Unfictional producer Bob Carlson watches his two KCRWs Bob Carlson talks to some of Deirdre ODonoghues friends and gets further inside her world away from the microphone. So I saw this ad on campus and it said somebody to work in a sleep lab. 175 miles an hour. A new topic or a new idea. In this season of Unfictional, Stories of Transformation, and the ways in which the world and all of us have fundamentally changed since the pandemic began. Meanwhile, a subculture ascends, one reporter explores Olvera Street, and another finds an old notebook filled with memories from his time in a cabin. I don't remember it, but I'm sure that that was the starting point because it was in that journal that David ran across a research paper by two vets, Wayne Whitney and Cheryl Melikhov, who worked in the Midtown Veterinary Hospital. She was the first to ever try in June when she was pulled out of that barrel. This hour, Radiolab dives into stories of great falls. No, of course, we love our cats now, we don't do that to our cats anymore, but when we went to visit ambacher, the veterinary hospital, we were asking her about the Falling Cats research paper, which was called the Feline Hyrule Feline, a high rise syndrome. This is David Eagleman. What happened was the events seemed to take a very long time, I thought about whether I had time to grab for the edge of the roof and I realized it was too late for that. I'm doing the math to see how many that is in a week of days. I'm glad to see what would happen when they would defenestrate these cats. I calculated that later there'll be one 1000 in this whole experience, left David Eagleman with a question that he could not get out of his mind. Oh, my God. Can't remember how I came across this podcast but so glad I did. And he's got to go. You know, she was interesting, like, oh, does this work? I'm not sure what it means. And I realized years later that every time we ran into each other, he has no idea that those were me. OK, we're going to try now to eighty milliseconds OK to eighty go went down to tumble. But according to David, it's actually not as much of a shame as you would think. No life or death moment in that instant, our memories go wide open because that's what memory is for, it's for when everything hits the fan, you want to write it down and remember it. The extraordinary stories of ordinary life. Well, say you're living on the 30th floor of a building and it's summertime. There's the same thing. You hit an equilibrium between the pull of gravity and wind resistance. Ftbol Confidential looks at the legendary LA city league soccer team formed over beers in a Santa Monica pub by British expatriates. And the other one would say, oh, I love that book. It's something more interesting than that, because here's the thing. We are all formed in part by our familial collections of secrets, intrigues, and myths. Course Hero is not sponsored or endorsed by any college or university. I like saying that. Your name:Date: Title of podcast: What was the topic/main idea of the podcast? Yeah. Unbelievably true stories of chance encounters that changed the world. Grandmothers who were secretly jewel smugglers, uncles who led double lives, siblings who vanished without a trace, and other ghostly characters who cast shadows over our lives in ways that might not be immediately obvious. No cat should ever jump out of a window. Yeah, it was it in Philly was in Philly on Sansom Street, a year and a half goes by. Right now you running now something that happens in let's say multiple sclerosis and maybe also when you get old, says David, is that the timing starts to change because there's damage to the sheathing around the nerves and that slows down certain signals. What ensues is a genuinely improvised and authentic conversation filled with laughter and newfound knowledge to feed the SmartLess mind. I like it, though. I'm Robert Krulwich by this John Murray Radio Lab is produced by Jad Abumrad and Tim Howard. All right. Someone else had to learn to live with hardship and found their true identity along the way, all while living in two worlds. Welcome to it! In El Pueblo, producer Mike Schilitt explores the surprising history of Olvera Street an idealized fantasy of Mexico created in downtown Los Angeles that has supported generations of Agelenos. I didn't know that. The Heart is an audio art project and podcast about intimacy and humanity. That's right. Forty two floors in the cat walked away were forty two. Yeah, I guess so. Headed to the falls, by the way, what day we're talking about. It was just like I was at the bottom of a well, sitting and stewing. Maycock. And there was one cat that fell 32 stories and the cat had a little bit of sort of thoracic bruising and a chip tooth and that was it. Yeah, a fellow named Charles Blondin, famous French wirewalker and a Canadian guy who called himself the Great Ferrini. Oh, my God. Established in September 2016, Unfound is a missing persons program concentrated on interviewing family, friends, and reporters who are closest to the cases. And but that kind of explanation didn't really satisfy. I enjoyed both seasons of the podcast, and listened often. She had traveled all over the world. Each story takes on something essential about California -- its progressiveness, its reputation as a home for dreamers and schemers, its heartbreaking inequality, its varied and diverse communities, its unique combination of dense cities and wild places -- and each season breaks it down into multiple 20-40 minute episodes that will be released sequentially. Nick has a lot of dating experience (on TV as The Bachelor and off), so he likes to think he knows what he's talking about. Who was that person to you? . Hi, it's Lulu calling with the credit. You can find vendors with mobile carts and food trucks on street corners, outside concert venues, and sporting events selling hot dogs, tacos, burritos, churros, fruit, t-shirts, souvenirs, and just about anything else you can imagine. May 26, 2022 When Aric Allen was 21, he lived in a desolate mountain cabin for 10 weeks. It's like a 15 story building that