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The cause of climate change in South Asia

Psychologische Gespräche über Games und Spielkultur. Warum haben wir Spaß an digitalen Spielen? Wann werfen wir den Controller in die Ecke und wann bleiben wir am Ball? Und wie kommt es überhaupt, dass wir spielen? Die Psycholog*innen Dr. Benjamin Strobel, Nicolas Hoberg und Jessica Kathmann suchen gemeinsam nach Antworten.

Dive into deep conversations with seasoned and up and coming researchers on new directions in online participatory visual methods. Each episode is packed with fresh ideas, practical tips, and ethical considerations to help you plan, create, and exhibit your arts-based projects. This podcast is inspired by a CIHR-funded research project that gathered experiences of health researchers conducting photovoice, digital storytelling, and cell-philm projects online with diverse communities. It is produced in partnership between the Centre for Community Based Research and Trillium Health Partners.

The podcast where scientists review movies about prehistoric people.

Explore the unusual and unexpected science behind your favourite TV shows, with Karen Collins and Emma Brisdion. From the forensic pathology in Silent Witness to the science of attraction that underpins Love Island, it's surprising how much our telly choices can teach us about the world. smallscreenscience.co.uk (http://Www.smallscreenscience.co.uk)

This is a collection of calls about cars, animals, and the mysterious, often hilarious times when they meet. It leads Tom and Ray down a familiar path of wild speculation, occasionally brilliant suggestions, and lots of laughs. This is a must-have for anyone who loves animals, particularly the two that host Car Talk.