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Classics You Slept Through

Meredith Davis, Kyle Davis

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Do you wish you'd actually *read* all of your English assignments in High School? Think you're too old to read and understand the literary classics of yesteryear? Fear not! Join Kyle and Meredith as they help you demystify those classics you slept through.
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We are destroying sophisticated arguments and every exalted and proud thing that sets itself up against the [true] knowledge of God, and we are taking every thought and purpose captive to the obedience of Christ, 2 Corinthians 10:5 https://linktr.ee/abbasriah
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Highly Slept On

Ashlyn Thomas & Irish Giron

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We're a brand new podcast that lets you in on all the cool tv shows, taco joints, news stories and more that you've been ignoring...and also what things you should hit snooze on. Wake up with Irish and Ashlyn every Thursday for all of their 100% factually correct opinions.
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I Slept Through Science

I Slept Through Science

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Have you ever felt like you slept through science when you were in school, but now wish you could understand the world around you better? Then this podcast is for you! Each week Cheryl asks a science question and Ryan, a science teacher, does his best to answer. From boiling water to shooting stars and everything in between, listen along and learn about the science you encounter every day.
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This is my story about growing LGBT in Australia from my teenage years in the 1990's through to present time.These are stories of all my sexual experiences and i also dabble a bit in stories about coming of age, coming out, friendships, drugs and the gay scene of Melbourne and how it has changed over the decades.
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Nancy Rothstein leads you through lively interviews and conversation on the joys of great sleep. Sleep experts, researchers, and ordinary sleepers like the rest of us are regulars on this informative, fun show. You'll soon see how great sleep is one secret to good grades, well-behaved kids, harmony at home, productivity at work, and safety on the road. Now, let's talk about how to get it. . .
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 121 - Men Without Women - Wrap-up We're bringing our time with Papa Hemingway to a close. It's been a different experience, covering a collection of short stories, and we've only just scratched the surface of the depth of these stories. We'll wrap up our thoughts, and hopefully you're inspired to keep reading and…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 120 - Men Without Women (Part 3) - Discussion 3 We're on a tight schedule as we try to get through a whopping six short stories and give each of them their due. They're all good! Thankfully, we still have one more episode, so we can cover anything that we missed in this one. Next episode we'll wrap up the Hemingw…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 119 - Men Without Women (Part 3) We've reached the end of this short story collection, and we've got six very brief stories to share with you all today! A Canary for One: A couple travels with an eccentric American woman in France. An Alpine Idyll: Skiers learn of the habits of German peasants. A Pursuit Race: A …
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 118 - Men Without Women (Part 2) - Discussion 2 Another batch of fantastic short stories today! We're tackling fascism, the mafia, homosexuality, and racism! Wow, when you put it like that, it puts into perspective that even a hundred years ago, people were dealing with much of the same things that we do today. T…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 117 - Men Without Women (Part 2) Continuing this short story collection by Ernest Hemingway, this episode contains the next four stories in the book. Che ti dice la patria (What does the homeland tell you?): The Narrator and a friend traverse the Italian countryside. This story is broken down into three sections:…
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I think what it is important to take a step back and appreciate the progress you've made, even if it's slow going. It's easy to get caught up in the day-to-day hustle and bustle, and lose sight of the bigger picture. But if you take the time to stop and reflect, you may find that you've actually made more progress than you realized. So kick back, r…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 116 - Men Without Women (Part 1) - Discussion 1 These were some really great short stories to read through, and we try to give each of them their due this episode. If you're reading along at home, next episode will cover through the story Ten Indians. YouTube Bluesky Facebook Instagram Email: CYSTPod@gmail.com…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 115 - Men Without Women (Part 1) Our next book is a bit different. Authored by Ernest Hemingway, it's the first collection of short stories that we've tackled on the pod. This episode will cover the first four stories in the book. The Undefeated: An aging bullfighter tries to get back in the ring. In Another Coun…
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This is our last lesson, so Cheryl is asking Ryan as many questions as she can (listed below)! It's been fun learning together, but all good things must come to an end. It's never too late to learn about the world around you.00:00:00 - Intro00:01:56 - Plan for This Lesson00:06:11 - Why do ears pop on planes?00:06:24 - What are hiccups?00:07:13 - Wh…
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Ryan is super excited to talk all about Astronomy this week! This is our last lesson of the unit and there's a lot to cover. From what satellite's and probes actually do (besides take pictures) to our "cosmic address," there's a lot for Cheryl to understand! After the tour around space, Cheryl takes her final quiz and reflects on the unit as a whol…
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What do meteorologist do beyond just predicting the weather for the news or apps on our phones? And why do we call it "meteor-ology" when it's not about meteors from space? Learn more about what exactly meteorology is and you'll even get to hear Cheryl sing a song about the weather! It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This is pa…
