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The Wine Lab

Andreea Botezatu

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A sciency podcast series about wine, chemistry, flavor, smell and everything in between hosted by wine and sensory scientist, book worm and food aficionado, Andreea Botezatu.
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Join me as we get our hands dirty. Whether it's farm and garden work, construction and carpentry, cooking and food preservation, or bushcraft and survival skills, you will find something that inspires your creativity. We learn from some true masters of their crafts. Other times we jump head-first into a project, figuring it out as we go. We explore an endless variety of skills, trades, and crafts using both traditional and modern tools and methods.
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Three Distinct Knocks

Wor. David Riley and Bro. Nicholas Harvey

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We believe that Freemasonry provides a genuine initiatory experience and a pathway to mature masculinity. The Gentle Craft brings together men who might have otherwise been divided by class, race, religion, or sectarian opinion and allows them to become friends and Brothers. It provides important moral instruction and non-dogmatic support for faith in the Divine. It gives men a sense of their place in society, in history, and in the universe. Freemasonry is not only relevant for men in our m ...
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SKIN DEEP

Skin Deep

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Welcome to Skin Deep—the podcast where Dr. Anna Chacón, Miami’s dermatologist and beauty guru, dives into all things skin, beauty, and wellness! From the science behind serums to trending beauty hacks, Dr. Chacón delivers expert insights to elevate your skincare routine. Each episode features cheeky fun, serious education, and special guests from the beauty, medical, and wellness industries. And of course, her co-host, Gnocchi—the social media sensation and rescued parrot—adds extra charm an ...
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Winds Of Change

