Los mejores podcasts de Quirks (2025)

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Don’t Mind Being Kind | LQ040 31:22

21h ago31:22

31:22

Hey love bugs! Ready for another slice of that love space CAKE? Today, we’re layering on the “K”—kindfulness! We’re diving into how being present, open, empathetic, and generous can sweeten your relationship and bring you closer to that dream “love space” we’ve been building for 2025. Whether it’s putting down your phone when your partner walks in …

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Baby Update: She's Coming Soon! 13:25

2d ago13:25

13:25

Join us on this heartfelt episode of Quirks, Bumps, and Bruises, where Candi and Melody share a heartfelt conversation about the impending arrival of Candi's new baby. With just under a month to go, Candi opens up about her mixed feelings of excitement and apprehension. We explore the anxieties that come with welcoming another child into the home, …

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Technology to preserve biodiversity and more… 54:09

5d ago54:09

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Bits of Bennu have building blocks of life NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission took six years to travel to the asteroid Bennu and return samples to Earth. Now, the first results from the analysis of these rocks are being released. Researchers found evidence of salty water, as well as the elements necessary for life, such as amino acids and the building block…

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Hug It Out | LQ039 33:37

8d ago33:37

33:37

When’s the last time you hugged your partner just because? This episode is all about creating a love space you adore by getting crystal clear on what makes you and your partner feel loved. Whether it’s acts of kindness, sweet words, or those cozy hugs, affection isn’t just about action—it’s also about meaningful, non-sexual physical touch. And here…

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Decluttering Tips 9:50

9d ago9:50

9:50

Join us on this episode of Quirks, Bumps, and Bruises as we explore the rewarding journey of decluttering your home. Melody and Candi share their personal experiences and strategies for simplifying and organizing living spaces. Starting with small tasks like cleaning out a single drawer, they gradually tackle larger areas such as closets, highlight…

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Solving mysteries in our solar system, and more 54:09

12d ago54:09

54:09

Reintroducing Hawaii’s sacred crow to the wild The world’s most endangered crow, the Hawaiian crow or or ʻalalā, is making tentative steps towards a comeback. After going extinct in the wild, only 120 birds remain in captivity, in two facilities operated by the San Diego Zoo. Over the years, researchers have attempted reintroductions in the bird's …

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It’s All in the Messaging | LQ038 31:18

15d ago31:18

31:18

Today’s episode, I’m diving headfirst into our Love Space Cake, made up of Communication, Affection, Kindfulness, and Energy (CAKE!). We’re slicing into that big, juicy “C” layer—communication—and exploring how it’s the foundation for a relationship that’s not just sweet but downright delicious! If you’ve been wondering how to keep your connection …

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Candi's Pregnancy (Part 2) 10:32

16d ago10:32

10:32

Join us as we continue our heartfelt discussion on the joys and challenges of welcoming a new baby. Together, we explore the fun and sometimes frustrating process of choosing the perfect name for a little one. With the middle name "Grace" already decided, Candi humorously considers Melody's suggestion of "Amazing" as a first name, while praying for…

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Climate scientists as physicians of the planet, and more 54:09

19d ago54:09

54:09

Ancient human ancestors didn’t eat meat, and so couldn’t build big brains One of the main reasons scientists think we became so smart is because at some point in our evolutionary past, our ancestors started eating energy-dense meat to fuel the growth of large brains. However it hasn’t been clear when this started. Using a new technology, scientists…

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Love Your Love Space | LQ037 30:15

22d ago30:15

30:15

Ever wonder how to create a love space that feels like home? Today, we’re dreaming big about building a universe of connection with the love of your life. Forget the pressure of resolutions; this is all about designing a vision for your relationship that’s full of joy, calm, and those little spark-worthy moments. I’ll guide you through how to brain…

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Move Towards in 2025 | LQ036 21:55

22d ago21:55

21:55

Hey, lovebirds! Ready to ditch those doomed New Year’s resolutions and lean into something better? I’m Crystal, and in this first episode of 2025—and my second season of Love Quirk—we’re talking about creating thriving, sparked relationships without the pressure of overnight overhauls. Here’s the deal: resolutions fail because you can’t magically t…

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Candi's Pregnancy (Part 1) 11:23

23d ago11:23

11:23

Join us on this heartwarming journey as Candi shares her deeply personal story of anticipation and faith in waiting for her new baby. Listen in as we recount the joyful moment Candi revealed her pregnancy to Melody, capturing the surprise and excitement that followed. Reflecting on past times of longing and tears, Candi opens up about how faith and…

