HeyJaredJustine Paradis
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- Sep 5, 2026
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- Jul 18, 2026
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Outside/In: Cosmic pizza earthquake (opens the original)
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When an Outside/In listener asked the team to weigh in on a debate between him and his wife, perhaps we should have hesitated. But it was too good to resist. “We have eighteen-year old twin boys, and sometimes they leave pizza out on the counter. She's convinced it's bad for your health — and I don't think so! Is pizza left overnight on the counter bad for you?” Anthony asked. For some members of the team, the answer was vindicating — for others, it was unmooring. Beyond settling this marital de
Outside/In: City Summer, Country Summer (opens the original)
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Growing up, writer Kiese Laymon thought of himself as a city kid. But he spent his childhood with a foot in two worlds: his mom’s house in the capital city of Jackson, Mississippi, and his grandma’s house in a rural town. It wasn’t until Laymon left Mississippi that he came to understand that this question of city versus country actually meant a lot more. It carries a lot of baggage: the tensions between north and south, tectonic historical forces, and the contradictions of life in Mississippi.
Outside/Inbox: Can animals sense earthquakes before they strike? (opens the original)
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Every other Friday, the Outside/In team here at NHPR answers listener questions about science and the natural world. This week's question comes from Mande in northern Illinois. "Can animals really sense earthquakes before they’re about to strike?" This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity. Justine Paradis: Earthquakes are famously unpredictable. But humans have long observed warning signs in the natural world. The Chinese noticed rats and snakes fleeing their burrows. The ancient Greek
Outside/In: The sunscreen episode (opens the original)
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As consumers, we’re looking for a lot in our sunscreen. Not only do we want it to protect us from sunburns and skin cancer, we also want it to be invisible, lightweight, waterproof, nontoxic, shelf-stable, and cheap. Can we have it all in one product? Sometimes, the answer might be no. It’s high time for the Outside/In team to take a closer look at this surprisingly high-tech lotion that we apply every day (in theory). We review the definition of SPF, the choice between mineral and chemical filt
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