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This special episode of *En Buen Pedo* for Amazon Music Podcast Week is for those of you who have that friend-the one who knows everything, the accomplice to your worst and best ideas, the one with whom you share unspoken rules that never needed explaining. Basti

Revival Plus, the go-to podcast for pop culture and millennial nostalgia, relives the best moments of the latest season.

Are we living in a simulation, or does the universe simply have bugs in its code? Meet the "Probability Hackers": people who defied the laws of physics and statistics, surviving shipwrecks, plane crashes, and clinical death-only to win the lottery afterward. From the man who came back from the dead to become a millionaire to the woman who survived the three most famous shipwrecks of the 20th century, their lives read like movie scripts with special effects by God. This isn't just luck; it's defying logic. On this journey, we explore stories like that of "Mad Jack," who fought in wars using a sword and a bow; the Nebraska choir that was spared from an explosion simply because they were late; and even math geniuses who cracked the lottery algorithm to win millions. These aren't mere accidents; they're proof that, in the face of utter chaos, some humans managed to tip the scales in their favor while scientists try to figure out what went wrong. Is it fate, pure chance, or a glitch in the

On the eve of Valentine's Day in Logros

Amazon Music Podcast Week got a little dramatic, and in this special episode we talk about one of the topics that both brings us closer together and really puts love to the test: all the things we hate about living with a partner. Because it's one thing to dream of sharing your life with someone, and quite another to discover that your favorite person leaves their slippers in the way to the door or hogs the bathroom for hours for no good reason. Between stories and confessions, our ladies and gentlemen shared those little things that seem insignificant

We live in the age of hyperconnection, yet we've never felt so alone. What if loneliness were the most harmful thing for our brain? More and more people suffer from anxiety, stress, mental health issues, and a deep sense of disconnection without realizing that behind many of those symptoms lies a loneliness that is directly affecting their health. In this live episode of Roca Project, Carlos Roca welcomes back Ana Asensio, clinical psychologist and doctor in neuroscience, to discuss loneliness and mental health from a scientific evidence perspective. Throughout the conversation, we explore how loneliness affects the brain, what the effects of chronic loneliness are on our body, and why the lack of affection, the absence of deep bonds, and human disconnection can have real consequences on our physical and emotional well-being. Taking a life-span approach, we explore the consequences of loneliness at different stages of life, from birth to old age. Ana explains the need for affection as

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