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  • 2 weeks ago | wbur.org | Dean Russell |Benjamin Johnson |Paul Vaitkus |Amory Sivertson

    Toyota Hilux trucks from the 80s and 90s are famous online. Why? Yemeni fighters loyal to the Saudi-backed Yemeni president pose for a picture in the back of a Toyota pickup truck, raising their machine guns on April 15, 2017, on the road leading to Khaled Ibn Al-Walid base, 30 kilometres (20 miles) east of the government-held Red Sea port town of Mokha which pro-government forces retook in February.

  • Nov 29, 2024 | wbur.org | Dean Russell |Emily Jankowski |Benjamin Johnson

    This episode originally aired on Jan. 19, 2024What if vegetables are poison? What if, instead, humans evolved to consume an animal-based diet of steak, liver, brain, testicles, eggs, butter, and milk? Shirtless influencers on TikTok and Instagram have acquired millions of followers promoting the carnivore diet. They say studies linking meat consumption and heart disease are flawed — and plant foods are making people sick.

  • Oct 25, 2024 | wbur.org | Amory Sivertson |Benjamin Johnson |Dean Russell |Paul Vaitkus

    Amory Sivertson Host and Senior Producer, PodcastsAmory Sivertson is a senior producer for podcasts and the co-host of Endless Thread. Ben Brock Johnson Executive Producer, PodcastsBen Brock Johnson is the executive producer of podcasts at WBUR and co-host of the podcast Endless Thread. Dean Russell Producer, WBUR PodcastsDean Russell is a producer for WBUR Podcasts.

  • Oct 11, 2024 | wbur.org | Benjamin Johnson |Dean Russell |Amory Sivertson |Paul Vaitkus

    Ben Brock Johnson Executive Producer, PodcastsBen Brock Johnson is the executive producer of podcasts at WBUR and co-host of the podcast Endless Thread. Dean Russell Producer, WBUR PodcastsDean Russell is a producer for WBUR Podcasts. Amory Sivertson Host and Senior Producer, PodcastsAmory Sivertson is a senior producer for podcasts and the co-host of Endless Thread.

  • Sep 26, 2024 | wbur.org | Benjamin Johnson |Dean Russell

    They were scammers. But they weren't going to scam just anyone. They were going to scam Big Tech. And they almost got away with it. Earlier this month, federal prosecutors accused a North Carolina man of stealing royalty payments from music streaming platforms for seven years. He allegedly used artificial intelligence to create songs by fake bands and then play those songs to get paid.

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