Does your guac come with a body count? Jessica Wynn peels back blood avocados, cartel taxes, and deforestation on this week's #SkepticalSunday. Notes buff.ly/QUNWDbJ Apple buff.ly/PJJ0Atv Spotify buff.ly/MY1hlP2 Overcast buff.ly/7Fazdy4

You’ve read data on men and violence, and it’s draining your hope in half the population. Can the numbers survive a fact-check? It’s #FeedbackFriday! Notes buff.ly/NCFZkAC Apple buff.ly/t2Hf5Ja Spotify buff.ly/6dic3BQ Overcast buff.ly/pBDxw5W

Think you make your own choices? The Loop author @byjacobward shows how AI preys on the autopilot brain, and what we can do to fight back. Notes buff.ly/0AZlu7o Apple buff.ly/a8FppGb Spotify buff.ly/35rR0uD Overcast buff.ly/8nndTwH

Are ZYNs gas-station Ozempic or a dopamine loan shark? Nick Pell digs into the nicotine pouch boom this #SkepticalSunday, and the verdict is messy. Notes buff.ly/FVhqkMM Apple buff.ly/kEhABWQ Spotify buff.ly/4mY7DZO Overcast buff.ly/96RzKMc

Your brother demands you cut off the parents who hurt him years ago, but your kids love their grandparents. Now what? Welcome to #FeedbackFriday! Notes buff.ly/BJqbhhH Apple buff.ly/MYwvt9N Spotify buff.ly/UR7qwjD Overcast buff.ly/LfUG8WZ

Mind Your Body author Nicole Sachs explains how pain is the brain’s alarm, and why facing buried feelings can reverse symptoms once thought permanent. Notes buff.ly/fdF5k8f Apple buff.ly/MD6sJLv Spotify buff.ly/QUe54y5 Overcast buff.ly/GobCb5a

This #SkepticalSunday, Jessica Wynn explains how dialysis became a $50B industry where under 40% of patients survive five painful years of dependence. Notes buff.ly/dGYNtZP Apple buff.ly/zHb1LTv Spotify buff.ly/DYrhNkm Overcast buff.ly/zfsAWuN

Assaulted at a Buddhist center known for coverup, you were silenced. How do you keep the kids safe when your ex takes them there? It's #FeedbackFriday! Notes buff.ly/KRdD12l Apple buff.ly/7qBg1UX Spotify buff.ly/tomY8Hn Overcast buff.ly/o4ekPuC

Justin Garcia explains why heartbreak mirrors cocaine withdrawal, why dating apps backfire, and what humans actually hunger for beneath the swiping. Notes buff.ly/DQP0A1a Apple buff.ly/LbVd5JM Spotify buff.ly/xsIey1N Overcast buff.ly/0kPTJzI

Takeaways from Jordan Harbinger's podcast with $HYLN CEO Thomas Healy from May 17: Powering the Planet When the Grid Can’t 1. Supply constrained, not demand constrained. ~500 units of LOIs signed. Deploying only ~10 units in 2026. Bottleneck is metal 3D printer capacity, which they are actively expanding. 2. Military ramp is real. Navy is already operating KARNO units on the new unmanned 200-ft vessel program. Air Force has approved the tech. NASA discussions on lunar power. Expects roughly $50M of military contracts this year alone. 3. Unit economics: 200kW box at ~$500K. Modeled every US state, and on-site KARNO power was cheaper than grid power in every one. Payback in low single-digit years. 4. ~50% fuel-to-electricity efficiency vs. ~36% for the average US grid electron and ~28 to 33% for small turbines. Power-plant-class performance in a pickup-bed footprint. 5. Best-in-class on transient response, which is the second question every data center asks after lead time. Healy positions KARNO to pair with GE Vernova turbines: turbines for steady base, KARNO for the spiky AI load. 6. Fuel agnostic across 20 fuels including landfill methane, flared gas, JP8, hydrogen, ammonia. Can switch fuels mid-operation without shutting down. 7. Optionality with nuclear: SMRs only make heat, so KARNO can sit downstream of nuclear to produce the electrons. Already in discussions with nuclear companies. 8. Quietest system the Navy has tested outside of nuclear. Meaningful for behind-the-meter siting in populated areas. 9. Backdrop: US grid rated D by ASCE, 60% of transmission past life expectancy, US adding 50 GW/yr vs China's 500 GW/yr. Behind-the-meter is the only fast path. Link to podcast: jordanharbinger.com/thomas-h…

Screens are rewiring teen brains and torching our happiness. @Michaelregilio1 cuts through the glare to explain what's happening on #SkepticalSunday! Notes buff.ly/T6ZWUwC Apple buff.ly/ze97ZJ7 Spotify buff.ly/YxajIn1 Overcast buff.ly/PwYBL5m

Your sweetheart rages through walls, jobs, and landlords like a wrecking crew. You've got coping tools — but is coping the goal? It's #FeedbackFriday! Notes buff.ly/myhv1vV Apple buff.ly/0wD5g6z Spotify buff.ly/QhpJalx Overcast buff.ly/35Rztdm

Fake cops, fake ICE agents, and prank callers turn ordinary people into accomplices. Javier Leiva joins us to examine the psychology of obedience. Notes buff.ly/BX6Pg8D Apple buff.ly/bh67KAu Spotify buff.ly/OWhi8Wj Overcast buff.ly/KvkBkdw

Psychics keep wedging themselves into police cases — and grieving families pay the price. Nick Pell explains the grift on #SkepticalSunday! Notes buff.ly/l8Ix8bu Apple buff.ly/w5Wq0g1 Spotify buff.ly/lQtujs1 Overcast buff.ly/0mEYS8D

You're dating a guy 15 years younger and quietly drafting his exit so he can find someone "better." Noble move, or self-sabotage? It's #FeedbackFriday! Notes buff.ly/F4f4bkz Apple buff.ly/Vwy8Tie Spotify buff.ly/CuqD7EG Overcast buff.ly/2aAn6Es

A little of something beats a lot of nothing every single time. "How a Little Becomes a Lot" author Eric Zimmer explains the math of meaningful change. Notes buff.ly/GvTkxkp Apple buff.ly/Xewc9Tx Spotify buff.ly/UxBah8u Overcast buff.ly/v0ihI7N

Why does not knowing feel worse than bad news? "How to Not Know" author @SimoneStolzoff shows us how to make uncertainty work for us, not against us. Notes buff.ly/sUPq1qj Apple buff.ly/6vwx9qm Spotify buff.ly/LH2Ly0H Overcast buff.ly/v0ihI7N

Have women ever ruled the world — or did we just make it all up? Jessica Wynn separates feminist folklore from real anthropology on #SkepticalSunday! Notes buff.ly/vYplbEn Apple buff.ly/ssUC1tH Spotify buff.ly/7msac24 Overcast buff.ly/DkG7ipi

17 years in, your husband's hidden kinks and porn habits are unraveling everything you thought you knew about him. Now what? It's #FeedbackFriday! Notes buff.ly/0tEMMEZ Apple buff.ly/4gs7MAg Spotify buff.ly/pgLpmsK Overcast buff.ly/3PH5oxT

90% of Americans privately agree on most issues, yet publicly act like enemies. Author Todd Rose unmasks the collective illusions fueling our division. Notes buff.ly/b6EV0sb Apple buff.ly/gSIGXWQ Spotify buff.ly/09eMruI Overcast buff.ly/4wNEqL9