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Do you remember the Rock Cycle? What are crystals and where do they come from? What exactly do geologists do other than study rocks? From dinosaurs to volcanoes, Cheryl learns a lot about geology and Ryan learns about "rock hounding!" It's never too late to learn about the world around you. This is part of the What is Science unit.Resources from th…
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Physics may be the most fundamental science, but sometimes it can be intimidating. What's it's purpose? What does it endeavor to understand? And what does it have to do with Yoda and time zones? Learn along with Cheryl to find out. It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This is part of our What is Science unit. Resources from this …
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What is the Periodic Table and why is it shaped the way it is? What's the difference between an atom and an element? And, most importantly, how is Chemistry like makeup? These and more questions all get answered this week as Cheryl learns more about what Chemistry really is. It's never too late to learn about the world around you. This is part of o…
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Ryan's "first love" science, this week he and Cheryl learn what exactly the study of Biology is. How is it organized, what do biologists actually study, and what's the best mnemonic to remember the levels of taxonomy? It's never too late to learn about the world around you. This is part of our What is Science unit.Resources from this episode:Episod…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 114 - Wieland Wrap-up Whew... what a long trip Wieland has been. We published the first chapters of this book back in January, which I suppose qualifies it as our "Book of the Year" for 2023? Thank you to all the listeners who've hung with us and not given up on us. It's been a year of transitions and new beginni…
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We're starting a new unit, which will also be our last unit: What is Science! We're starting with an overview of what science is and what science isn't and how to know the difference. Cheryl shares her perspective, as well as how it's changed during this podcast. It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This is part of our What is Sc…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 113 - Wieland Discussion 6 (Chap. 25 - 27) This is it! We've reached the end! The fates of Clara, her brother, and Carwin are revealed - as are some other characters whom you might have forgotten about? Next episode, we wrap up this whole book! YouTube Mastodon Facebook Instagram Twitch Email: CYSTPod@gmail.com…
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We've reached the last two planets in the solar system, Uranus and Neptune. We've seen some pretty interesting things on the planets we've visited, but there's still some unique things to learn about our planets with the last two, including a memorable previous name of one of them. It's never too late to learn about the world around you. This is pa…
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Saturn is best known for its rings, but how much do you really know about them? How big are they? How many are there? What are they made of? Saturn also has the most moons of any planet in the solar system and Cheryl gets to learn about some of the interesting and unique features of a few of them...including Ryan's favorite moon, Mimas. It's never …
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The big red spot. Super fast winds. The solar system's largest planet has a lot going for it and can be a dangerous place. Is Jupiter's big red spot more like a tornado or a hurricane? Is there lightning on Jupiter? Come learn more about the largest planet in the solar system with Cheryl! It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This…
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Cheryl has been confused by this for a while now: how can a planet be made only of gas? Does that mean there's no solid surface at all, or is the atmosphere just really thick? What would it be like to be "on" a gas giant planet? Could you breathe in the planet itself? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this lesson. It's never too late…
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Between Mars and the gas giants are a bunch of small-ish rocks floating in space we call the asteroid belt. But what exactly is the asteroid belt and does it look like it does in Star Wars? More importantly, do we need to worry about an asteroid destroying all life on Earth? It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This is part of Ou…
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Of all the other planets in our solar system, we hear about humans living on Mars the most. Is that because it's the most similar to Earth? What challenges would still exist for humans to be able to live on Mars? It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This is part of Our Deadly Solar System unit.Resources from this episode:NASA Sol…
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We've been working through the Solar System and have reached our home, the Earth! We already know lots of things that could kill us on Earth, but what about things out in space? Does a star exploding far away from us (a supernova) have the potential to be deadly too? Listen and find out! It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This …
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Venus is farther away from the Sun than Mercury, but it's surface is 100 degrees hotter - how is this possible?! Does Venus have an atmosphere and if so, wouldn't have help it be cooler, not hotter? And what extreme condition on Venus' surface could kill you faster than the hot temperatures? It's never too late to learn about the world around you.T…
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The closest planet to the Sun, Mercury can get very hot, but would you believe you could also freeze to death on the planet? Would you also believe that a day on Mercury could be longer than it's year? How could these things be possible? Mercury is more interesting than you might realize! It's never too late to learn about the world around you. Thi…
