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Podcast Episode: Natural Remedies That May Lower Cholesterol and Support Liver and General Health
Greetings, here’s another AI-generated podcast based on four of my posts. It does offer some up some important points from my research, but please note that my posts are much more detailed and with lots of helpful information, if I may say so myself. Here they are (the links will open in new tabs): 10+1 Reasons Why I like Intermittent Fasting Foods That May Lower Cholesterol. Some May Also Help with Fatty Liver Plants and…
Podcast Episode: Seven Romanian Medicinal Plants
Greetings! I have generated another AI podcast for you, sourced from three of my posts reviewing seven medicinal plants much used in Romania. In my posts, I have used a Reader’s Digest book—one that blends traditional medicine with science-confirmed results—as well as various scientifical studies with more recent research. Henry: HappierHealthier.Blog is the kind of place where a book review becomes a deep dive into Romanian folk medicine, carotenoid biochemistry, and your grandmother’s caraway soup…
Podcast Episode: Rethinking Weight Loss And Exercise
Greetings, here’s another introduction to some of my blogs by WordPress.com’s own AI-podcast generator. * Henry: HappierHealthier.Blog — where the premise is that getting healthier at fifty doesn’t require suffering, just a willingness to rethink a few assumptions you’ve been carrying since gym class. Mara: Mira at HappierHealthier.Blog has been doing exactly that — writing about weight loss habits that actually hold up in midlife, and about how to read the exercise science behind the…
Podcast Episode: Epigenetics And Healthy Aging
Another AI-generated podcast that digests some of my writing. It’s good but only as a brief intro to my posts on Dr. Kara Fitzgerald’s book on reversing biological age, Younger You, which I highly recommend you read yourself. * Henry: HappierHealthier.Blog is the kind of place where you learn that your DNA has an opinion about your breakfast choices, and it is not keeping quiet about it. Mara: Mira at HappierHealthier.Blog has been deep in…
Would-Be Podcast Episode: Love, Loss, And Second Chances
Greetings, I’m Mira from HappierHealthier.Blog. WordPress has a new experimental feature, podcasts generated with AI. This is my first one, but it may be one of many, as I have enjoyed the dialogue the AI has created. In truth, it didn’t need much editing, and I found it quite compelling. (But then it is based on four of my blog posts 🙂 ) It’s also rather short, less than 5 minutes, so it won’t take…
‘Broken Country’: A Novel About Missed Chances and New Beginnings
Clare Leslie Hall’s bestselling 2025 novel was a joy to read — it was not only bittersweet, but also compelling with the force of real love stories (very few spoilers) Book review originally posted in Counter Arts on Medium on May 28, 2026 I recently read a statistic about how, over the past decade, popular books have become, on average, 51.5 pages shorter. This data was based on New York Times weekly lists encompassing more…
‘The Wedding People’, a Heartwarming Dark Comedy
A short review, with very few spoilers, of the 2024 Goodreads Choice Award for Fiction Book review originally posted in Counter Arts on Medium on June 21, 2026 How do you write a review about a book with a serious topic that’s at the same time very entertaining and life-affirming? Alison Espach’s literary-leaning contemporary novel The Wedding People is all that. I believe I won’t spoil much of it by saying that it starts with…
Celebrate Your Pets and Your Love for Them with a Photo Mug
Summer’s rolling along, and I took a trip to Cluj-Napoca, where a friend of mine lives in an apartment with her kids and five cats. There was cat hair everywhere, but I found her love for her kitties very endearing. I don’t have pets myself because I have objects strewn everywhere, and I also have low energy on most days, which would make it hard for me to care for both flowers and a pet…
But How Do You Search for the Meaning of Life?
A sort of humanistic disquisition based on the second part of Viktor E. Frankl’s book Man’s Search for Meaning Essay originally posted in Counter Arts on Medium on June 8, 2026 In the forties, neurologist and (later to become) psychiatrist Viktor E. Frankl went through four concentration camps. He recounts some of his experiences there in his memoir Man’s Search for Meaning, adding a second part about logotherapy, a psychological theory and psychotherapeutic approach he…
‘Rooster’, a Campus Comedy with Much-Endearing Actors
I came to ‘Rooster’ because of Steve Carell, only to discover a nuanced comedy with perfect-pitch acting from all major characters (very few spoilers). Review originally posted in Counter Arts on Medium on May 17, 2026 Rooster is set on the campus of a fictional liberal arts college in Massachusetts called Ludlow, and where various campus movies are noisy and full of hormones, this one is toned down and more mature. The barbs and laughs…
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