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With just a few days left in “The Alphabet of Happiness – 26-day Boost,” Klaudia Mitura brings you W for Wonder—inviting you to stay curious and keep learning. Klaudia shares how experiencing amazement at the world around you expands your perspective, boosts empathy, lowers stress, and increases life satisfaction. She offers practical tips for cultivating wonder at any age, like setting a weekly reminder for micro-learning. Listen to the full episode and keep your sense of wonder alive!Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

It's Day 22 of “The Alphabet of Happiness – 26-day Boost,” and Klaudia Mitura spotlights V for Values—your inner compass for making choices and finding fulfillment. Klaudia explains how living true to your core values like kindness, growth, or integrity leads to greater happiness and wellbeing. She shares a practical framework to help you identify and reflect on the values that guide your life, encouraging honest self-discovery over outside expectations. Listen to the full episode for actionable strategies and inspiration!Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

We're nearly at the finish line of “The Alphabet of Happiness – 26-Boost”—it's Day 21, and Klaudia Mitura is celebrating your support as the big book launch approaches! Today's letter is U for Uncertainty, a topic everyone faces. Klaudia discusses why uncertainty can be even more stressful than predictable setbacks, but also how embracing the unknown fuels growth, creativity, and new opportunities. With insights from business coach Caroline Pankhurst, Klaudia shares a practical technique: imagine your best-case scenario and focus on the positive possibilities.Listen to the full episode for science-backed strategies and real-life inspiration!Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Welcome back to “The Alphabet of Happiness – 26-day challenge,” celebrating Klaudia Mitura's new book and counting down to the big launch party! Today's letter is T for Time—how to spend it wisely for a more balanced, fulfilling life. Klaudia discusses how our focus on the past, present, or future shapes our happiness and why finding balance between these perspectives is key. Listen to learn more. Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Today's episode of “The Alphabet of Happiness – 26-day Boost” spotlights S for Self-Image, focusing on being mindful of social comparison and social media use. Klaudia Mitura discusses how comparing ourselves to others—especially online—can harm our self-esteem and happiness, but also how we can turn comparison into inspiration and use social media intentionally. Today's tip: set three personal principles for your social media use to support a healthier self-image and spend more time on activities that truly boost your wellbeing. Listen to the full episode!Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

It's Day 18 of “The Alphabet of Happiness – 26-day Boost,” where Klaudia Mitura shares daily, science-backed happiness tips as we count down to her book launch at the Science Museum in London. Today's letter is R for Resilience—how to endure, recover, and ask for help. Klaudia challenges the idea that resilience is just about pushing through, and instead highlights the importance of realistic strategies like seeking support and taking time to recover.Today's tip: build resilience by reflecting on positive memories, learning new skills, nurturing relationships, and creating a personal resilience checklist. Listen to the full episode!Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

It's Day 17 of “The Alphabet of Happiness – 26-day Boost,” where Klaudia Mitura shares daily, science-backed tips for boosting happiness—one for every letter, as we count down to her book launch at the Science Museum in London. Today's letter is Q for Questions, focusing on the power of self-reflection. Klaudia explains how asking thoughtful questions helps us understand ourselves, make better decisions, and increase happiness—without falling into rumination. Today's action: invite someone you care about for a reflective walk, and use meaningful questions to deepen your connection. Want to learn more about harnessing self-reflection for happiness? Listen to the full episode!Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

In today's episode of “The Alphabet of Happiness – 26-day Boost,” Klaudia Mitura explores P for Play and why fun isn't just for kids! Discover how play, rooted deep in our evolution, is essential for adult happiness—reducing stress, boosting creativity, and strengthening social bonds. Klaudia shares practical ways to bring playful moments into your daily routine, like habit stacking, to quickly lift your mood. Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Join Klaudia Mitura, work psychologist and Chief Happiness Officer, as she celebrates the launch of her new book, “The Alphabet of Happiness,” with a 26-day boost—one letter at a time! Today Klaudia highlights O for Ordinary, encouraging listeners to appreciate simple, everyday joys. While society often celebrates the extraordinary, Klaudia explains that ordinary moments—like a cup of tea or a warm bath—are actually the foundation of lasting happiness and even linked to a longer life. Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