Wyoming Humanities | ThinkWY

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The Winds of Change podcast is centered on the people, places, history, and stories of Wyoming. We talk about identity, community, land, change and what it means to thrive in the state. How does someone identify with wide spaces and big personalities in small towns? Listen to folks from across our state share their connection to Wyoming and home. Or others who are pining for opportunities to invite change. And still, there are many voices who welcome the challenge. Making a life here means p ...
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Are olive oil shots a good idea? Should we dunk butter in our coffee? Is soy really “the most dangerous food for men?” and is chocolate actually a health food? (The royal pharmacist certainly thought so when he treated Marie-Antoinette’s headaches during 18th-century France with chocolate!). If health experts tell us we’re consuming too much salt, how do we balance that with cookbooks advising we season our food generously for flavour? And are we overlooking the health and cultural impacts o ...
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"Opening up our own private practice together has been such an incredible experience. It's so meaningful that we're able to help so many people and make a difference in so many lives." - Marly Gaitan Dr. Anna Chacon interviews Dr. Sergio Gaitan and his wife Marly, the dynamic duo behind Certified Cosmetics, a Miami-based cosmetic dermatology practi…
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Send us a text From royal courts in 17th-century France to today’s celebrations around the world, sparkling wine has captured attention for centuries. In this episode of The Wine Lab, host Andreea Botezatu explains how sparkling wines are made, from traditional Champagne techniques to Prosecco’s Charmat method and beyond. We’ll look at the role of …
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Send us a text In this episode of The Wine Lab, we explore the unseen world of yeast—the microscopic winemakers transforming grape juice into wine. From lab-selected commercial strains to wild, spontaneous fermentations and even wineries culturing their own native yeasts, we uncover how these tiny organisms shape wine’s flavor, texture, and identit…
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Could one injection treat your rare skin condition, severe asthma, AND eczema all at once? Dr. Anna Chacon, board-certified dermatologist and host of Skin Deep, welcomes Jacob Edwards, a 35-year-old patient from the West Coast who has been courageously battling Kimura's disease for over a decade. Jacob was among the first Caucasians diagnosed with …
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Send us a text Why does a glass of wine smell like blackberries, jasmine, or freshly cut herbs—when it’s made entirely from grapes? In this episode, we explore the complex and fascinating science of wine aroma. From compounds naturally found in grapes and flowers to the transformative role of fermentation and microbes, we trace how scent molecules …
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Send us a text In this episode of The Wine Lab, we swirl through the science of malolactic fermentation (MLF), the process that can soften wine and elevate complexity, but also invite spoilage and instability, especially in high pH wines. We break down what MLF actually is, why winemakers use it, when they avoid it, and how to manage its benefits a…
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Why do successful dermatologists say owning real estate is more important than patient volume? Dr. Anna Chacon hosts Dr. Kristin Haushaulter, a board-certified dermatologist and entrepreneur who has built successful practices across multiple states before establishing her current partnership in Miami. Dr. Haushaulter brings unique insights into pri…
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Send us a text Can a splash of sour grape juice make wines better in a warming world? In this episode, we explore how verjus—juice from unripe grapes—can improve wine chemistry, reduce alcohol, and enhance sustainability in hot-climate winemaking. Based on research from Texas A&M University. 👉 Read the full paper Support the show For more detailed …
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Send us a text We’ve all heard of “corked” wine — but what if that wet dog smell isn’t the cork’s fault at all? In this episode of The Wine Lab, we explore the fascinating and frustrating world of haloanisoles: TCA, TBA, TeCA, PCA, and their highly aromatic footprint in wine. These powerful compounds can travel through the air, cling to barrels and…
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Send us a text Can fewer grapes mean better wine? In this episode of The Wine Lab, Dr. Andreea Botezatu explores the science behind cluster thinning, a time-honored but hotly debated vineyard practice. Drawing from a recent narrative systematic review, we break down what the research really says about its impact on wine aroma, phenolics, sensory qu…
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How does someone turn personal struggles into a mission of cultural preservation and community support? Dr. Anna Chacon, MD FAAD, welcomes world-renowned Alaskan Native ivory carver Leon Misuk Kinneeveauk from Point Hope, Alaska. Leon runs the Alaska Art Alliance nonprofit, providing space and resources for Alaskan Native artists facing challenges …
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"What happens when healthcare stops rewarding volume and starts rewarding value?" Dr. Anna Chacon, board-certified dermatologist and host of Skin Deep, welcomes Jonathan Gruner, CEO of Salud Healthcare. With over 15 years of healthcare experience, Gruner leads a premier Managed Service Organization supporting independent primary care physicians tra…
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How did a young man from a Cuban immigrant family in Miami navigate his way to becoming a successful medical entrepreneur in the Florida Keys? Welcome to another episode of Skin Deep with Dr. Anna Chacon. Today we’re joined by Dr. Miguel Diaz, M.D. a Board-Certified Family Medicine Physician. Today’s discussion is focused on medical practice manage…
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Finding my culture and skiing came hand in hand—both taught me how to honor the land – Connor Ryan Welcome to Winds of Change: Native Voices, a podcast brought to you by Wyoming Humanities. Hosted by Emy Digrappa, we explore the rich histories, cultures, and stories of the people and places that shape Wyoming—and beyond. In this special series, we …
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Language isn’t just about words—it’s about a worldview. It holds a whole way of understanding the world, relationships with land, and with each other. - Ellen Bradley Welcome to Winds of Change, hosted by Emy Digrappa and brought to you by Wyoming Humanities. In this episode, we celebrate Native Voices with our special guest, Ellen Bradley, a skier…
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Great skin doesn’t stop at the face—your scalp and hair deserve just as much attention. In this episode of Skin Deep, Dr. Anna Chacón sits down with Todd Da Silva, an elite L6 stylist and the Senior Technical Trainer for Bellus Academy in San Diego, CA, to talk all things scalp health, haircare science, and how dermatology and hairstyling go hand i…
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🗣️ "I grew up in a household where Shoshone was spoken. That language shaped my world—now I’m working to make sure it shapes the future too." – Lynette St. Clair On this episode of Winds of Change, host Emy DiGrappa welcomes Lynette St. Clair—Shoshone linguist, educator, and cultural preservationist from Fort Washakie, Wyoming. Recently honored as …
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In this episode of Winds of Change, host Emy Digrappa speaks with Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, artist, and cultural advocate Jhane Myers—an enrolled member of the Comanche Nation with Blackfeet heritage. Jhane shares her journey from a childhood shaped by traditional arts to a career spanning marketing, fashion, Native regalia making, and film pro…
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Skincare isn’t just for adults—building healthy habits starts young! In this episode of Skin Deep, Dr. Anna Chacón sits down with Courtney Hyman to discuss everyday skincare essentials and how to teach kids the importance of skin health from an early age. From simple routines to age-appropriate products, Courtney shares expert insights on protectin…
