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Day: June 4, 2018

4 Jun 201825 Apr 2019 Producer Culture Crash, Feature Segments, Viewpoints Podcast

Coming Up On Viewpoints 18-23

A look at what is coming up on Viewpoints show 18-23.

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This Sunday on Viewpoints - both stories in our 30 minute show will revolve around higher education. How are universities dealing with covid and preparing for the challenges that flu season will bring? And secondly, what will the college landscape look like post pandemic? How can you help prepare your kid for the college applications process? Tune in this Sunday morning through your local radio or anytime wherever you listen to podcasts.
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This coming Sunday on Viewpoints - we cover the wildfires and extreme heat plaguing California. What does the future hold for the state? Cali resident and author @kendra.atleework chimes in on her longtime love of the rugged landscape.
August 20 is National Radio Day🎙️. Radio transmission was invented in 1894 by Guglielmo Marconi. Since then, radio has been a widespread method of communication - essential during wartime, nerve-racking during sports and today, relied on by millions for news, music and entertainment.
Are you recovering from a traumatic situation, or feeling stressed and overworked? Dr. James S. Gordon gives some of his best meditation techniques for people feeling exhausted or overwhelmed this week on Viewpoints. He says anyone can do a soft belly breathing technique to promote relaxation and calm the mind. Check out the full story this week on viewpointsradio.org!
Would you ever consider joining a group like the Church of Scientology? This week on Viewpoints Radio, we spoke with author @sands.hall about her personal experience as a member of the group for several years. Though there were positives to the Church, Hall says there’s a darker, controlling side as well. Check out the full story at viewpointsradio.org! ⠀

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