David Rives - Wonders Center and Science MuseumPeter Greer and Jill Heisey - HOPE International {How Leaders Lose Their Way}Allie Halberstadt - You Bet Your Stretch MarksDavid Parsons - International Christian Embassy Jerusalemmeetinghouseonline.info

It's Day 13 of the 26-day boost for Klaudia Mitura's new book, “The Alphabet of Happiness”!In today's episode, Klaudia explores N for Nature, highlighting the powerful impact of reconnecting with the natural world. She shares research on how spending time in nature lowers stress, boosts mood, and even strengthens the immune system.Today's simple action: spend time outdoors and try “colour therapy” by noticing the variety of colours in your surroundings—like spotting different shades of green in a park—to amplify nature's happiness-boosting effects.Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

After releasing our London Digital Art Guide, a curated guide to London's digital art and culture, our editor in chief Peter Bauman is joined by the wonderful contributors who made the piece possible: Hannah Redler-Hawes, ‍Robert Alice, ‍Clara Che Wei Peh & ‍Abigail Miller. The panel unpacks London's vibrant, intimate and collaborative digital art scene, from hidden gems and neighborhood walks to institutions, curators, and the city's evolving role in global digital culture.See the London Digital Art Guide: https://www.lerandom.art/editorial/london-digital-art-guideSee the Art Walk Map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1HpxjgPXiYhjJNhkX9wUYxIzFX8ysmM4&usp=sharingIt highlights the must-see galleries, neighborhoods and artists that shape the city's renowned scene.Chapters

Celebrate the release of “The Alphabet of Happiness” with Klaudia Mitura's 26-day challenge—one happiness-boosting habit for every letter from A to Z.  We have officially reached the halfway mark! Today's episode is a special interlude, as Klaudia is sharing something a little bit different with you. Recently she had the pleasure of joining Paula Felps on her Live Happy Now podcast where they dove deeper into the power of happiness habits, personal stories, and the science behind why these small changes can make a big difference. Enjoy! Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Celebrate the release of “The Alphabet of Happiness” with Klaudia Mitura's 26-day challenge—one happiness-boosting habit for every letter from A to Z! In today's episode, Klaudia explores M for Meaning. She explains that a sense of meaning is key to happiness, resilience, and even better health, but finding purpose isn't always a grand, one-time discovery—it's something we create through everyday actions and stories. Klaudia encourages listeners to reflect on how their unique strengths and small acts of kindness can positively impact others. Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Welcome back to “The Alphabet of Happiness – 26-day challenge,” where Klaudia Mitura shares daily, science-backed happiness tips in celebration of her new book.In today's episode, Klaudia explores L for Luck. Klaudia reveals how believing you're lucky actually shapes your behaviour and increases positive opportunities in life, as shown by research. She explains that lucky people don't self-reject—they share their ideas and take chances, while those who see themselves as unlucky often hold themselves back. Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Welcome back to “The Alphabet of Happiness – 26-day challenge,” celebrating Klaudia Mitura's new book and counting down to the big launch party! Today's letter is K for Kindness. Klaudia explains how small acts of kindness can ripple out, boosting happiness for others—even people you don't know. She also highlights the importance of being kind to yourself, not just others, to avoid burnout. Today's tip: try Metta meditation to nurture self-kindness and extend goodwill to those around you. Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Celebrate the release of “The Alphabet of Happiness” with Klaudia Mitura's 26-day challenge—one happiness-boosting habit for every letter from A to Z! In today's episode, Klaudia explores letter is J for Jokes—celebrating the healing power of laughter. Klaudia explores why laughter is instinctive and how it boosts happiness, reduces stress, and strengthens social bonds. Today's challenge: give yourself permission to laugh—try ten minutes of genuine laughter to enjoy the mental, physical, and social benefits. Laughter really is the best medicine!Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

It's Day 9 of the 26-day boost for Klaudia Mitura's new book, “The Alphabet of Happiness”! Today's letter is I for Innovation. Klaudia, with insights from Dr. Girija Kaimal, explains that creativity is innate and essential for happiness and growth. Engaging in creative activities—even just 15–20 minutes—can spark positive emotions, reduce stress, and build confidence. Today's action: schedule an “artist's date” to experience something creative, like a workshop or exhibition, and awaken your own innovative spirit.Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

