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28:36"Cucumber Soboro Rice Bowl" and "Tomatoes Dressed with Sesame" Made with Cucumbers and Tomatoes from Fukushima Prefecture
In this episode, culinary researcher Ryuji introduces summer vegetable recipes using ingredients from Fukushima Prefecture, at the prefecture's request. The theme is "cucumbers go well with rice." Cuc
24:26Steve Jobs in Exile: How the NeXT Years Turned a Stubborn Founder into a Different Leader
Journalist and biographer Geoffrey Cain argues that the familiar Steve Jobs, the man in the black turtleneck unveiling the iPhone on stage, is only half the story. In this interview about Cain's book
20:35How the Sisterhood of Trades Built a Community for Tradeswomen, from a Snapchat Group to a Discord Server
Recorded live at Fathom's Manufacturing Exchange at ARTISANworks in Rochester, New York, this episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour has host Chris Luecke talking with Nush Ahmed, CEO of the Sisterhood o
12:09Europe–United States: An Unequal Interdependence, Sector by Sector
This extended edition of Le Dessous des cartes starts from a question: to what extent does the European Union depend on American power, and in which areas? The programme reviews space, trade, digital
20:04Three Peyoung Twists Ryuji Came Up With, Each Costing Just a Few Hundred Yen
In this video, cooking expert Ryuji works out how to make Peyoung Sauce Yakisoba taste as good as possible, creates three variations, and has the staff taste and judge them. The staff have never custo
21:09Ramit Sethi on Financial Horror Stories: Shame, Student Loans, and the Money You Don't See Leaving
Ramit Sethi opens with a claim that frames the rest of the video: most financial disasters do not start with one huge mistake. They start with something small, like putting off investing for another y
1:14:23Building Codex: Tibo Sottiaux on Rust, Open Source, Harnesses, and Cheap Code Changes
Tibo Sottiaux was on the team when Codex started and has led the broader Codex team since. On the Pragmatic Engineer Podcast, the host asked how OpenAI's coding agent was built and how it keeps changi
51:24Cold, Solitude, Precision: Three Female Helicopter Pilots in Canada
Canada is as large as the entire European continent, and for many people in remote regions the helicopter is often the only link to the outside world. According to the documentary, the country has the
16:57Ryuji Recreates a "Generic Hokkyoku Ramen" at Home with Adjustable Heat Using Korean Chili Pepper
This video shows how to make Mouko Tanmen Nakamoto's "Hokkyoku Ramen" at home. Ryuji says they had previously eaten and studied the Hokkyoku cup noodles, and the result was something "insanely delicio
5:39Carlos Sainz's Race-Day Wellness Routine: Skincare, Stretching, and Silence
In this short Vogue video, Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz walks through a morning wellness routine step by step. Most of it is skincare and grooming, much of it shaped by long hours outdoors cycling an
10:01Sarajevo: Did "Sniper Safaris" Really Exist?
During the siege of Sarajevo in the early 1990s, wealthy Europeans allegedly paid to shoot at civilians from Bosnian Serb sniper positions. These accusations of "human safaris" have been circulating f
1:22:43How Grok Bot Went From Blank Page to Public Launch in Seven Weeks
Grok Bot is a knowledge-work agent from SpaceXAI. Users run a team of named, long-lived AI "bots," each with its own cloud computer. Roman Ugarte was employee number 15 at Cursor and led growth there
15:24ORBIS U vs. ORBIS U DOT: Comparing the Lotions and How to Choose
A cosmetics professional explains the differences in ingredients, feel, and recommended skin types between the lotions in POLA ORBIS Group's popular skincare lines, ORBIS U and ORBIS U DOT.
19:42"Hell Numa," a Spicy Weight-Loss Rice Dish You Just Put in a Rice Cooker: Ryuji's Take on Numa
In this video, cooking researcher Ryuji takes on a "weight-loss meal" for the first time in a while. The dish is Ryuji's own version of "Numa" ("swamp"), a diet dish made by putting all the ingredient
1:39:33A $100,000 Debt Before Marriage: Ramit Sethi on Trust, Avoidance, and Splitting Costs Fairly
Randy, 31, and Mack, 33, have been together for almost four years, live together, and talk about getting married. Their finances are very different. Randy has a net worth of about $102,000. Mack's is
25:08Blood Bricks: Life in Debt Bondage at the Brick Factories Around Phnom Penh
The construction industry is rapidly driving Cambodia's economic growth, and high-rise buildings are transforming the face of the capital, Phnom Penh. But the bricks used to build them are made in fac
29:58A Village Next to a Million Chickens: Poland's Poultry Boom and the Residents Fighting Back
One in every five chickens eaten in the EU comes from Poland. The documentary asks what this boom means for the people who live next to the new megafarms. It follows residents in two municipalities wh
29:48Ryuji Recreates "Chilled Crab Ramen" While Talking About Food Poisoning, Running a Restaurant, and the Rift with Komeo
Cooking researcher Ryuji recreated "chilled crab ramen," a dish many viewers had requested, in a form that can be made at home. This ramen was served at a stall at the Azabu-Juban Festival by Komeo, a
24:50Nicaragua: The Ortega-Murillo Regime Against the Catholic Church
The ARTE documentary asks what has become of Nicaraguan Catholics since the Church, which had been denouncing government abuses, came to be treated as an enemy by the regime of Daniel Ortega and his w
1:19:24Why Anish Acharya Thinks Companies Are Becoming a Series of Loops
Anish Acharya, a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz who focuses on consumer investing, was a product builder before he became an investor. He founded SocialDeck and sold it to Google, then founded
