Episode 6: Decoding Our Recurring Dreams

from Intelligence For Your Life Hosted by Port Broadcasting

How people named ‘Alexa’ are messing with Amazon / Why Taxidermy is the hottest course in High School / Why Tough Mudder races are better than dating apps / Why crash test dummies are now as big as The Rock / Why traveling with a stuffed animal is the new Prozac / The Stanford School of Medicine on baking and longevity / Custom hot sauce weddings and the latest nuptial trends / Your date is now judging you by your smartphone.

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