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Before the Pill: The Brutal History of Psychiatry

Before modern meds, doctors used ice picks and malaria to treat the mind. Herman and Corn explore the desperate, dark history of early psychiatry.

neurosciencepsychiatry-historymedical-ethics
26:19

Beyond the Mood: The Science of Personality Disorders

Explore the neurobiology and environmental triggers behind personality disorders and why they are more common than you think.

neurosciencechild-developmentpersonality-disorders
28:04

The Architecture of Anxiety: Deterrence on the Edge

What happens when peace is built on mutual fear? Explore the fragile reality of life and tactical deterrence on Israel's northern border.

architecturesituational-awarenesssecurity-logistics
31:51

Vertical Harvests: Can Skyscrapers Actually Feed a City?

Herman and Corn explore the reality of vertical farming, from Singapore’s high-tech towers to the structural limits of growing food in cities.

urban-planningstructural-engineeringvertical-farming
31:12

The PPI Paradox: Long-Term Risks of Acid Blockers

Are your heartburn meds a "biological time bomb"? Explore the science of PPIs and their impact on kidneys, heart health, and nutrient absorption.

harm-reductionpharmacologymedical-research
25:49