It's Day 8 of the 26-day boost for Klaudia Mitura's new book, “The Alphabet of Happiness”! Today's letter is H for Habits. Klaudia highlights research showing that 40% of our happiness comes from the habits we practice every day—meaning we have real power to shape our wellbeing. She encourages listeners to pick one happiness-boosting habit and make the first step as easy as possible, like keeping water at your desk or placing your running shoes by the door. Small, simple actions pave the way for lasting positive change.Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

It's Day 7 of the 26-day boost for Klaudia Mitura's new book, “The Alphabet of Happiness”! Today's letter is G for Gratitude. Klaudia shares her personal struggle with adopting gratitude and explains how our brains are wired for negativity—but gratitude can rewire them for happiness. Practicing gratitude daily boosts optimism, calm, sleep, and relationships, making it a true happiness superpower. Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Join Klaudia Mitura, work psychologist and Chief Happiness Officer, as she celebrates the launch of her new book, “The Alphabet of Happiness,” with a 26-day happiness challenge—one letter at a time! In today's episode, day 6 of the boost - Klaudia explores F for Freedom—how to feel empowered even in an unpredictable world. She explains that your sense of agency, or belief in your ability to shape your life, is key to happiness and resilience. The practical tip: focus on what you can control, starting with a positive morning routine. Simple habits like exercise, gratitude, or breakfast with loved ones can boost your mood and help you face daily challenges with confidence.Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

This is episode five of The Alphabet of Happiness 26-Day Boost, celebrating Klaudia Mitura's new book: The Alphabet of Happiness. Each day, Klaudia brings you a simple, uplifting tip you can use in under five minutes. Today's focus is E for Empathy. Klaudia explores why understanding and feeling with others is essential for happiness and building strong relationships. Learn how empathy helps you connect, collaborate, and make others feel truly seen and heard—and why it's linked to lower loneliness and greater joy.Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

This is the fourth episode of The Alphabet of Happiness 26-Day Boost, celebrating the launch of Klaudia Mitura's new book: The Alphabet of Happiness.Today's letter is D for Dreams. Klaudia explores how having ambitions and long-term goals can inspire more meaning, motivation, and happiness in your life. Discover why thinking big (but planning in 90-day steps) helps you make real progress—without burnout.Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Guest: David RivesOrganization: David Rives Ministries, Wonders Center and Science MuseumPosition: FounderTopic: 2nd Anniversary celebration and Grand Opening of "Wonders of Africa" Exhibit Hall on October 9, 2025,Websites: wonderscenter.org, davidrivesministries.org

Guest: David RivesOrganization: David Rives Ministries, Wonders Center and Science MuseumPosition: FounderTopic: 2nd Anniversary celebration and Grand Opening of "Wonders of Africa" Exhibit Hall on October 9, 2025,Websites: wonderscenter.org, davidrivesministries.org

Today's episode is all about C for Courage and is part of The Alphabet of Happiness Boost—a special series celebrating Klaudia Mitura's new book: The Alphabet of Happiness. Klaudia unpacks what real courage means—embracing fear, not being free from it. Discover how you can retrain your brain to manage fear, take more positive risks, and live a fuller, happier life.Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Today's episode is all about B for Boundaries! Klaudia Mitura shares why setting healthy boundaries is essential for joyful relationships and true self-respect. Discover the science behind boundaries, how to avoid being too rigid or too lenient, and try Klaudia's practical tip: write three “permission slips” for yourself to help strengthen your boundaries. Get involved: ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

Kick off The Alphabet of Happiness Boost with Klaudia Mitura! To celebrate her new book, The Alphabet of Happiness, Klaudia is launching a 26-day boost—sharing a science-backed happiness principle each day, from A to Z. Each episode is under five minutes, packed with practical tips to boost your mood and wellbeing. Listen to this episode to get introduced to the campaign. ⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

In today's episode, we kick off The Alphabet of Happiness Boost with the letter A for Acceptance. Klaudia Mitura explores how being at peace with all our emotions, even the tough ones, is key to happiness. Discover why fighting unpleasant feelings only makes them linger, and learn the science-backed practice of emotional granularity. Tune in for a practical tip to help you embrace your emotions and boost your mood in under five minutes!Remember:⭐ Get a quick summary of each happiness principle—follow along as we reveal a new letter every day!