we're having, like, oh, yeah, this is just halfway. So that's your cruising speed as your cruising speed. Standards: identifying and using valid and relevant claims; speaking and listening skills; counterargument. We're we're not writing down most of what's passing through our system. We hope you subscribe and join The Viall Files Family. And out of those twenty two, only one died to twenty one cats survived from eight. A secret road to a California paradise. And the pin falls because it's following a contour in that curved space time environment. And again, eye contact, we would talk and be connected with the eyes. Yes. Come back. Are you ready to skydive? Yeah. What do you mean? There. Well, actually, I have a random one for you guys about falling. You have to send signals all the way out to the toes and all the way back. Yeah. As the cat starts to fall, he's all disoriented and almost immediately, probably within the first six feet, the cat's brain says, OK, turn your front half over now, bring your back legs around. Before we do, though, I know that we have a podcast. Nice one is falling apart. He said you were lacking a core. 1,283 views; 17 Sep 2020; There are so many ways to fallin love, asleep, even flat on your face. And the legend goes that Albert Einstein was walking around one day and he found himself imagining a person riding in an elevator. Everybody's experience it it's it's you're still semi-conscious. Imperfect Paradise is a longform narrative podcast showcasing California stories with universal significance. That's a bad situation to be in. This is April. And not long after, Annie was on a train with her barrel. It's a it's a shame we can all agree about that. Oh, my God, that's the moment where the parachute opens. And I had two friends who were in love. So they embark on this relationship, which, you know, has its quirks, right? Where do you do that? Yes, it's good. Extension: the podcast connects to the present with a quote from Trump about taking down Washington's and Jefferson's monuments since Confederate monuments are coming down as well. Well, this is a very difficult concept. You're listening to Radiolab Radio from WNYC. Really nervous right now. Its a lighthearted nightmare in here, weirdos! One of last year's most acclaimed podcasts, Dolly Parton's America became a favorite of culture critics longing for creative ways to explore the fracturing of America's psyche following the . By then I had already fell. 2. You fall forward slightly. Copyright 2023 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Its UnFictional, hosted by Bob Carlson. He's an author, author of Defying Gravity original title Falling How Our Greatest Fear Became Our Greatest Thrill A History. Transcription Convert your audio to text. They'll make sure their first drop is like a foot or six inches even then, and a big yellow and red signs all over it. This is Radio Lab, and today, today, we're falling in many different flavors and we're at number three. November 18, 2022 Two Mexican-American fans talk about rooting for more than one hometown team in Los Angeles and in Mexico. That's almost a rain of cats. One mans treasure is another mans Olympic gold medal. And what is that? A film version is currently in production. She stepped out of the barrel and she didn't look right. But finally he did. Feel like my heart's in my throat. But get it right now you're a walker right. You just had the inside on your own. Should cats everywhere go to the forty second floor before jumping out of the window? Is there an F word you could use features? Basically, if you love This American Life then subscribe to this . She's in the barrel, getting hurled down the river, tossed and turned my brain tall. April 28, 2022 In the U.S., nisha venkat feels safe and relieved to identify as queer and non-binary. I don't see anything between the table and your pen. That's he was here before, I guess far too loudly was here. No one. It was field house girl. He walked us 17 steps and I just made the last BBC did it. So all of it goes right to your hard drive that clouds the feeling of the air. 3. Meanwhile, a subculture ascends, one reporter explores Olvera Street, and another finds an old notebook filled with memories from his time in a cabin. You could listen to the Unfictional podcast as a class or have kids plug in their devices to listen individually. In this season of Unfictional, Stories of Transformation, and the ways in which the world and all of us have fundamentally changed since the pandemic began. It's of electricity racing from brain to foot and foot back to bring. In February of what year did the Cessna airplane at the center of this story crash? But back when he was a kid, how old were you? Current and classic episodes, featuring compelling true-crime mysteries, powerful documentaries and in-depth investigations. But there's a difference between being able to predict what will happen and be able to explain why it happens. And you reach a point where and then call the tidal forces tides on your body. This was nineteen oh one. They're sort of like particles that just kept colliding in the lobby of the dorm on the sidewalk. And wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Over the last couple of years, it feels like everyone has been through the transmogrifier in one way or another. Then, discuss the program or use the materials I built to add more structure and rigor to the lesson. On Wednesdays, Nick sits down with an inspiring guest who challenges the way he looks at the world. What happened to him, though? You get down at work at five, you go home, get there about six apartments, hot and stuffy, and you open up those windows. Radio Diaries is a proud member of Radiotopia, from PRX. So there were some moments where she wondered if she should yeah, like sometimes she'd walk by Simon on the path, look up and smile and he'd stop me. And I got fascinated by these giant jerks at the beginning of sleep. I am alive. Great. And we went on all of the scariest roller coasters. It's just computationally difficult. Yes. Ancestress the worst d o jatt. It's a one