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How crocheted hats help scientists learn about cats, and more 54:09

26d ago54:09

54:09

Was Rome’s fall due to heavy metal poisoning making Romans dumber? Ice cores that preserve traces of atmospheric pollutants through history have revealed that industrial activity by Romans – particularly the use and production of lead – meant the air the Romans breathed was heavily contaminated. The levels were high enough to cause neurological pro…

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Enjoy This Throwback Episode! "30-Day Challenge!" 7:24

1M ago7:24

7:24

Discover the remarkable difference a simple change in your daily routine can make as Melody and Candi share their enthusiasm for Joy FM's 30-day challenge. This isn't just about music; it's about transforming your commute, your workday, and your life by immersing yourself in the uplifting sounds of Christian music. This episode is infused with pers…

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Our Listener Question Show 54:09

1M ago54:09

54:09

Genevieve Willis from London, Ontario asks: Is there any evidence to suggest that “getting cold” by, say, dressing inadequately in cold weather, or sitting in a cold draft, actually increases our susceptibility to illness? For the frigid answer, we spoke with Michael Kennedy who is an associate professor of exercise physiology at the University of …

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Silly seals sabotage serious science and more… 54:09

1M ago54:09

54:09

Some optimistic and positive science news to end the year. For rats, anticipation of a pleasurable event is a pleasure in itself One day early in the pandemic, behavioural neuroscientist Kelly Lambert from the University of Richmond went to check on her rats. The rats responded with excitement when they saw her, anticipating the treats they were ab…

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Don’t be a Date Night Scrooge | LQ035 36:42

1M ago36:42

36:42

“Bah, humbug” to boring date nights! This week, I’m channeling my inner Dickens as we explore the ghosts of date night past, present, and future. Together, we’ll dive into how those magical early days of trying to impress each other can inspire a fresh spark today—and keep our relationships thriving tomorrow. Because let’s face it: the ghost of dat…

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Our holiday science book show 54:09

2M ago54:09

54:09

How ancient artifacts emerge from melting ice As Earth’s glaciers and ice sheets melt due to global warming, they are revealing rare archaeological treasures released from a frozen time capsule. These objects are often made of organic material – human and animal remains and wooden tools that only survive in ice. In her book, The Age of Melt: What g…

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Christmas Collab | LQ034 22:14

2M ago22:14

22:14

Are you running the holidays or are the holidays running you? If you’ve ever felt like the personal assistant of your relationship—managing schedules, planning meals, and magically ensuring everyone’s holiday joy—this episode is for you. It’s so easy for couples to fall into that trap, where one person takes on the mental load while the other gets …

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Christmas with Melody and Candi (Part 2) 13:40

2M ago13:40

13:40

Join us for a heartwarming journey down memory lane as Melody and Candi share cherished Christmas memories in this special continuation of our festive series. Listen in as we recount the stories behind our most treasured ornaments, each one a symbol of a precious moment from our past. From Candi's childhood tradition of collecting ornaments with he…

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The Human Cell Atlas: ‘Google Maps’ for our bodies, and more… 54:09

2M ago54:09

54:09

A NASA probe is going to touch the Sun for Christmas The Parker Solar Probe is going to be making its closest approach to our Sun on Dec. 24, diving at 800,000 km/h into the corona of our star and getting within 6.5 million kilometers to the solar surface. It’s the culmination of a successful mission during which the probe has measured the solar wi…

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Actual Love | LQ033 27:07

2M ago27:07

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Today we’re diving into the power of those tiny, everyday moments—what I like to call ‘micro moments’ of love. Picture this: a quick smile, a shared laugh, or even just making eye contact. These little interactions don’t just brighten your day; they’re scientifically proven to release oxytocin (a.k.a. the bonding hormone) and chip away at stress. I…

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Christmas with Melody and Candi (Part 1) 11:02

2M ago11:02

11:02

Discover how holiday gift-giving can turn into an adventure full of surprises and mishaps! Have you ever thought you were the master of keeping Christmas gifts a secret, only to find yourself giving them away early or forgetting where you hid them? Melody and Candi share our entertaining escapades around gift-giving, from Candi’s early reveal to he…

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Hacking photosynthesis — how we'll improve on Mother Nature 54:09

2M ago54:09

54:09

Early people in North America had mammoth appetites The people of the Clovis culture, who lived across Ice Age North America 13,000 years ago, left behind many tools and artifacts that suggest they were skilled hunters. And now chemical analysis of the incredibly rare find of bones of a Clovis child has given us the first direct evidence of what th…