In this week's podcast, we have a special interview with tenant farming commissioner Alan Laidlaw following his appointment.What does his new role mean for landlords and tenants? And how does he see a code of practice for the tenanted sector working in England?How artificial intelligence is helping livestock farmers increase productivity in a way that boosts income while benefiting the environment.And we visit the new Future of Food exhibition at the Science Museum in London.This episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast is co-hosted by Johann Tasker, Louise Impey and Hugh Broom.Contact or follow Johann (X): @johanntaskerContact or follow Louise (X): @louisearableContact or follow (X): @sondesplacefarmFor Farmers Weekly, visit fwi.co.uk or follow @farmersweeklyTo contact the Farmers Weekly Podcast, email podcast@fwi.co.uk.In the UK, you can also text the word FARM followed by your message to 88 44 0.

This week on Screw It Just DO It I sit down with Pip Murray, the founder of Pip & Nut, the UK's fastest-growing natural nut butter brand. Pip's story starts with a marathon training run that sparked an idea for a better product, free from palm oil. That idea turned into Pip & Nut, now stocked in over 8,000 stores and recently crowned the number one nut butter brand in the UK.We cover how Pip went from working at the Science Museum to living rent-free in a shed after winning the Escape the City competition, raising £120,000 through crowdfunding, and navigating the early challenges of scaling a food and drink brand. We also talk about resilience, culture, and why purpose and sustainability matter more than ever when building a business today.This is a raw and honest look at the realities of entrepreneurship: the pressure of being a solo founder, the importance of consumer feedback, and how to hold onto a challenger mindset even after hitting scale. If you're looking for lessons on leadership, funding, branding, and staying resilient in competitive markets, this episode is for you.Key TakeawaysHow Pip used crowdfunding and guerrilla marketing to launch Pip & NutThe value of challenger brand thinking in crowded FMCG marketsWhy sustainability, B Corp certification, and purpose strengthen brand loyaltyThe leadership challenges of moving from startup to scale-upHow resilience in business mirrors the mindset needed to run marathons

Questions, suggestions, or feedback? Send us a message!Our guest this week is Howard Covington. Howard is a Cambridge graduate in physics and maths. He has been a banker, a co-founder and chief executive of New Star Asset Management, and a trustee of the Science Museum. He's also been and chair of the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge, The Alan Turing Institute, ClientEarth, and the Scotia Group.He is the incoming chair of the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment at the University of Oxford. Howard is a fellow of the Institute of Physics and an honorary fellow of the Isaac Newton Institute and The Alan Turing Institute.We want to a talk Howard gave recently and were very amazed about how many of his predictions have come to pass and therefore left comforted by his positive predictions of the future.We talk about:A quick history of 540 million yearsLiving in the midst of the third Intelligence ExplosionPrinting meat to eatDark factoriesAre robots part of evolutionHow capitalism drives the race to net zeroThe restoration of the planetLet's gaze into the future!Web: www.whereshallwemeet.xyzTwitter: @whrshallwemeetInstagram: @whrshallwemeet

As always there are spoilers ahead!   If you'd like to join in on more conversations and keep up to date on what I'm working on you can follow me on social media: Threads, Instagram and Bluesky.    After last episode's UK village setting we stay in the country but head to London for a newsroom apocalyptic drama. We have more hints that we are heading into the 60s with a surly hero and a sultry ex-Disney heroine.   The Day the Earth Caught Fire was finally released in 1961 after eight years of director Val Guest trying to get the film made. Perhaps the mid-50s Britian wasn't ready for this story although it would be interesting to see what kind of differences there would have been. (Val Guest was busy making The Quatermass Xperiment during that time!)   I welcome back two excellent guests to teach us more about this film.   Jay Telotte is Professor Emeritus of film and media studies at Georgia Tech. He has written/edited numerous books and articles about science fiction film including the 2023 book Selling Science Fiction Cinema.   Glyn Morgan is Head of Collections and Principal Curator at the Science Museum in London and a science fiction scholar.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction 02:17 1961: Anxiety, British Free Cinema & Angry Young Men 07:28 The CND and memories of the war 08:05 The highs and lows of Cli-Fi 13:16 The beginning of the end 15:47 Val Guest 18:43 Snappy dialogue or too much talk? 22:25 The newsroom 27:40 Arthur Christiansen 30:06 The surlier hero 34:47 Janet Munroe 37:05 Disney & breaking out of type 41:06 One foot firmly in the 60s 42:09 Ambiguous and alternate endings 46:39 Legacy 51:57 Recommendations   NEXT EPISODE! Next week we will be talking about the beautiful, half hour long, science fiction art film La Jetée (1962) that 12 Monkeys was based on. You can find the film on Apple, Amazon and also on YouTube but the version with English subtitles is not great quality. 

