Doctors reveal an unexpected sick-season remedy, the Space Station enters the Nobel conversation, and Pope Leo sounds the alarm on human creativity.
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Saturday, October 3, 2026
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Today’s episode of The Flyover Podcast with Amy Hess has a few stories you won’t find in today’s emailed edition, only in the podcast episode, because not everything fits in an inbox. Here's a sneak peek of what we're diving into in today's Podcast Extra section: ➤ Sick season is here, and doctors say relief for that stubborn throat starts with one surprising fix. (Listen Now) ➤ Nobel watchers say the International Space Station is a serious Peace Prize contender this year, alongside far more contentious earthbound names. (Hear Names) ➤ Pope Leo XIV is urging artists to join the church in a fight to protect human creativity from artificial intelligence. (Podcast Available)   
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