Viewpoints Radio
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We review You Can See Everything - Nathan Fielder's buzzy new Elizabeth Holmes documentary that goes far beyond the Theranos scandal. It's a strange, wild film that leaves us questioning if the truth is ever quite what it seems.
Sometimes the best way to win a parenting battle is to stop taking it so seriously. We explore new research showing how a little silliness can work wonders when dealing with the big emotions of toddlers and young kids.
Dating apps were supposed to make finding love easier. Instead, some singles are so fed up with swiping that they're willing to spend thousands of dollars to have someone else do the searching. Professional matchmaking is making a comeback, but what exactly are people paying for? We go behind the scenes of this surprisingly lucrative industry to uncover what modern dating looks like today.
The men at Susan Polgar's first chess club laughed when she showed up. She was just four years old and needed a stack of books to see over the board. But she quickly proved she wasn't someone to underestimate. Long before The Queen's Gambit, Polgar was challenging a chess world that didn't believe women belonged at the highest levels. We speak with Susan herself about her life’s work and the barriers she broke along the way.
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