Interesting Things with JC #1189: "Marilyn vos Savant" – With an IQ of 228, Marilyn vos Savant held the highest recorded IQ in Guinness World Records. But her real legacy was solving the Monty Hall Problem and challenging the mathematical community. Discover how she reshaped our understanding of probability and logic.

Interesting Things with JC #1188: "Your Thoughts and Beliefs Shape Your Reality" - What if your thoughts could rewire your brain, heal your body, or even shape reality itself? The fascinating science of belief, from hypnosis and neuroplasticity to the quantum realm, and learn how your mind is more powerful than you think.

Interesting Things with JC #1187: "Who Were the Ancient North Eurasians?" - Nearly 24,000 years ago, a boy near Lake Baikal was buried with mammoth ivory carvings. His DNA reveals a surprising link between Ancient North Eurasians and populations across the Americas, Europe, and South Asia. Explore how their migrations shaped human genetics, languages, and technologies.

Interesting Things with JC #1186: "Chevrolet K10" – The Chevy K10 wasn’t just another pickup; it was a symbol of rugged durability. From its early days in the 1960s to the iconic square-body design of the 1970s and 80s, this truck built a legacy on farms, job sites, and off-road trails. Discover how the K10 evolved and why it remains a sought-after classic today.

Interesting Things with JC #1185: "From a Small Town to the White House - The Birth of Ronald Reagan" - Born in a tiny apartment above a bakery in Tampico, Illinois, Ronald Reagan’s journey began in humble surroundings. Frequent moves, financial struggles, and early academic success shaped the future 40th president. How did these beginnings forge a leader?

Interesting Things with JC #1184: "National Girls and Women in Sports Day" – From running secret marathons to making history in horse racing, these lesser-known female athletes redefined what’s possible. Discover the untold stories of trailblazers who changed the game forever.

Interesting Things with JC #1183: "Spintronics" - What if computers ran on spin instead of charge? Discover how spintronics is revolutionizing computing and data storage.

Interesting Things with JC #1182: "The Vanishing of Judge Crater" – On August 6, 1930, Judge Joseph Force Crater stepped into a taxi in New York City and was never seen again. His disappearance sparked one of America’s most baffling mysteries, with theories ranging from political corruption to a mafia hit. What really happened to Judge Crater?

Interesting Things with JC #1181: "Groundhogs" – Forget Groundhog Day. These resilient rodents have been shaping ecosystems for millions of years! Learn how they construct massive underground tunnels, survive deep hibernation, and play a crucial role in the wild.

Interesting Things with JC #1180: "Ingested - The Rising Threat of Drones in Jet Engines" – Drones and jet engines don’t mix. Unlike birds, drones can shatter turbine blades, leading to catastrophic failure.

Interesting Things with JC #1179: "Evolution of Aircraft Collision Avoidance Technology" – A recent mid-air collision near Washington, D.C. has reignited the conversation about aviation safety and collision prevention technology.

In this episode, we explore how TCAS, ADS-B, and AI-powered automation have revolutionized aviation—and why low-altitude operations, drone safety, and AI-driven air traffic management are the next frontier.

Interesting Things with JC #1178: "Golden Blood" – Rarer than gold and just as vital, Rh-null blood is one of the rarest types on Earth. With fewer than 50 known carriers, it’s a universal lifeline in transfusion medicine. Discover its unique power in this episode!

Interesting Things with JC #1177: "Lead Madness" – Behind the gleaming walls of history lies a toxic secret. From the Roman Empire to the Industrial Revolution, lead shaped civilizations while silently destroying lives. It's a cautionary tale about the unseen costs of progress.

Interesting Things with JC #1176: "What is a Lab Leak?" – Recent reports are that COVID-19 most likely originated from a lab leak. Explore the history of lab leaks, their causes, and what they mean for global health and safety. Learn how past incidents shape future protections.

Interesting Things with JC #1175: "From Victim to Empowerment" - Feeling powerless? Learn how to reclaim control and transform your mindset with science-backed strategies. From Viktor Frankl’s inspiring story to practical tools for resilience, this episode dives into what it takes to shift from victimhood to empowerment.

Interesting Things with JC #1174: "Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest - The Oldest in America" – High in California’s White Mountains lies a forest of resilience and history. Home to Methuselah, a tree over 4,800 years old, this ancient forest reveals secrets of survival and Earth’s past.

Interesting Things with JC #1173: "Astrobiology and Extremophiles" – Microbes that thrive in extreme environments may hold the key to life beyond Earth. Learn how extremophiles are shaping our understanding of the cosmos and space exploration.

Interesting Things with JC #1172: "The Overthinker’s Paradox" – Ever felt trapped in a loop of endless thinking? Learn why overthinking clouds your decisions and discover practical methods to regain clarity.

Interesting Things with JC #1171: "The Discovery of Insulin" – In 1922, the world witnessed a medical breakthrough that would save millions of lives. Learn how Frederick Banting, Charles Best, and their team discovered insulin, saving Leonard Thompson, a young boy with type 1 diabetes, and transforming the future of medicine.

Interesting Things with JC #1170: "Blood Minerals - The Hidden Cost of Progress" - Every smartphone and laptop connects to more than the internet—it connects to a hidden cost. Explore how essential minerals power technology but fuel conflict and exploitation.