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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk recently shared how he maintains his calm. In a recent podcast interview, the world’s richest man disclosed that playing a video game helps him stay grounded. He’s not only a fan of the game but ranks in the top 20 players worldwide.

This article explores the top microphones for podcasting available today, covering options for every budget, feature set, and recording environment to help you find the ideal match for your podcasting needs.

Rachna Bhutoria has clarified the guest selection process for "WTF is," the podcast hosted by Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath. In a LinkedIn post, Bhutoria detailed the criteria for potential guests, encouraging them to focus on delivering fresh, insightful perspectives over financial offers.

robot do your household chores, that is. Soon, we will be welcoming an era where robots will become an integral part of our families. Picture this: A robotic chef is helping you with all your culinary adventures. Or a robotic pup that doesn’t shed or need to be taken out for walks. Or a security robot that checks all rooms and sends alerts. The rapid advancement in artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics have made these tasks achievable. Companies are working on home bots that will soon be companions rather than mere machines.

Robert Downey Jr. doesn’t think Marvel executives would ever recreate his portrayal of Tony Stark using artificial intelligence

judicial decisions in India has surged, particularly with Supreme Court cases being aired live. Unfortunately, India lacks a dedicated podcast that explores significant judicial rulings and delves into the minds of judges to understand why they took a particular decision. A valuable reference point is the Radio Lab podcast, More Perfect. Even if you're not American, it offers fascinating insights into key US Supreme Court cases that have shaped American society for decades. This podcast illuminates intricacies of American history and hints at future developments. One standout episode is Off the Record, On the Stand. It delves into the ethical complexities surrounding journalists testifying in court. Micah Loewinger from On the Media found himself in this situation when his reporting on militia groups involved in the January 6 Capitol attack was cited as evidence in a case against them.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Social scientists are baffled by mysterious forces pulling Americans into two contradictory versions of reality. In the reality inhabited by Republicans, Joe Biden didn’t win the 2020 presidential election.

Ranveer Allahabadia has shared a podcast with Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman S Somanath, where he talked about the possibility of extraterrestrial civilizations, proposing that alien life likely exists in diverse stages of advancement across the universe. In the conversation, ISRO chief said that aliens are definitely there and present around us. His comments add a significant voice to the ongoing debate surrounding extraterrestrial life, urging a broader view of human civilization’s place in the cosmos. Rapid technological advances could mean advanced alien life exists In an interview on a podcast with Ranveer Allahbadia, the ISRO chief highlighted humanity’s recent technological strides, noting that, a century ago, our technological capabilities were extremely limited. This comparison served as the basis for his argument that civilizations across the universe could vary significantly in their developmental stages.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Donald Trump’s campaign invited Tony Hinchcliffe, who hosts the popular podcast “Kill Tony," to do a comedy set at the former president’s rally at Madison Square Garden because of the comic’s popularity with young men, particularly after he sold out two shows at the same venue in August. The campaign didn’t know everything he would say, according to a campaign aide.

Donald Trump is trying everything from head to toe in order to attract US voters towards his Republican fold, with just a few days remaining for the US elections to begin. Earlier he had promised to eliminate taxes on tips, Social Security benefits and even overtime pay, but now he has promised one of the biggest ever tags breaks possible, which is the federal income tax, in the case he comes to power at the White House after November.

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. It is 8:15 on a Monday morning, and it is my turn to take my 20-month-old daughter to daycare. I have a phone meeting in 15 minutes, we have to leave right after, and I didn’t prepare anything for her lunch.

Former US President Barack Obama has ended up heavily criticizing the All Star Game of NBA while addressing that he will not be watching the event anymore as it hugely lacks competitiveness. According to Vibe, while speaking on the podcast named ‘Young Man and the Three’ alongside Indiana Pacers Star Tyrese Haliburton, Barack Obama expressed his frustration over the player’s reluctance to exert themselves during the game. Vibe reported that according to Barack Obama, NBA’s All Star game lacks the competitive spirit which is hugely contrasting to the spirit exhibited by legends like Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan. Barack Obama also made arguments that the concerns about player’s injuries are extremely exaggerated while he also claimed that players engage on a regular basis during intense summer leagues without having any kind of serious incidents. Also Read: Ashton Kutcher's name keeps popping up, now he features in a clip where Diddy asks 12-year-old to party with him

US election 2024 takes a detour from the swing state circuit to decamp to Texas on Friday as Kamala Harris rallies with pop superstar Beyonce and Donald Trump sits down with the world's biggest podcaster, as per AFP report. Friday's Houston show will mark Beyonce's first appearance with Harris, although the 32-time Grammy Award-winner has performed for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Harris got permission to use the singer's anthem «Freedom» and it has been the leading soundtrack of her push for the White House. Both election candidates have sought to broaden their support by sidestepping traditional media in favor of podcasts and YouTube shows consumed by uncommitted young voters who could make all the difference in a tight vote.

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Donald Trump bypassed “60 Minutes,” but he's sat down with the bros on various popular podcasts

If you thought working in restructuring was just a way to call yourself a “banker” without working in investment banking, you’d be in for a slight shock. 

Orhan Awatramani, or as most people know him, Orry, recently dropped a whopping 23 kilos, and he credits it all to a super simple change in his diet: a strict zero-sugar approach! Now tipping the scales at just 50 kg, Orry shared the details of his transformation on Arhaan Khan’s podcast, Dumb Biryani. For context, Arhaan is the son of famous personalities Malaika Arora and Arbaaz Khan.

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