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Mentioned in 11 analyzed podcast episodes across 10 shows

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There Are No Girls on the Internet The 404 Media Podcast The Shawn Ryan Show Astrum Space Freakonomics Radio More or Less ZOE Science & Nutrition Passion Struck with John R. Miles DarkHorse Podcast Unexplainable

Episode Mentions

There Are No Girls on the Internet · May 8, 2026

Jeff Bezos Met Gala; Sarah Paulson Protest Look; OpenAI Stalking Lawsuit; My Handbook App's Fake AI Black Woman Scam - NEWS ROUNDUP

“Published meta-analysis on ChatGPT's positive impact on learning; retracted for methodology problems”

AI-Generated Deepfakes and Identity FraudRacial Manipulation in Tech MarketingAlgorithmic Bias in Educational AI Systems

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The 404 Media Podcast · May 6, 2026

Flock Used Cameras at a Children’s Gymnastics Center for a Sales Pitch

“Prestigious journal that retracted 2025 meta-analysis claiming ChatGPT benefits student learning”

Flock surveillance network integration with private camerasFOIA requests and government transparency in surveillance contractsChatGPT and generative AI in K-12 education

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The Shawn Ryan Show · Apr 30, 2026

#300 Louisa Nicola - Peptides, Cancer and the Deadly Habits That Lead to Alzheimer’s

“Prestigious academic journal that published fraudulent Alzheimer's research later retracted in 2022”

Alzheimer's disease prevention and lifestyle interventionsAmyloid beta plaques and tau protein neurodegenerationHormone replacement therapy for menopausal women

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Astrum Space · Apr 28, 2026

The Science Fact You've Been Taught for Years Is a Lie | Astrum Earth

“Published Suzanne Simard's landmark 1997 paper on carbon transfer between tree species via fungal networks.”

Mycorrhizal Fungal Networks and Plant CommunicationWood Wide Web Theory and Scientific ValidationVolatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) in Plant Defense

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Freakonomics Radio · Apr 17, 2026

671. Why Has There Been So Little Progress on Alzheimer’s Disease?

“Journal that published Lesne's influential 2006 amyloid oligomer paper, later retracted due to image manipulation”

Amyloid Cascade Hypothesis in Alzheimer's ResearchScientific Image Manipulation and Forensic DetectionResearch Integrity and Misconduct in Neuroscience

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More or Less · Apr 11, 2026

Dr Spock’s dangerous advice on baby sleep

“Scientific journal where Helen Pearson works as an editor, referenced in context of scientific evidence”

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and risk factorsEvidence-based medicine and medical consensusSystematic reviews and meta-analysis methodology

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ZOE Science & Nutrition · Mar 19, 2026

How to feed the 50 gut bacteria that shrink body fat, calm inflammation and cut cholesterol | Prof Nicola Segata & Prof Sarah Berry

“World's most influential scientific journal; published the groundbreaking microbiome research paper by ZOE scientists”

Gut Microbiome Composition and Health OutcomesDietary Fiber and Polyphenol MetabolismPersonalized Nutrition Based on Microbiome Profiling

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Passion Struck with John R. Miles · Jan 29, 2026

Alzheimer’s Research, Doctored Data, and the Human Cost | Charles Piller – EP 722

“Published the landmark 2006 University of Minnesota amyloid study; took nearly 2 years to respond to misconduct concerns before retracting”

Alzheimer's Disease Research MisconductAmyloid Hypothesis and Alternative Disease ModelsScientific Image Manipulation and Data Falsification

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DarkHorse Podcast · Jan 11, 2026

Preventing Truth Decay: Michael Shermer on DarkHorse

“Major scientific journal that rejected Weinstein's telomere research without review despite recommendation from leading evolutionary biologist”

Epistemology and how we determine truth in sciencePeer review system failures and scientific fraud enforcementInstitutional corruption and ideological capture in academia

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Unexplainable · Oct 6, 2025

Does Tylenol cause autism?

“Prestigious scientific journal that published the 2021 consensus statement calling for precautionary action on acetaminophen use”

Acetaminophen safety during pregnancyAutism causation and risk factorsEpidemiological study design and confounding variables

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Science Vs · May 22, 2025

The War Keeps Raging Against Science

“Scientific journal where reporter Max Koslov covers research funding cuts and conducted researcher sentiment survey.”

NIH Grant Terminations and Funding CutsGovernment Censorship of Research FindingsGain-of-Function Research Regulation

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