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Ever wonder why there are so many movie podcasts? So have I. The answer, I believe, is based on the unique role movies play in any nation's culture. Films act as a social adhesive, prompting conversations on the world around us. What movies have you seen lately is, in many ways, a more potent social lubricant than a glass of Pinot Noir or Jameson on the rocks.  Always On Film fulfills that role perfectly. What's different about Always On Film from the thousands of other movie podcasts? Tone,...

The Search Engine  podcast has released a two-part special series, hosted and reported by PJ Vogt, this week on Audacy. In the two-part series,  Search Engine  explores both the promise and the peril of driverless cars. Before going further with the special series, Ear Worthy has not reviewed Search Engine ,  so let’s start there. Search Engine  is a weekly podcast hosted by PJ Vogt (formerly of Reply All) that attempts to answer a wide range of questions about life, news, and the internet,...

Fingerprinting for identification began in the mid-to-late 19th century, with systematic use in law enforcement starting in the 1890s. While ancient civilizations used fingerprints for seals, modern forensic use began in 1858 with Sir William Herschel  in India, followed by the first criminal conviction in 1892 in Argentina. Since the 1911 People v. Jennings case, fingerprint evidence has been legally admitted in U.S. courts, establishing it as a key tool for prosecutors. A recently published...