligence
OpenAI
Episode: The Serious Problem of Picky Eaters & Will AI Make Us Dumber?
Edward Hallowell
A psychiatrist and author known for his work on ADHD and social connections.
Episode: Bonus: SYSK TRENDING – The Crisis of Loneliness and How to Fix It
Brad Beeler
A communication expert and author
Author of 'Tell Me Everything, A Secret Service Agent's Proven Strategies for Earning Trust, Revealing the Truth and Communicating with Anyone'
Episode: Secret Service Communication Skills & Designing a Meaningful Life
Bill Burnett
The executive director of the Stanford Life Design Lab and co-author of the book 'How to Live a Meaningful Life'
Stanford Life Design Lab
Episode: Secret Service Communication Skills & Designing a Meaningful Life
Dr. Jud Brewer
Professor at Brown University School of Public Health and author of The Hunger Habit.
Brown University
Episode: How to Stop Fighting With Food & The Science of Making Predictions - SYSK Choice
Kit Yates
Senior lecturer of mathematical science and author of How to Expect the Unexpected.
Episode: How to Stop Fighting With Food & The Science of Making Predictions - SYSK Choice
Eric Zse
Author of The Art of the Constructive Complaint
Episode: How Eyeglasses Changed the World & The Art of Effective Complaining
David King Dunaway
Professor of English and author of A Four-Eyed World
University of New Mexico and University of São Paulo
Episode: How Eyeglasses Changed the World & The Art of Effective Complaining

Host

Mike Carruthers
Host of the podcast, engaging listeners with insightful questions and a focus on practical knowledge.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 6.2k ratings
  • A lot of other show advertising on here

    Don’t like the other shows that advertise there’s a lot of that on here

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    AmazingONE4good
    United Statesa month ago
  • Always makes you wondering….

    Every episode brings something new. It’s not repetitive, always informative, and genuinely makes you think. One of the few podcasts where I feel like I’m learning something every time I listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fritz1794
    United Statesa month ago
  • Something Stuff

    The something versus stuff debate in this comment section is hilarious.

    in case you didn’t know….there are 1 billion podcast out there and both of these are valid and good

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    grantgreenblue
    United Statesa month ago
  • One of my favorite podcasts!

    Mike selects interesting subjects and is a great interviewer. Soothing voices, not shrill, very important!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kdo55
    United States2 months ago
  • How the moon transformed the Earth

    I can’t believe I set through as much of this tale as long as I did. Mike I normally enjoy your guest and material but I feel this one left at least me scratching my head.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Cuzkimo
    United States2 months ago

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The host, Mike Carruthers, is noted for his engaging interviewing style and his ability to ask thought-provoking questions.
Some listeners express concern regarding the frequent advertisements, indicating they can be a distraction from the content.
Many find the short segments provide useful, actionable advice that enhances their daily lives.
Listeners appreciate the insightful content and the variety of topics covered, which are both informative and entertaining.

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How Eyeglasses Changed the World & The Art of Effective Complaining
Q: What makes a complaint effective?
An effective complaint is courteous, explains the specific shortfall, and suggests a resolution, making the other party lean in.
How Eyeglasses Changed the World & The Art of Effective Complaining
Q: Why do people perceive glasses as unattractive?
Historically, there were stereotypes associating glasses with being socially awkward or defective, especially for women.
How Eyeglasses Changed the World & The Art of Effective Complaining
Q: When did people start purchasing glasses from eye doctors?
The vision correction industry began to take off in the 18th and 19th centuries with more regularized training for optometrists and opticians.
How Eyeglasses Changed the World & The Art of Effective Complaining
Q: How did the invention of eyeglasses start?
Eyeglasses started with lenses for magnification, evolving to hold two magnifiers for binocular vision in Italy around 1286.
Secret Service Communication Skills & Designing a Meaningful Life
Q: How do you spot a scammer using body language?
Look for inconsistencies in multiple interactions and be cautious of people trying to rush decisions.

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2. TED Radio Hour
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4. Freakonomics Radio
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1. Helen Veit
2. Zack Kass
3. Edward Hallowell
4. Brad Beeler
5. Bill Burnett
6. Dr. Jud Brewer
7. Kit Yates
8. Eric Zse

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