Fluent Fiction - Korean: Dinosaurs, Stars, and Sibling Bonds at Seoul's Science Museum Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ko/episode/2025-08-17-22-34-02-ko Story Transcript:Ko: 서울 과학 박물관은 사람들로 붐볐다.En: The Seoul Science Museum was bustling with people.Ko: 가족들과 관광객들이 북적였다.En: Families and tourists filled the space with activity.Ko: 산책로에 서 있는 나무들 사이로 햇살이 비춰들어오고 있었다.En: Sunlight streamed through the trees standing on the walkway.Ko: 여름이었다.En: It was summer.Ko: 따뜻한 햇살이 창문을 통해 들어와 바닥에 그림자를 만들었다.En: Warm sunlight poured in through the windows, casting shadows on the floor.Ko: 민준과 혜진은 입구에 서 있었다.En: Minjun and Hyejin were standing at the entrance.Ko: 민준은 활기 넘쳤다.En: Minjun was full of energy.Ko: "누나, 오늘 재미있을 거야!" 민준이 말했고, 혜진은 미소로 대답했다.En: "Sister, today is going to be fun!" Minjun said, and Hyejin replied with a smile.Ko: 하지만 그녀는 걱정으로 가득 찼다.En: However, she was filled with worry.Ko: 시험이 가까워지고 있었다.En: Exams were approaching.Ko: 하지만 그런 걱정을 잠시 내려놓기로 결심했다.En: But she decided to set those worries aside for a while.Ko: 오늘은 동생과 함께하는 날이었다.En: Today was a day to spend with her brother.Ko: 민준은 계획을 세웠다.En: Minjun had made a plan.Ko: "먼저 공룡 전시관부터 가자!"En: "Let's go to the dinosaur exhibit first!"Ko: 그는 과학 박물관에 있는 다양한 전시를 잘 알고 있었다.En: He was well-acquainted with the various displays at the Science Museum.Ko: 그의 목표는 하나였다. 누나가 즐길 수 있는 시간을 만드는 것이었다.En: His goal was simple: to make sure his sister had a good time.Ko: 혜진은 처음에는 걱정이 많았지만, 점점 민준의 열정에 동조하게 되었다.En: At first, Hyejin was worried, but gradually she found herself resonating with Minjun's enthusiasm.Ko: 그들은 아기자기한 모형들과 세계 각지에서 온 공룡 화석을 살펴보았다.En: They looked at the charming models and dinosaur fossils from around the world.Ko: 민준은 설렘에 찬 목소리로 공룡에 대해 설명했다.En: Minjun, brimming with excitement, explained about the dinosaurs.Ko: "여기 봐, 이건 티라노사우루스야!" 그의 얼굴은 빛났다.En: "Look here, this is a Tyrannosaurus!" His face glowed.Ko: 혜진도 그 모습을 보며 작은 웃음을 지었다.En: Seeing him, Hyejin also broke into a small smile.Ko: 그들이 다음으로 간 곳은 플래닛타리움이었다.En: The next place they visited was the planetarium.Ko: 별빛이 쏟아져 내렸다.En: Starlight poured down.Ko: 우주는 끝이 없어 보였다.En: The universe seemed endless.Ko: 그 순간, 둘은 말없이 천장을 바라보았다.En: In that moment, they silently gazed at the ceiling.Ko: 그리고 혜진이 조용히 말했다. "민준아, 고마워. 널 잘 챙겨주지 못해서 미안해."En: Then, Hyejin quietly said, "Thank you, Minjun. I'm sorry I haven't taken better care of you."Ko: 민준은 밝게 웃었다. "괜찮아, 누나. 우리는 항상 함께야."En: Minjun smiled brightly. "It's okay, Sister. We are always together."Ko: 박물관에서 나오는 길에 그들은 손을 맞잡았다.En: On their way out of the museum, they held hands.Ko: 여름 바람이 상쾌했다.En: The summer breeze was refreshing.Ko: 민준은 누나의 손을 꼭 잡았다.En: Minjun held his sister's hand tightly.Ko: 둘은 서로를 깊이 이해하게 되었다.En: They came to deeply understand each other.Ko: 민준은 가족의 가치를 깨달았다.En: Minjun realized the value of family.Ko: 혜진은 중요한 책임들 외에도 가족이 얼마나 소중한지 알게 되었다.En: Hyejin learned how precious family was, beyond just important responsibilities.Ko: 그날 저녁, 집으로 돌아가는 길에 두 사람은 더 가까워졌다.En: That evening, on their way home, the two grew closer.Ko: 서울의 하늘은 여전히 푸르고, 그들의 관계도 새롭게 빛났다.En: The Seoul sky remained blue, and their relationship shone anew. Vocabulary Words:bustling: 붐볐다tourists: 관광객들streamed: 비춰들어오고entrance: 입구worry: 걱정exams: 시험approaching: 가까워지고dinosaur: 공룡exhibit: 전시관acquainted: 잘 알고 있었다gradually: 점점resonating: 동조하게charming: 아기자기한fossils: 화석brimming: 설렘에 찬planetarium: 플래닛타리움starlight: 별빛endless: 끝이 없어 보였다gazed: 바라보았다silently: 말없이refreshing: 상쾌했다tight: 꼭realized: 깨달았다precious: 소중한responsibilities: 책임들relationship: 관계shone: 빛났다warm: 따뜻한decided: 결심했다goal: 목표

