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Back to Doctor Who for this tape and we’re still with Colin Baker’s first full season. Today, it’s The Two Doctors. One of the better entries in this season for several reasons, the first being it’s written by Robert Holmes, one of the best writers of the classic series, who was brought back to the series […]

via Doctor Who – tape 28 — VHiStory

Although 2020 is far from over, it’s already in the books as a year that won’t soon be forgotten, in the midst of life-changing events like the spread of the coronavirus pandemic across the world and a global uprising of protests against racism and police brutality. Due to social distancing orders, most of us have…

via These Are the Best Memes of 2020 So Far — TIME

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You might have been considering — or have already started — picking up a new hobby this year, particularly one you can do at home. Podcasting seems to be a popular option, and RODE is a company that has done more to cater specifically to this audience than just about any other audio company out…

via With feature updates and new accessories, the RODECaster Pro is a podcaster’s dream come true — TechCrunch

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via Lucy Dickins upped to Co-Head of Music at WME, Marc Geiger exits after 17 years — Music Business Worldwide

Astronauts live in a practically weightless environment, scientifically known as microgravity. The effects of microgravity on the human body are various and fascinating – some of them damaging, some redeeming. New research finds a therapeutic purpose for the impact of microgravity on human stem cells. From the brain shifting upward to muscles shrinking, veins swelling, […]

via Space travel may hold the key to cardiac repair — Sapere