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Think Over Here
by AhHa Science
We pop all over the world talking about culture, stories, history, or anything else I find interesting. So come think over here, and learn something interesting and have a fun time!
Episodes
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A Mormon Unitarian Universalist
I recently joined a Unitarian Universalist church... but I sometime go to Mormon (LDS) church... but sometimes I don't go to either... but I don't really believe in the Mormon church... but... Basically, I talk about why I left the Mormon church, why I started to attend Mormon church again, and…
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Oranges - Folk Music, Pomelos, Acceptance, Abandonment
We talk about oranges! I share some orange-related folk music, talk about trying to eat a pomelo, some divorce trauma, but we don't talk about orange julius... I wish we would have talked about orange julius, they are really good!
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Sections - Grapefuit, Math, Wholeness and Perfection
I talk about sections. I meditate on philosophy of what it means to experience life, and how we can find wholeness or perfection. I talk a bit about LDS theology, math, food, folklore, and more.
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Dinner - Great Expectations and lettuce leaves
I talk about dinner, expectations, Norman Rockwell, fried chicken. But I don't talk about the family dinner bell! I forgot! Oh well!
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Distance- Magical Mini-Vans, 5 Hour Worlds, and Looking for Bridges
I talk about my thoughts on distance. We explore how distance is relative based on age and excitement level. We talk about how I can't even comprehend distances greater than 5 hours by car, and how we can/cannot bridge emotional bridges as I reflect on my divorce.
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Snails - Gardens, Oceans, and Intimate Relationships
Today I give my word and memory associations to snails, which lead to a conversation about grandmas, gardens, ocean acidification, and snail sex.
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Bloody Mary and Other Spooky Sleepover Games - Experiences, History, and Science
We think over in the USA, where I talk about the classic tween sleepover game "Bloody Mary". Who was Bloody Mary, what is the ritual or game like, what is the science behind the strange things you see in dark mirrors? And because I was too scared to play the game as a kid, I talk about other…
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My Experiences Foraging Mushrooms in Latvia
I love mushrooms. So I talk about mushrooms, including topics such as MAD, Fly agaric, toadstools, bears, and the king of mushrooms.
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Snake-Eating Cow in SE Asia? -The Controversy of the Kting Voar
Come think over in Southeast Asia as we talk about the Kting Voar - a cryptid cow that has special twisted horns and supposedly eats snakes. As recently as the early 2000s zoologists have been debating whether or not a species of snake-eating cow exists in Cambodia and Vietnam. Learn all about…
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Legend of the Mid-Autumn Festival - Goddess of the Moon
Today we think over in Asia, as we talk about the Mid-Autumn Festival, we talk about festival traditions, moon cakes, and the legend of Chang'e and Hou Yi. So be sure to spend some time with family and give your respects to the moon during the Harvest Moon!
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Please Pass the Salt - Folktales from Cambodia
We think over in Cambodia, where I share two folktales. We learn how a monkey's understanding of geology saves his life in "The Female Crocodile Who Wanted to Eat the Monkey's Heart", modified from...
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The 40 Princes and the 7-Headed Dragon - Turkish Fairy Tale
What do you get when 40 princes are forced to leave their kingdom? An adventure! Get ready for dragons, princesses, and a magic horse of course! Enjoy this Turkish story inspired by the story in Forty-four Turkish Fairy Tales, by Ignac Kunos.
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What You May Not Know About the Hagia Sophia - Turkey
We are thinking over in Istanbul, Turkey. We talk about the history of the beautiful Hagia Sophia. Topics include the Justinian I and Theodora, the Nika Riots, the sweating column, iconoclasm, and the conversion of the building from a cathedral, to a mosque, to a museum, and as recently as July...
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Love and Loss in Istanbul - Legends of the Maiden's Tower (Turkey)
Come Think Over Here as we learn about the Maiden's Tower in Istanbul, Turkey. A beautiful and ancient landmark seeped in stories of love and loss. On our adventure we will learn about the battling Byzantine and Ottoman Empires, sneaky snakes, and how not to protect one's daughter.
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The Wonder Ring - Latvian Fairy Tale
Come Think Over Here as we listen to an Eastern European Fairy Tale from Latvia as we continue our theme of Latvian rings. On our adventure we will see a magical ring, grave robbers, and questionable oral hygiene practices.
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The Namejs Ring (Latvia) - The Power of Identity
We talk about the legend of the Latvian Namejs Ring and the shaping of identity.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We pop all over the world talking about culture, stories, history, or anything else I find interesting. So come think over here, and learn something interesting and have a fun time!
HOSTED BY
AhHa Science
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We pop all over the world talking about culture, stories, history, or anything else I find interesting. So come think over here, and learn something interesting and have a fun time!
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Think Over Here is created and hosted by AhHa Science.
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