Critically Speaking

12/04/2023

¡AL AIRE!
Amigos, nuestro primer episodio está listo. Aquí te contamos quiénes somos, de dónde venimos y de dónde viene nuestra pasión.

Espera muy pronto nuestro primer debate sobre la TALLA DEL GANADO.

En este episodio, el Ing. Sergio Siller y el Lic. Juan Andrés Martínez, te cuentan cómo llegaron al mundo de la ganadería y el trabajo que realizan actualmente. Aquí entenderás de dónde viene la pasión con la que hablan.
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31/03/2023

02/02/2022

Infertility is on the rise, leading otherwise healthy young couples to seek a form of assisted reproductive technology. But why?

"I'm convinced that a large proportion of the decline we're seeing is due to chemical exposures, man-made chemicals." - Dr Shanna Swan

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fewer-sperm-more-infertility/id1463016517?i=1000549749698

26/01/2022

Our education system is failing in the United States. Dr. Richard Phelps talks with our host, Therese Markow, on today's podcast about what needs to change to help our students succeed. Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2t0I5yqEOdqRF1YON9pAQv?si=6F5BKXlJSz6PfZ2LJG1tNw

20/01/2022

Did you know that when Teri is not busy recording Critically Speaking episodes you might find her snacking on a Kind bar and sipping on Pete's Coffee while reading a good biography? What are you doing to pass the winter blues?

Tell us what you're snacking, sippin' and reading!

19/01/2022

In this culture where dreams and nightmares are such a part of our everyday language, the question becomes, what is dreaming? We all dream, so what does it mean, and how does it impact other areas of our lives, such as our mental health?

Dr. Michael Nadorff dives in deep about your sleep: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/143-the-mental-health-crisis-dreams-and-nightmares/id1463016517?i=1000548322618

17/01/2022

Cold showers or ice baths not doing it for you anymore? Maybe you've considered whole-body cryotherapy. Is this treatment trendy or actually effective? Listen to this week's episode for more.

Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cold-and-colder/id1463016517?i=1000547639288

12/01/2022

Cryotherapy is said to offer health benefits related to a range of medical issues, from Parkinson's to anxiety.

In today's episode, our host chats with you about just how effective this treatment is.

Click here -> https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cold-and-colder/id1463016517?i=1000547639288

10/01/2022

We already know that hormone replacement therapies can contribute to cancer. So why is egg donation so popular? Should donors be worried?

Listen to our episode on egg donation: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5najaqqoG78XFoRLopfcm2?si=0b087ca230684a2c

07/01/2022

Have you looked at the ingredients on your deodorant lately? There has been a lot of recent research into the connection between using deodorant on shaved underams and increased breast cancer risks. Listen to this week's episode for more.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Zy6Yl0oHcTLnYjr7vWpvW?si=fe7a38ebd9ab4171

05/01/2022

Hey ladies: Have you thought about changing your deodorant to an "all-natural" or "aluminum-free" version?

Dr. Kris McGrath talks with us about the relationship between underarm shaving, typical deodorants and breast cancer. Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/breast-cancer-risks-underarm-products/id1463016517?i=1000546980165

04/01/2022

Egg donation has become an increasingly popular and lucrative practice for young women. But are there any long-term risks associated with these procedures?
Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5najaqqoG78XFoRLopfcm2?si=0b087ca230684a2c

01/01/2022

While the placenta is known for being protective, it can also have detrimental effects to the fetus. Dr. Cheryl Rosenfeld shares these fairly recent discoveries of the role of the placenta in this week's episode.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dr-cheryl-rosenfeld-the-placenta-and-the-fetal-brain/id1463016517?i=1000546401172

29/12/2021

The placenta is much more than a protective structure for a fetus during pregnancy.

Dr. Cheryl Rosenfeld talks with us in this week's episode about what recent research has to say about the role of the placenta in fetal origins of adult diseases:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dr-cheryl-rosenfeld-the-placenta-and-the-fetal-brain/id1463016517?i=1000546401172

25/12/2021

Dr. Jon Lieff has been treating head injuries for decades. But head injuries are hard to define, since they are diagnosed through their symptoms. Listen to this week's episode for more.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/critically-speaking/id1463016517

22/12/2021

Just about everyone has bumped their head at some point in their life. But when should a trauma to the head receive more attention?

