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THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER "Full of tenderness and delirium, moving between suburban realism and fairy tale." —Mariana Enríquez "A darkly enchanted expedition into the eviscerating oblivion of motherhood. de Fez writes with her sharpest knife." —Rachel Yoder "An eldritch Pedro Almodóvar...

I’m used to being alone, until she changed everything... When my ex-wife left, she said the cruelest words she could think of, and I took them all to heart. Now I work at my loveable cousin’s tattoo parlor and keep most people at arm’s length. I have the occasional one night stand to take the edge off, but there can never be anything more than that for me. I don’t let myself think about how lonely I am. At least I’m not ruining anyone’s life, right? Then Emily walks into Wishbone Tattoos, asking about the receptionist job.

Rooted in Truth is a Christian podcast that helps to teach others the truth of the Bible, and how we can live faithfully in a modern world. Through Scripture-based conversations and thoughtful reflection on today’s culture and politics, this show seeks to encourage clarity, conviction, and grace in a time of confusion.

If letters addressed to you were being left at the crime scenes of a notorious serial killer, what would you do? Rory is a killer on a mission. They will stop at nothing to find the killer of their precious 'El'. They don’t care what or who they have to take out to get answers. If that means taking out a few unfavourable people along the way and making sure to leave Detective Stone a little love note at every scene, then so be it. Detective Stone has been in the detective business for over ten years. Nothing fazes him anymore, well, until Rory shows up that is.

Welcome to Human Soup… A podcast for people who’ve had enough of pretending they’ve got it all together. Hosted by Nicki Burge and Lizzie Bean, this is real, unfiltered conversation about work, life, burnout, and the beautiful mess and magic of being human. We’re all winging it… So let’s stop pretending and stir the f*cking soup.

A podcast for the moment when you realize the roles, systems, and structures that have shaped your entire reality up until this point can no longer contain who you are. These are conversations where giving voice to what is true yet unspoken becomes the first act of inhabiting who you actually are. We share openly about the inner work it takes to be ourselves and the lessons we learn along the way. Now at Work is for the growing community of people who know that if we wait until we feel ready to start, the time will never come. I'm Lizzie Azzolino, and I'm grateful you are here with us.

Zombies have become a staple in pop culture. But where did the idea of zombies come from? According to biologist David Hughes, the culprit is nature itself.

A SHEERLUXE READING LIST PICK FOR 2025 'Fans of Bridget Jones will love Lizzie Frainier's tales from the dating front line' Sunday Times Style 'Lizzie Frainier is admirably frank and deeply likeable. She takes you along for the ride of her love life like a British Carrie Bradshaw' Catherine Gray...

Is there a scientific explanation behind falling in love? Learn the answers from scientists who look into the physiology of romance.

Who knows what is at the end of a black hole? Astrophysicists!

Some people are better at singing than others. Why is that? A researcher explains why some people love doing karaoke, and others simply can't do it.

Some people are afraid of public speaking more than others. Learn about some surprising ways to overcome stage fright.

What causes itches, and how does scratching stop it? This Q & A explains what tells your brain you have an itch and how long to scratch.

Are there more than 13 planets in our solar system? Learn how astronomers categorize the objects out in space.

How do humans sense when someone is behind them? This Q & A explains the science of peripheral vision.

A nuclear chemist explains what is required to discover a new element.

Why do some people sleep in longer than others? This Q & A explains the disparity of different people's need for sleep.

If scientists found a way to live on a different planet, would they tell people they could live there and make it a new Earth?

What made the ice age so cold? This Q & A defines the different ice ages of the Earth and when they come about.

Despite a mountain of evidence, some people still don't believe that climate change is occurring. Why is that? Find out in this insightful Q & A.