25 — Episode

: Highlights a paper titled "Sabotaging Significance: A Call for Less Research and More Organizing," exploring participatory feminist and critical qualitative methodologies.

: Features a paper presented at the Spring Theological Symposium by Layton Talbert regarding questions to ask when studying Proverbs . Episode 25

: Discusses the future of paper and tissue technology , specifically highlighting the PrimeLine XT Evo shoe press. Social Justice & Humanities : Highlights a paper titled "Sabotaging Significance: A

: Features the authors of a white paper titled "Children with Problematic Sexual Behavior: Recommendations for the Multidisciplinary Team and Children's Advocacy Center Response" . Technical & Industry Papers Social Justice & Humanities : Features the authors

: Discusses two specific research papers by Sara B. Heller: "Summer Jobs Reduce Violence Among Disadvantaged Youth" and "Rethinking the Benefits of Youth Employment Programs" .

: Historian Kidada Williams discusses several historical texts and resources, including a PDF on "quotidiana" by David Kazanjian.

: This episode focuses on a major breakthrough paper published in Nature titled "Characterization of single neurons reprogrammed by pancreatic cancer," which introduces the new "trace-n-seq" technology for characterizing tumor-infiltrating neurons.