Concept

A physical and psychological response to sexual stimulation, culminating in orgasm.

A rice variety grown in Africa, known for its hardiness and resistance to pests.

A disease caused by a virus, specifically the orth Ebola virus, known for causing outbreaks in Africa

German word for earworm, a catchy tune that invades the brain.

A rice variety that is a descendant of the Oryza sativa species, domesticated in China.

A government program to study UFOs, funded by the U.S. government, known as OSAP.

Oshikatsu is a Japanese term describing fervent fan culture.

OT market, the operational technology sector focusing on industrial systems and infrastructure.

Portuguese phrase meaning 'Work returns' or 'Work gives back,' referring to the podcast's theme.

A supernatural device used to communicate with spirits, often associated with Ouija boards.

The Outer Space Treaty of the 1970s is an international agreement that states outer space is not owned by any nation.

The influence of out-of-home factors such as peer groups, neighborhoods, and schools on children

The output layer is the final layer in a neural network that produces the result or prediction based on processed data.

A New Zealand slang term for a day when the temperature exceeds 40 degrees Celsius.

A concept advising to over-communicate when uncertain in professional settings.

Irish prison system's overcrowding issue and its impact on violence.

Rob Dial, the host of the podcast, discusses the concept of overstimulation and its neurological and psychological impacts.

A book published in 2015 by Daniel Priestly, focusing on creating demand and demand management strategies.

A phrase used to describe someone perceived as old or past their prime.

A fictional character representing a person who overthinks and worries excessively.

Australian actress and singer, star of the film 'Practical Magic 2'.

Australian property market and real estate investment concepts.

Financial investment in real estate or assets

Oxford AstraZeneca COVID vaccine platform, used as a basis for some Ebola vaccine candidates.

A gene associated with social bonding and optimism.

A class of problems solvable in polynomial time.

P3, the third position in the race or qualifying, representing a top-three finish.

A Malaysian dish similar to Pad Thai, made with rice noodles and stir-fried ingredients.

A concept referring to the worship of Mother Nature and climate change as a pagan religion.

The divine father figure in Christianity, associated with love, grace, and salvation.

A concept describing the neural pathways activated during emotional pain.

Music, dance, painting, theater, and creative activities are discussed as arts forms beneficial to health.

The Palaeocelopterus is believed to be the earliest pterobird, appearing around 53 million years ago during the early Eocene.

Palestinian political and resistance movement, originating from the Palestinian Nakba and ongoing struggle.

The Palestinian territory in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, seeking recognition for independence.

The palm tree, a type of tree used as a metaphor for resilience and bounce-back ability.

A spiritual practice involving the burning of Palo Santo to welcome positive energy and clear negativity.

The concept of panentheism is a spiritual idea that Ian McGilchrist discusses, where God is in everything and everything is in God.

Pangea was a supercontinent that existed hundreds of millions of years ago, mentioned in geological history.

A symbol of longevity and healthy life in Japanese culture, made by folding paper cranes.

A screening test for cervical cancer involving collection of cervical cells during a pelvic exam

A chemical used in personal care products, such as parabens and phthalates, which can disrupt hormones.

The parable of the two wolves is a story about inner conflict and choice.

The parable Jesus told about the landowner and the tenants, illustrating spiritual truths.

A concept referring to the widespread exposure to a substance or factor in the population.

Paramatman refers to the supreme self or soul in Hindu philosophy, representing the highest aspect of the self.

A parasitic infection caused by worms such as hookworm, whipworm, and roundworm.

A species of fly that lays eggs in other insects, part of the research focus.

A state of relaxation and social engagement mediated by the parasympathetic nervous system, associated with calmness and safety.

A hormone that defends calcium levels by acting on bones, kidneys, and intestines.