Dr. Jon Lieff talks with us in this week's episode about signs to watch for: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dr-jon-lieff-consequences-of-head-injuries/id1463016517?i=1000545748416

20/12/2021

Happy Holidays from Critically Speaking! How are you spending this time? Mystic is hoping for some extra love and toys this time of year.

17/12/2021

Women only produce one egg a month naturally. In cases of egg donation, participating women undergo strict hormone regimens to produce dozens of eggs a month, and these women often receive a pretty penny for their donations. But we really don't have a clear idea of the long-term risks associated with this process.

Listen to this week's episode for more: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/egg-donation-long-term-risks/id1463016517?i=1000545023508

15/12/2021

Egg donations are becoming increasingly common in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART). But what are the associated risks for the donors?

Teri walks us through these risks in this week's episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/egg-donation-long-term-risks/id1463016517?i=1000545023508

13/12/2021

For all of you that are new here, you may be wondering: what do I get when I listen to Critically Speaking?

Listeners can expect to hear experts answer questions about a wide range of current issues that relate to the choices people make.

Direct-to-consumer stem cell clinics, the rise in certain diseases, why K-12 education hasn’t lived up to the mark, how people live to be 100, the dark sides of obesity, what constitutes brain death, the contaminants that permeate the air in our homes, and more!

Experts discuss topics in simple, rather than technical terms, so that the information is accessible to listeners.

Start listening today here: https://criticallyspeaking.net

10/12/2021

From Vaccine to - Why do conspiracy theories and disinformation manipulate public thinking?

Dr. Joseph E. Uscinski helps us understand this phenomenon: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/who-believes-in-conspiracy-theories/id1463016517?i=1000544295678

08/12/2021

Why, despite a severe lack of evidence, do some people fervently believe disinformation and conspiracy theories?

Dr. Joseph E. Uscinski, from the Department of Political Science at the University of Miami, shares some insights:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/who-believes-in-conspiracy-theories/id1463016517?i=1000544295678

06/12/2021

Another Ruff Monday.

Mystic wants to know what's YOUR dog's favorite toy?



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03/12/2021

Alzheimer's and dementia are not interchangeable. Dr. Townley tells us in this week's episode the difference between the two, and what are the cutting-edge treatments being used to treat both: https://apple.co/3oc9URC

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01/12/2021

An estimated 6.2 million Americans aged 65+ have . The global estimate: 50 million. Currently, there's no cure for the disease.

Listen to this week's episode, where we chat with Dr. Ryan Townley about innovative treatments being studied at the The University of Kansas: https://apple.co/3oc9URC

29/11/2021

When a cancer starts to spread to other parts of the body, known as mestastis, the cancer is often recategorized to stage IV. But what happens when a cancer metastasizes?

Listen to this week's episode: https://apple.co/3E8XFec

28/11/2021

Cancer is one of the largest health problems in the world, with more than 10 million people dying of it each year. Dr. Ajit Nirmal from Harvard tells us how cancers spread to different parts of the body in this week's episode.

Listen here: https://apple.co/3E8XFec

22/11/2021

One of my favorite things about hosting small dinner parties is preparing the table. With Thanksgiving around the corner here in the U.S., I am plotting what my tablescape will look like this year.

What are some items that are always on your table, year after year? Mashed potatoes? Your grandmother's gravy boat?

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19/11/2021

The pros and cons of added fluoride have led some toothpaste brands to come out with fluoride-free formulas. Where do you stand on the fluoride debate?

Listen to this week's Q&A for more: https://apple.co/3HvkEC9

17/11/2021

The in your (and in some cities, your tap water) is supposed to be good for your teeth, but there have been some cases where increased fluoride has led to issues.

Learn more in this week's Q&A with Teri: https://apple.co/3HvkEC9