I'm Maya Shankar, host of the Slight Change of Plans, which Apple chose as the best show of the year.

In our new season, we'll explore how the science of Change can help us better navigate

change in our own lives. And we'll hear stories from people like Ruby Bridges,

who at age six became one of the first students to desegregate an all-white elementary school,

and Kristi Warren, a firefighter who saved others for decades before finally seeking out help for

herself. Listen to a Slight Change of Plans on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcast or wherever you

get your podcasts. Hey, this is Annie. And Samantha, and we are the host of Stuff Mom Never

Told You, a podcast about intersectional feminism and all the ways it impacts all of us. And now,

we're coming out with a book that takes an even deeper look at some of the topics important to us.

We dig into people leading movements like civil rights and the Jane Collective,

and we discuss why fictional characters like Princess Leia and tropes like the final girl are

powerful and so much more. Order your copy today of Stuff Mom Never Told You, the feminist past,

present and future, where books are sold, or get yours at stuffyoushouldreadbooks.com.

We're supposed to learn from our own mistakes that other people's errors can be instructive

too, from efforts to control the weather that went disastrously awry to the untimely death of the

Segway Boss. History is a treasure trove, mishaps and meltdowns that can teach us all.

I'm Tim Halford, host of cautionary tales, the podcast that minds the greatest fiascoes of the

past, for their most valuable lessons. Listen to cautionary tales on the iHeartRadio app,

Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

It's the radio segment who tried to be Pete Davidson's wingman the other night,

but he got too drunk and accidentally just followed around an insurance agent named

Dave Peterson. Quite the same. Probably. It's laser stories. The second one we read,

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