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🧵 “Quilting isn’t just for old people—it’s for anyone with a creative spirit and a story to tell.” — Miracle Seminole ✨ “Each quilt carries prayers, patience, and the love of our ancestors.” — Cherokee Brown In this heartfelt episode of Winds of Change, host Emy DiGrappa sits down with Cherokee Brown and her daughter, Miracle Seminole—both enrolled…
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With so much noise in the skincare industry, how do you separate fact from fiction? In this episode of Skin Deep, Dr. Anna Chacón sits down with Benjamin Fuchs, R.Ph., a pharmacist, skincare formulator, and the founder of Truth Treatment to uncover the science behind truly effective skincare. With decades of experience in pharmaceutical skincare, B…
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In this episode of SKIN DEEP, Dr. Anna Chacon welcomes actress Erika Medina, known for her work with Disney, to discuss the demands of the beauty industry and the essential role of a trusted dermatologist in keeping your skin healthy and glowing. Erika shares her on-set beauty secrets, her personal skincare must-haves, and some dos and don’ts she’s…
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From Hollywood’s biggest red carpets to magazine covers, Oscar, celebrity hair and makeup artist, knows how to create flawless beauty moments. In this episode of Skin Deep, Dr. Anna Chacón sits down with Oscar to dive into the secrets behind long-lasting glam, skincare for makeup lovers, and pro techniques to achieve that camera-ready glow. Whether…
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Stay in the middle of the road and plow as much as you can. Stay out of the furrows and the ruts on the left and the right. And if you're damned if you do and damned if you don't, then do. – Alan Simpson In this episode of Winds of Change, Wyoming Humanities pays tribute to the remarkable life and enduring legacy of former U.S. Senator Alan K. Simp…
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Whether you call them traditional foods, native ingredients, bush tucker or something else, what’s harvested here is unique. Australia’s a “megadiverse” country, home to around 700,000 species. 65,000-year-old grindstones found in a Kakadu rock shelter reflect the long, rich history of First Nations foods here and many plants are nutritional wonder…
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In this episode of SKIN DEEP, Dr. Anna Chacon is joined by Lana Kerr, founder of the revolutionary CO2 Carboxy Mask, to dive into the science behind this game-changing skincare innovation. Lana shares how this unique treatment boosts skin health, minimizes signs of aging, and helps achieve that sought-after celebrity glow. Together, they discuss th…
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From Persian blue salt to Murray River pink salt and every colour in between, sodium chloride has been essential for millennia. The Great Wall of China was funded by a salt tax and hunger for this mineral has led to revolutions in India and France. Salt is so versatile, it can melt ice on roads, clean wounds and repel slugs from your home. Chefs te…
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For thousands of years, we’ve used olive oil for everything: from lighting lamps to chasing bugs out of our ears. In Australia, the oldest olive trees – planted 200 years ago – are still alive today. Olive oil was pressed by monks in Western Australia and inmates in Adelaide in the 1800s – but until recently, you could only find this fuel in pharma…
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In this episode of SKIN DEEP, Dr. Anna Chacon is joined by Jamila Powell, founder of Naturally Drenched, to discuss a critical yet often overlooked aspect of skincare—scalp care! Jamila dives into why the scalp deserves just as much attention as the rest of your skin and how improper care not only impacts your skin health but also shows in the cond…
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I believe that inside of every single person, especially. Especially when they're in their darkest times, there's a little voice in their head that says, I want to be more, I want to do more, I want to say more, and I want to live more. - Norberto Orellana In this episode of Winds of Change, I sit down with Norberto Orellana, a motivating individua…
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Not that long ago, butter had its health-villain era. Margarine reigned and fridges were stocked with ‘I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter’ and alternative dairy spreads. But in recent times, we’ve seen tech-bros ‘biohack’ their coffee with butter, and butter boards and butter sculptures leave a sunny glow on social media. Is there a scientific basis f…
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Is soy “the most dangerous food for men?” This question was posed by a viral Men’s Health article and, like the #soyboy insult, it plays into modern fears that soybeans emasculate bodies. But is there any scientific validity to this online panic? And does it tell the full story about this crop known as ‘green gold’ – and how it’s shaped cuisines ac…
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In this episode of SKIN DEEP, Dr. Anna Chacon is joined by Colleen Baren, former VP of Field Sales at L’Oréal and a true beauty industry powerhouse. Together, they dive into the intersection of expert care and expert consumer demand, peeling back the layers on what it really takes to make waves in the beauty and skincare world. With Colleen’s insid…
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“My mission is to extend the reach of appreciation for science and the natural world through rich audio-visual experiences that are entertaining and can be powerful vehicles for learning, for self-education or for teaching” – Reilly Dibner In this episode of Winds of Change, I sit down with Reilly Dibner, an ecologist turned stop-motion animator wh…
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In 18th-century France, the royal pharmacist treated Marie-Antoinette’s headaches with chocolate. This sweet even appeared in European hospital prescriptions! Medicinal use of chocolate goes back thousands of years: its main ingredient, cacao, was used to treat snake bites by ancient Mesoamerican societies, for instance. Today, we see headlines abo…
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It can be tricky trying to consume the ‘right things’, and the forces that shape our diets go far beyond what’s supposedly ‘good for us’. On the second season of Should You Really Eat That?, Lee Tran Lam continues to untangle the cultural, social and nutritional confusion around the staples in our diet – with the help of chefs, dietitians and other…
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In this episode of SKIN DEEP, Dr. Anna Chacon is joined by high school senior and trailblazing entrepreneur Maliya Patel to tackle a topic her generation needs to hear: why preventative skincare is the ultimate power move. As the founder of The Mental Playbook Podcast and creator of the Kindfull app, Maliya’s all about breaking barriers and buildin…
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Explore how Francesca King, originally from London, made her journey to Wyoming and immersed herself in the literary scene. Her innovative Footnote Literary Consultancy is breaking new ground, offering writers in the state a chance to accelerate their journey to publication while fostering a sense of community. Join us as we talk about Francesca's …
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In this episode of SKIN DEEP with Dr. Anna Chacon, meet Guinness World Record holder, celebrity athlete, and entrepreneur Christy Swaid—a true powerhouse who lives life in the fast lane, often under the blazing sun. Together, they delve into the day-to-day stressors Christy faces, from marathon training to breaking records, and uncover the impact o…
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“I think the thing that makes something a piece of artwork is the intention that an artist imbues into it.”- John Wilhelm Want to deepen your understanding of sound preservation and creative storytelling? Discover the intersection of art and environment with audio engineer John Wilhelm as we explore Wyoming's Creative Economies and Innovation. In t…
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