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We all know the Sun is hot, but how close could we get before getting totally burned? This week we start a unit about the solar system and the ways it can kill us! This is part of Our Deadly Solar System unit. Resources from this episode: How close can we get to the Sun? NASA has a good idea How close could a person get to the Sun and survive? How …
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Experience the Overflow of Grace!!In a world where sin abounds, discover the remarkable and gracious gift that surpasses it all. Romans 5:20 reminds us that God's unmerited favor, His boundless grace, increases even in the face of adversity. Embrace the overflowing grace that knows no limits and let it transform your life. Come on this extraordinar…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 112 - Wieland (Chapters 25 - 27) The conclusion! It's been a long and winding road to reach the end of the tale for Clara and her brother, the titular Wieland. We'll discover their final fates, and if they are able to bring Carwin to justice! Won't you listen along with these chapters, so that we can talk about t…
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Just like school, we're taking a break for summer. Don't worry, we'll be back in September. If you think of good questions during your summer adventures, be sure to email them to us: ISleptThroughScience@gmail.com It's never too late to learn about the world around you! Watch the podcast on YouTube Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter Theme …
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If a tree falls in the woods and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? That all depends on what sound actually is! Cheryl has some ideas and learns more about what sound is, how we hear, and how sound is connected to light. How much do you know about sound? It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This is part of the Invi…
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We hear a lot about DNA these days, but how much do you actually know about it? How much DNA do we have, where is it in our bodies, and why is it actually important for us? What does DNA actually do? See if what you think matches what Cheryl things and whether or not it's aligned with what's really going on. It's never too late to learn about the w…
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We're all familiar with the chemical formula for water: H2O. But if water has oxygen in it, and we need oxygen to breathe, why can't we breathe water? Lots of other animals are able to breathe underwater, so why can't we? What's different about lungs and gills that prevent us from getting oxygen from the water? Learn these answers along with Chery!…
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We know sunlight can cause a sunburn, but why? What is the light actually doing to our skin? Why don't we get a sunburn every time we go outside in the sun? And why does our skin continue to burn, even after we're out of the sunshine? Learn along with Cheryl for this week's lesson. It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This is par…
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While it may seem simple, what actually makes the wind blow? Why don't we have wind every day? Does our spinning planet have anything to do with the wind? Cheryl applies things she's learned about temperature and pressure to try to answer the question. It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This part of our Invisible Things unit.Re…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 111 - Wieland Discussion 5 (Chap. 21 - 24) Clara's uncle wants to get her away from America and the tragedy of her brother's murders. But first, she wants to see him one final time ... unless, of course, he still wants to kill her! Also, Carwin arrives to reveal his power and confess (sort of). We try to untangle…
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Remember having a substitute teacher? This week we have a special guest to teach Cheryl (and Ryan) all about electric motors and what exactly electricity is in the first place. He even shows a demonstration of how to make your own electromagnet! It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This is part of the Invisible Things unit. Resou…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 110 - Wieland (Chapters 21 - 24) More revelations! Clara desires to see her brother one last time before leaving America to take up residence with her uncle in Europe, but she's talked out of it. Rather, she returns to her home one final time, only to be surprise by Carwin, who relates his side of the story, reve…
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Inspired by a scene from the TV show Friends, Cheryl wants to know if soap is self-cleaning or not. Through talking about the science behind soap, Cheryl realizes she doesn't really know what soap does. Do you know? It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This is part of the Invisible Things unit. Resources from this episode: Freque…
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Gravity is something we experience every day, but do you know what it is and how it works? Does gravity pull bigger objects more than smaller object? Who was that scientist that threw stuff off of a tower to see how it all fell? These questions and more in this week's lesson. It's never too late to learn about the world around you.This is in our In…
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This week we're doing a cross over episode with Ryan & Chery'ls previous travel podcast, Take Me With You. Ryan will share about his trip to Greece & Italy, along with the cool science he got to experience while there. From illusions in Athens to volcanoes in Italy, there's lot's to experience! It's never too late to learn about the world around yo…
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Classics You Slept Through: Episode 109 - Wieland Discussion 4 (Chap. 15 - 20) What a stunning discovery! Clara, after being spurned by Pleyel, returns home to MURDER! Her sister-in-law: dead. Her nieces and nephews: dead. The murderer? Her brother, Theodore Wieland, who claims he was acting on orders from God himself. If you're watching on YouTube…
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Unlucky 13, don't step on a crack, black cats, breaking mirrors...while we might claim to not be superstitious, it's amazing how prevalent they are in societies all over the world. Little things we do or say are often rooted in superstitions. What are common superstitions we might believe or even repeat ourselves? Where did our superstitions come f…
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