The Montshire Museum in Norwich has exhibits throughout its trails geared towards being present in the natural world and to process grief.

You don't have to check your religion at the door at the Science Museum of Tennessee. You also don't have to suspend your scientific knowledge to enter its portals. In fact, both your faith and your intellect will be stimulated by the intense marriage of the two. And not only that, but their meeting will also have a profound effect on both. And you may realize that science and faith come from the same source: God Almighty. David Rives, founder of the Wonders Center & Science Museum in Dickson, Tennessee, explains how science, if understood correctly, can enhance faith, not destroy it. The Bible's Psalm 19 says, "The Heavens declare the glory of God... that day after day they pour forth speech." To Rives, the Psalm simply presents in poetry what his scientific mind has discovered materially. Since God created both our mind and the universe, they communicate with each other, providing us with a complete picture of the wonders of creation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sucking non-Conformist hard boiled sweets wi' nowt taken out, magazine editor Andy Lyons, writer Harry Pearson and host Daniel Gray continue with new-ish feature Backward Glance, in which a Random Issue Generator picks out an old copy of WSC magazine from the archives for them to chat about. This time, Issue 125 from July 1997 pops up to deliver tidings of Sargeant Wilko's reformist zeal, Bob Newton at the burger van, Channel 5's brave new football world, Schuster to Reading, Trevor Francis's toilet enquiry, Pontus Kåmark's museum fakery and so much more. Plus, magazine Deputy Editor Ffion Thomas previews WSC issue 456 and Record Breakers brings us a Bochum banger. Support the showWould you like to hear twice as many podcasts and longer editions of these ones, and support our print magazine? You would? Then join the WSC Supporters' Club! Sign up here: www.patreon.com/whensaturdaycomes

News; Mendel's microscope now on display at London's Science Museum; Pardubice student fixes potholes with dazzling mosaics; Michael Tate, founder of UK-based Jantar Publishing, on Prague Talk.

Do you have a nature collection? Have you ever had or held a fossil? David Rives of David Rives Ministries joins us to share his adventures in fossil finding and how his collection turned into one of the largest creation science museums!Episode Links:David Rives Ministries: https://davidrivesministries.org/Creation Club Magazine: https://davidrivesministries.org/magazine/Wonders Center & Science Museum: https://wonderscenter.org/Order Eryn's book: The Nature of Rest: What the Bible and Creation Teach Us About Sabbath Living: https://www.amazon.com/Nature-Rest-Creation-Sabbath-Living/dp/0825448891Join the Nat Theo Club: https://erynlynum.com/clubOrder Eryn's book, Rooted in Wonder: Nurturing Your Family's Faith Through God's Creation: https://www.amazon.com/Rooted-Wonder-Nurturing-Familys-Creation/dp/0825447615This podcast contains paid advertisements.

