Bessie Coleman: The Stunt Pilot Sensation Of The Early 1900’s
We cover the story of Coleman and the countless barriers she faced as an African American woman in the early 1900’s set on making a name for herself as a pilot.
What’s Next For TikTok?
While it’s back for now, we speak with two experts about the platform’s long-term future in the U.S. and if users should really be worried about Tik Tok’s ties to China.
Is Our Food Supply Becoming Less Safe?
We speak with two experts in the food industry about why you shouldn’t be so worried about the growing number of recalls and how you can reduce your personal risk through some simple practices.
Outsmarting Hackers: Protecting The Personal Data On Your Smartphone
We speak with cybersecurity expert Eva Galperin about some of the creative tactics behind scams and data breaches and how to better protect yourself and your info.
An Invisible Pull: Hitting Rock Bottom
Grace joins us to share her story, the pressures of drinking today and what finally helped her break this self-destructive cycle.
Viewpoints Explained: Tired Of Surprise Fees? So Is The FTC
We cover the move to clamp down on these tactics in 2025.
The Lost World Of Shipwrecks
We speak with author Daniel Stone about these fascinating structures that reveal a hidden past.
The Economic Impact Of Taylor Swift’s World Tour
We highlight the global reverberating impact of the Eras Tour – an experience unlike anything before.
Inside The Mind Of A Con Artist: Why We Fall For Their Tricks
Maria Konnikova explains what makes them different from your run-of-the-mill criminal, and what keeps us falling for their tricks time and time again.
The Wedding Pages: Celebrating Love, In Print
We speak with a former New York Times journalist about the history of the section and what makes for a great story.
Remembering The Contributions Of Black Soldiers During World War II
Matthew Delmont, a history professor at Dartmouth College, joins us to highlight the experiences and impact of African American soldiers during this pivotal time in history.
Viewpoints Explained: New Year’s Eve Traditions Around The World
We explore some interesting customs and traditions from around the world.
Unraveling The Mysteries Of Alzheimer’s Disease
Two experts join us to discuss the latest in Alzheimer’s research and why studying this type of illness continues to be a challenge.
Helping Senior Dogs Find New Homes
We speak with the founder of the organization, Jean Stelten-Beuning, about rehoming and how owners can plan ahead to ensure the long-term welfare of their pet.
Secrets To Success: Investing In Habits That Help Maximize Your Time
Acclaimed time management expert Laura Vanderkam joins us to share some unique tips on how to get through your mundane tasks quicker and regain more of your time.
Viewpoints Explained: The Continued Retreat From Religion
We discuss why organized religion just keeps losing followers. Where are they going?
Eating On Mars: Why The Journey Into Space Will Be Plant-Based
We speak with one food scientist about how these food systems and people’s diets on Mars may look one day.
Viewpoints Explained: Fed Up With Dating Apps? You’re Not Alone
Are dating apps next on the canceled list? We cover why so many singles are deleting these apps and turning to more traditional routes.
Viewpoints Explained: Public Spaces Provide Support After Hurricane Helene
How will public spaces meet the needs of their community as extreme weather events become more frequent?
Viewpoints Explained: Should Classrooms Be Cellphone-Free Spaces?
This new policy is gaining steam in districts across the country, but have left some parents asking, “Is this really necessary?”
Why Do We Always Fall Back On The Basic Staples In Our Closet?
Fashion writer and author of The Ten Lauren Cochrane joins us to highlight some of the most iconic clothes in fashion history.
Viewpoints Explained: Illegal Border Crossings Are On The Rise & It’s Not Where You Think
We cover a growing crisis up north on the U.S.-Canada border.
The Lesser-Known Consequences Of The Climate Crisis
We speak with two guests this week about this growing issue and the lack of action happening within our government.
Why We Love Horror: The Cultural & Societal Ties Behind The Scary Movies We Love
We speak with author and professor Jeremy Dauber about the deeper roots of the American horror genre and how, often, these works showcase a larger narrative on society at that time.
