Amy Nicholson
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471 appearances
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2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Amy Nicholson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Something You Should Know · The Science Behind Your Intuition & How Things Get Made · 15 May 2025
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In Don't Blame Me, we tackle our listeners' dilemmas with hilariously honest advice.
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I'm Amy Nicholson, the film critic for the LA Times.
We come together to host Unspooled, a podcast where we talk about good movies, critical hits.
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And me, Melissa Demonts, for Don't Blame Me, But Am I Wrong?
In Don't Blame Me, we tackle our listeners' dilemmas with hilariously honest advice.
Then tune in to see you next Tuesday for our listener poll results from But Am I Wrong?
Listen to Don't Blame Me, But Am I Wrong on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Today on Something You Should Know, fascinating facts about the food you eat, like why salmon is pink, what's the shelf life of a Twinkie, and more. Then, the Like button. It's pressed billions of times a day. Why do we like the Like button?
Also, the rule about when to repair a pair of shoes or just get new ones. And amazing things about your body you never knew, about your breath, your tears, even your mucus.
All this today on Something You Should Know. We talk a lot about health on Something You Should Know, and I guess it motivates me. I mean, I'm not a nut about it, but I try to take care of my health. I want to preserve my mobility and strength as I get older. And I recently started taking this supplement. Maybe you've heard about it. It's called MitoPure.
MitoPure is a precise dose of something called Urolithin A that supports your health by encouraging cellular renewal. Since I started taking it... I can tell I have more energy and I notice I recover faster after I exercise. I did some research on this too. There's some real science here that supports what I'm saying. And so does my experience.
MitoPure is the only urolithin A supplement on the market that is clinically proven to target the effects of age-related cellular decline. And Mito Pure is shown to deliver double-digit increases in muscle strength and endurance without a change in exercise. From my own experience, I have more energy and strength and just overall feel better every day. And who doesn't want that?
And I'm not just recommending it to you on this podcast. I tell friends and other people I know about it because of how it makes me feel. Now, Timeline is the company behind MitoPure, and Timeline is offering 10% off your order of MitoPure. Go to Timeline.com slash something. That's T-I-M-E-L-I-N-E dot com slash something.
What is the shelf life of a Twinkie? It actually has one, and it's not as long as you think. Hi, and welcome to this episode of Something You Should Know. There are a lot of facts about many of the foods we eat that are pretty interesting and worth knowing. For example, Twinkies really do have a shelf life, and it is about 45 days. Most of the salmon we eat is dyed pink.
Wild salmon are pink in color because they eat these little crustaceans called krill that give the salmon that pink color. But farmed salmon, which accounts for about two-thirds of the salmon we eat, are fed pellets to dye their flesh pink, which is otherwise naturally gray. An ear of corn will almost always have an even number of rows.
Honey, and you've probably heard this before, but honey does not have a shelf life. It can crystallize and it can change color, but it never goes bad. Avocados, pumpkins, bananas, and watermelon are actually all berries. And strawberries are not really berries. Almonds are part of the peach family. And here's something kind of gross. What's in your peanut butter may shock you.
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