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Merry Manifesting Part 2 | LQ032 23:11

2M ago23:11

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Let’s talk about something most of us need right now—permission to slow down. Did you know animals don’t actually sleep all winter when they hibernate? They just conserve energy for what really matters. Well, guess what? You can do the same during the holiday chaos. It’s okay to scale back, prioritize a few must-dos, and keep a backup list for thos…

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Enjoy This Throwback Episode! "Counting Laughs and Pennies in 'The 12 Days of Christmas'" 11:00

2M ago11:00

11:00

Melody and Candy are joined by Parker Webb, for a lively and entertaining chat about the cost of the items mentioned in the well-known Christmas carol, "The 12 Days of Christmas."Por The Morning JoyRide

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Exploring the limits of human longevity, and more 54:09

2M ago54:09

54:09

What the dinosaurs left behind tells the story of their rise to dominance Bones aren’t the only thing we can use to understand the dinosaurs. A new study of a rich trove of fossilized feces and vomit is telling the story of how dinosaurs diversified and came to dominate the planet starting 230 million years ago. Paleontologist Martin Qvarnström fro…

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Merry Manifesting Part 1 | LQ031 20:57

2M ago20:57

20:57

Let’s face it—December is basically a sprint through a maze of twinkling lights, gift bags, and way too much eggnog. But here’s the deal: the holidays don’t have to feel like a stress marathon. This year, I’m here to help you manifest a merrier season filled with joy, connection, and just enough chaos to keep it fun. Spoiler alert: Part 2 is coming…

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Beth White on Grief During the Holidays 14:19

2M ago14:19

14:19

How do you cope with the holidays when a piece of your heart is missing? In this heartfelt episode of Quirks, Bumps, and Bruises, we are joined by our dear friend Beth from Lynchburg, Virginia, who bravely shares her journey through grief following the sudden loss of her beloved husband, Wayne. Reflecting on the day that would have marked their 30t…

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A brain ‘car wash’ could prevent neurological diseases and more… 54:09

3M ago54:09

54:09

Octopus camouflage is incredibly hard work Octopuses have the remarkable ability to change their appearance in the blink of an eye – assuming new skin coloration and patterns for camouflage or communication. A new study in the journal PNAS has explored how much energy this takes, and it turns out transforming themselves is a workout harder than you…

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Value Your Vibe | LQ030 30:40

3M ago30:40

30:40

You know that electric vibe that fills the air before a big event? That’s the kind of energy I want us to talk about today—how to set the vibe in our relationships! I kicked today's episode off with a story about celebrating my friend’s birthday. From group texts hyping up the party to little moments of shared excitement, it reminded me how the eff…

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An environmental historian looks at our symbiosis with trees and more… 54:09

3M ago54:09

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Canadian bird flu case raises potential pandemic concerns A teen in BC critically ill with H5N1 bird flu has raised concerns about a new pandemic, since it’s not clear how they acquired the virus. Researchers are closely monitoring the virus as it spreads, primarily among animals for changes that could indicate it spreading more easily in humans. M…

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New fishing technology could save endangered Right whales and more… 54:09

3M ago54:09

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Blood drinking bats can suck energy out of their protein-rich meals Vampire bats are famous for exclusively drinking blood, but they’re also surprisingly good runners. And part of why that’s surprising is that blood contains very little carbohydrates or fat, which most other mammals rely on for fuel. So Kenneth Welch and Giulia Rossi at University …

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Stick it to Stuckness | LQ029 26:21

3M ago26:21

26:21

This week, we're diving deep into the quicksand of "stuckness" and how to wriggle our way out with inspired action! Last episode, we chatted about why we stay in that all-too-familiar rut? Well, today, I'm exploring what it really takes to break free. Spoiler: it's not by adding more things to our to-do lists. I'm talking about those small, joyful …

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Thanksgiving Recipes 16:15

3M ago16:15

16:15

Thanksgiving has always been a cornerstone of family bonding and culinary creativity for us, and this year, we’re sharing how our traditions have grown over time. Melody talks about stepping into her mother's shoes as the Thanksgiving chef, shifting from her mom's extravagant solo efforts to a team-based feast where everyone brings a dish. We unvei…

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The science of art appreciation, and more 54:09

3M ago54:09

54:09

There’s no time like this time for Standard Time In most of Canada and the US, our clocks are “falling back” an hour as we switch to Standard time for the winter and as usual we’re hearing mutterings about abandoning the time change.. Chronobiologists like Malcolm von Schantz, who study our internal circadian rhythms, are saying that if we do ditch…

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