Welcome to "Anthrax to Zodiac," a thrilling investigative series that takes you on a journey into the most perplexing and captivating unsolved crimes in American history. Join Denise Diana Huddle, a renowned private investigator and archival researcher, as she delves into seven chilling mysteries that have haunted America. From the unsettling anthrax letters that shook the nation in the aftermath of 9-11, to the enigmatic and still unidentified Zodiac Killer, these cases demand answers. Together, we'll traverse the years from 2001 to 1892, exploring the botched investigation surrounding the tragic murder of ****JonBenét Ramsey**** and unraveling the perplexing enigma of D.B. Cooper, the nation's only unsolved hijacking. Prepare yourself for the unspeakable horror that surrounds the Black Dahlia and the haunting Lindbergh baby kidnapping. And of course, we'll dive into the infamous ax murder of Lizzie Borden's parents, a crime that has confounded the nation for over a century. Throughout this captivating journey, we'll challenge conventional theories, present new evidence, and peel back the layers of these haunting mysteries. The truth may not be as clear-cut as once believed, and it's up to you, the listener, to weigh the evidence and draw your own conclusions. Join us on this gripping expedition into the heart of darkness as we strive to uncover the identities of those responsible for these heinous acts.

The AnthroBiology Podcast sits down with biological anthropologists once or twice a month to learn about what they do and why it's rad. Want to know more about our evolutionary past? Or what your bones say about you? Maybe chimps are more your speed? If it's anthropology and it's about humans, we'll cover it. Learn more at anthrobiology.com

AnthroDish is a podcast that explores the powerful relationships between between food, culture, and identity through the lens of anthropology. Hosted by anthropologist Dr. Sarah Duignan, each episode explores the stories behind what we eat and drink, reflecting larger social, political, and historical systems. Featuring conversations with chefs, scholars, writers, and food experts, each episode blends current issues with anthropological ideas to highlight how food shapes (and is shaped by) the world around us. AnthroDish invites you to look at food not only as nourishment, but as a window into our ever-shifting world.

How many ways are there to be human? Each week Anthropologist on the Street Dr. Carie Little Hersh invites different cultural experts to illuminate the hidden ideas, practices, and power dynamics that make our lives both familiar and strange.

AnthroPuzzled is designed with the goal to help recent graduates and curious minds discover the exciting opportunities that a degree in anthropology can offer, even in the most unlikely of places. Each episode, we’ll sit down with professionals from all four branches of anthropology; cultural, biological, linguistic, and archaeological; as they share their stories of how they carved out unique and fulfilling careers. We’ll hear firsthand how they apply their anthropological training in surprising ways, whether they’re working in corporate environments, non-profits, education, or even creative industries. Let’s embark on this journey together and uncover the endless possibilities that await you in the world of anthropology. Tune in, get inspired, and start piecing together your own career puzzle.

Before the rise of social media, the internet ,and cell phones smaller than a brick, face to face conversation was the preferred method. Two "Do It Yourselfers" ramblings on life.

In defense of human creativity. This podcast is 100% written, performed, and edited by HUMANS.

A place for you to feel safe and understand yourself and the world a little better. Every episode, we dive into an Anti-brainrot topic about mindset, psychology, mental health, or just life in general. Let's unrot your brain so you can build your dream life & take back control of your mind in a world designed to distract you. With love, Tiziana

The podcast that talks about research without any gobbledygook. We will be having conversations with researchers who will discuss the work they are doing, looking at why this research is important and asking how did they get into this field. We hope that it will be informative and interesting and bring a bit of the academic world into the real world.

Retrocomputing podcast about the Atari 8-bit line of personal computers

Antidote is a podcast about healing manifestation in real time. These are conversations with scar tissue remediation practitioners, nutrition practitioners, somatic practitioners, pelvic care practitioners, sexological bodyworkers, midwives, postpartum practitioners, birth educators, mothers, and people simply living this work in their everyday lives. Not everyone is the expert, but the expert of self. We are all in it, reporting from the edges. Together, we explore the intersection of biochemistry, emotions, biomechanics, and the existential scars that shape how we live, relate, parent, inhabit our flesh suits, and show up in the world. Because this work doesn’t stay on the bodywork table. It moves into relationships. Into family systems. Into nourishment. Into the body. Into the way we live. Antidote is not about having it all figured out. It’s about telling the truth about where you are, staying devoted to the work, and learning to embody what you practice. So you can feel the difference between someone who talks about healing and someone who actually lives it.