way trip, OK? Is that the way it felt? Yeah, yeah. And falling is number one or number two most common theme. It's a Radiolab dot org. So there is comfort in that. This is David here. Well, the first thing I did, I took my entire laboratory to Astral World, which is the amusement park here in Houston. tvrod , 11/01/2022. One man watched his children suddenly turn into grown-ups, while another upended every part of his life. He said, if you imagine the universe as a vast rubber mat, a rubber mat held really, really taut, let's just take a wider and let's take the earth and just plop it on to the mat. Well, this is a love story and in some ways it's a very typical love story. And I said, What is that? And it's controlling this huge amount of machinery. Yeah, there is there is cosmic justice. All right. And they're surprisingly slow in the brain. No holds barred. And in other ways, it's just not yet. Oh, my God. She's says not so bad, which is weird. There's a little piece of my brain that's missing. Their sizes are different. The new season of UnFictional is right around the corner. And who wouldn't be? No, no. Our father is Neil deGrasse Tyson. April 14, 2022 Imagine entering a giant machine that sucks you in one end, and spits you out the other side as something completely different. I people falling right through the center. The summer before the crash Ollestad and his father were in Mexico. This Vox podcast explores scientific mysteries, unanswered questions, and all the things we learn by diving into the unknown. Ten seconds. Yeah. One man watched his children suddenly turn into grown-ups, while another upended every part of his life. Signup to sync subscriptions across devices. And she was broke. And there's a moment where it feels like I let go and allow myself to feel it totally. The version I know is that he was actually sitting at his desk looking out the window and was imagining window washers falling sort of from their scaffolding, but at the same same exact idea. Will the asteroid come? This is something even Albert Einstein himself couldn't quite figure out, he was struggling to understand how the force of gravity works, and it was a big, big puzzle. But what happens is that stretch continues beyond comfort levels. They take her out to the middle of the river. You're attached to something which is about to be severed and you will fall totally free into the void, unable to see what's about to happen to you, presuming a net. The only survivor was an 11-year-old boy named Norman Ollestad. In this episode, stories of the transmogrified. In February of 1979, a small plane crashed onto an icy slope high in the San Gabriel mountains, ultimately leaving three people dead. You don't speed up anymore. So the space that you occupy up here is larger than a space you occupied down here. When you start to feel kind of dreamy, you start to feel this loosening of your thoughts, loosening of of your reality. One man watched his children suddenly turn into grown-ups, while another upended every part of his life. If I passed you in the street, I can't swear that I've ever seen you before. Download . So it is so. And Annie shows up, waving to the crowd, wearing a very fancy Victorian dress and a hat with ostrich feathers. Oh, poor. In February of what year did the Cessna airplane at the center of this story crash? UnFictional Falling 9 years ago 28:30 Subscribe Play Share Play Later Like MP3 Episode home The story of an 11-year-old boy, the only survivor of a plane crash, who has to make his way down a mountain to find rescue. And he is floating, OK. That's amazing. What does that mean? It's actually haunting to me to hear that. It must have. When Aric Allen was 21, he lived in a desolate mountain cabin for 10 weeks. Yeah, we wanted to ask him really one of the most basic questions you could ask a physicist, why do we fall? Well, one of the things I study is how the brain sends out signals to the whole body and how these signals come back, because the strange part is the brain is situated all the way at one end of the body, all the way at the top end. And my father told me not to go climbing around on the house under construction. Yeah, it does, because it feels out of control. So, for example, I just recently interviewed a gentleman who had been in a motorcycle accident, and as his helmet was bouncing along off the asphalt, he was composing a little song to the rhythm of his helmet bouncing. It could be a cocktail. These print-and-teach worksheets also include sub plan instructions, in case you need someone else to run the show. Unbelievably true stories of chance encounters that changed everything. And really they were just avoiding the big trick. Right answer if they'd had a stopwatch just under three seconds. OK, so I want you to imagine this you're up in the sky, you are facing the clouds, not the ground. In other words, no one could really explain to him why these things happen. Each story takes on something essential about California -- its progressiveness, its reputation as a home for dreamers and schemers, its heartbreaking inequality, its varied and diverse communities, its unique combination of dense cities and wild places -- and each season breaks it down into multiple 20-40 minute episodes that will be released sequentially. You were walking wusses, Niagara Falls is one of the great forces of nature, every second 600000 gallons fall over the edge, pound rocks below with such a fury that you can hear it five miles away. But anyway, we're going to stick with the elevators. And so what happens is the brain is very puts a lot of effort into making sure that it knows exactly the timing of sending signals out and when it's getting signals back. I started wondering what happened falling. It's very hellish. And off she goes to the brink. She had run a dancing school. The day LA and smog first met. Come back. They discuss all things pop culture, sex, and feelings. And so this idea that he didn't recognize me didn't seem so as important as the present moment, it it just kept getting better.
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