Épisodes

  • Owls, Squids & Spiders
    Oct 22 2025

    Have you ever paused to think about the owl, perched impossibly still in the moon-drenched silence. The deep sea squid, adrift in a night blacker than dreams. Or the humble spider, crouched in shadow. Each one bears eyes—astonishing, alien, and beautifully suited to their hidden lives.

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    5 min
  • Spiders
    Oct 1 2025

    Spiders belong to the arachnid family, have eight legs instead of six, and can produce silk for webs, egg sacs, and even to swing from surfaces. Some spiders, like jumping spiders, possess remarkable vision and use their silk and specialized hunting tactics that set them apart from other creatures. How did them come to be?

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    4 min
  • Maken Lemonade
    Sep 24 2025

    Let’s dive into lemons! These vibrant yellow wonders are scientifically fascinating: a hybrid fruit, born from bitter orange and citron, bursting with citric acid. That sharp, zesty tang? It’s more than just a flavor—it powers tiny batteries and works as nature’s own preservative! Lemons fight off bacteria, pack a punch of vitamin C, overflow with antioxidants, and gift us healthier skin and stronger immune systems. Is it any wonder lemons have come to represent so much more than a simple fruit?

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    4 min
  • Miraculous Quantum Tunneling
    Oct 15 2025

    Quantum tunneling is a shimmering example of the microscopic world’s ability to surprise—particles which, in classical terms, should need sufficient energy to climb over a barrier instead have a real chance, by purely quantum laws, of appearing on the other side without ever going “over.” Their wave-like nature allows for some probability of being found beyond an obstacle even without enough energy for the task. Rather than absolute walls, reality sometimes offers doors made of pure chance.

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    5 min
  • Seeds
    Sep 16 2025

    Day turned to night, again and again, and still she waited. Until quietly, gently, orders dormant in the darkness began to stir. Roots hummed downward; shoots stretched upward, each according to its kind, unfurling leaves that reached for the light with a certainty that stunned even the scientists who’d seen it before. As if every seed spoke a stubborn, silent answer to a question not yet asked.

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    4 min
  • Miraculous Body
    Aug 2 2025

    A podcast episode delving into the human body, frequently referred to as a miracle—not solely due to its complex design and healing capabilities, but also for its representation of the marvels of creation. It emphasizes both the remarkable intricacy of our physical being and the significant spiritual insights it can impart. Every day, miracles occur all around us. Let’s start talking about them every Wednesday on Truthwins.com WI-FI Podcast starting January 1, 2026. And that the rest of the story, good day!

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    4 min
  • Miracle Body
    Jul 9 2025

    A podcast episode delving into the human body, frequently referred to as a miracle—not solely due to its complex design and healing capabilities, but also for its representation of the marvels of creation. It emphasizes both the remarkable intricacy of our physical being and the significant spiritual insights it can impart. Every day, miracles occur all around us. Let’s start talking about them every Wednesday on Truthwins.com WI-FI Podcast starting January 1, 2026. And that the rest of the story, good day!

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    5 min
  • Pumpkins
    Oct 8 2025

    Pumpkins are truly astonishing! Bursting with radiant orange color that captures the very spirit of autumn, they light up fields and homes with a kind of glowing joy, as if carrying sunshine within their round, cheerful forms. From their deliciously sweet flesh that turns into creamy pies and comforting soups, to their crunchy, nutrient-packed seeds that fuel energy and health, every part of the pumpkin is a gift waiting to be enjoyed.

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    3 min