Every gym (real gym) has a dude like this—we used to call them “fire plugs” (if you’re not from New York, that means fire hydrant). He has arms like sewer pipes, a chest like a gun safe, zero degrees of V-taper, and he’d probably be proud of the fact that he has a squat rack…
Men will track their protein intake to the last gram, analyze their workout performance like Wall Street analysts, and spend a small fortune on supplements promising eternal youth. Yet ask the average man when he last checked his testosterone levels, and the conversation suddenly becomes remarkably quiet. As a certified fitness trainer, a bodybuilder with…
The Political Science department has been through a wide range of men’s fashion styles. From the occasional tuxedo to the rising Birkenstock trend, interviews with the University’s favorite male professors helped get to the bottom of the men’s fashion story.
Saunas and cold plunge pools are popping up everywhere in the UK, bringing scorching heat and icy cold to a beach, city farm or park near you. Their users will be drawn to all the reasons why it is good for both mind and body. But what is the evidence for the benefits of saunas
In this January 2026 episode, Ian Sample puts listeners’ questions about dreams and nightmares to Dr. Michel Carr, director of the Dream Engineering Laboratory at the Center for Advanced Research in Sleep Medicine in Montreal and author of the book. in dream lab. They look at why we dream, what we can learn by examining
In 2021, I wrote a story about how selling a car can quietly haunt you. In it I was quoted, talking about the BMW 335i Touring I drove after seven years, admitting that I was depressed for a week and that I had asked my girlfriend to take a picture of me next to her,
I went to high school and college at the height of the women’s liberation movement in the 1970s. We knew gender discrimination was a problem—but we were to solve it. Article continues after ad My father, who was the head of our family, encouraged me to become a doctor. I was the eldest and golden
TeaAI ethicist Eleanor Dredge believes that in order to move forward with artificial intelligence, humans need to recognize the “humanity” of AI. He means that while we often talk about AI as if it were some mysterious, formless thing, it is the product of hours of human labor in silicon and quartz mines, microchip factories,
Science correspondent Nicola Davies investigates the strange story of Tam O’Byrne and his attempts to grow tea in Scotland. In the third episode of this miniseries, first broadcast in October 2025, all of O’Byrne’s lies are revealed and it is revealed where he was obtaining the tea supplied to hotels and shops. During the trial,
Matthew Medney is the author of The Existential Equation: What’s the Cost of Humanity?Now off Gungnir. Below, he recommends three thought-provoking science fiction novels. Leaving you stunned… wondering about what could have been… dreaming of a radical change in reality… These are the feelings that all great science fiction should leave you with. Want more,