Liz Baird has lead science museums and scientific education programs for decades, and to her there's still nothing better than seeing someone watch a cicada emerge for the first time, or observing a student's realization that the yellow dandelion flower becomes the puffball releasing seeds to the wind. Join Booth in hearing all about Liz's journey in teaching, educational technology, and making her region's museums wonderful places to learn.Find our events and more resources on the Carolina Women's Collective websiteThe Carolina Women's Collective Instagram: @carolinawomenscollectiveThis show is produced by Rooster High Productions.

Episode 212 of Journey features music from Kora, Bai, Nicolas Viana, HAFT and more. Goos hosts Paul James Nolan as his guest for this episode. Message from Paul: Check out my debut video set on YouTube in surround sound at the Science Museum in London https://youtu.be/zwilhWfkXzc Artwork by Hyphen Design - https://www.instagram.com/hyphendesign Follow Goos: https://www.goosmusic.com Follow Paul James Nolan: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pauljamesnolan Website: https://www.pauljamesnolan.com Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/paul-james-nolan
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PaulJamesNolan_Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pauljamesnolan/ Tracklist Goos Mix Mattias Herrera - Fields of Heaven (Original Mix) [The Soundgarden] Bodaishin, Izhy - Daimoku (Kora Remix) [Saisons Musique] Dreamteller - Everlast [Routine Espresso Recordings] Dreamteller - Nowhere [Routine Espresso Recordings] BAI, Floyo - Arose [Sunset Harmony] Elliot Moriarty - Spaces (Original Mix) [Dialtone Records] HAFT - Oblivion (Original Mix) [Hoomidaas] Nicolas Viana - Blaze (Original Mix) [Warung Recordings] Molac - Sacred Hoop (Nicolas Viana Remix) [Alquimia] Abity - Roots (Gai Barone Remix) [Freegrant Music] Paul James Nolan Mix Volen Sentir - Pomni (Original Mix) Hobin Rude - Message Me When You Get Home (Original Mix) Indigo Man - Similarity (Mayro Remix) Simos Tagias - Melted Pot (Original Mix) Berni Turletti - Stone of Will (Original Mix) Alex O'Rion - Tinderbox (Original Mix) Rolasoul - Phoenix (Hernan Cattaneo & Mercurio Remix) Blancah - Estranha Calmaria (NeoClassic Remix) Trilucid - Cheyenne (Roger Martinez Extended Remix) Frankey & Sandrino - Blue Flash (Original Mix) Guy J - Evo (Original Mix) Cortona - Systematica (Original Mix)

5pm Hour: On the DeRush-Hour - the Science Museum is going through another round of layoffs. Then Jason talks with Evan Ramstad from the Star Tribune talks about his latest column on our love/hate relationship with the rich.

From the return of Sir Paul McCartney, Science Museum cuts, and more with Quick Takes, including being stuck in a sewer or a “utility vault” in this case which leads to the question - worst places to get stuck for four days?

As the summer heats up, the Science Museum of Virginia in Richmond has an indoor option to help keep your kids – and kids-at-heart – busy. ‘Ultimate Dinosaurs' puts some dinos you may have never heard of at your fingertips. Brad Kutner has more.

David Rives, founder of the Wonders Center & Science Museum discusses how America's moral crisis leads to our health crisis, and how spiritual health is deeply connected to overall wellness, both mental and physical.

David Rives, founder of the Wonders Center & Science Museum discusses how America's moral crisis leads to our health crisis, and how spiritual health is deeply connected to overall wellness, both mental and physical.

David Rives, founder of the Wonders Center & Science Museum discusses how America's moral crisis leads to our health crisis, and how spiritual health is deeply connected to overall wellness, both mental and physical.

David Rives, founder of the Wonders Center & Science Museum discusses how America's moral crisis leads to our health crisis, and how spiritual health is deeply connected to overall wellness, both mental and physical.

David Rives, founder of the Wonders Center & Science Museum discusses how America's moral crisis leads to our health crisis, and how spiritual health is deeply connected to overall wellness, both mental and physical.

Owen, Allie, and Andy go to the Science Museum together, but they have to figure out what exhibit to see.