The Menendez Brothers Effect: The Complicated Impact Of True Crime Content
We explore the appeal of the genre with a professor of digital platforms and ethics, and hear from a CEO who is working to lessen the impact on victims.
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Galileo’s Shopping List: Why Humans Have Always Relied On Lists
Lists are a part of our everyday, even if they are often a forgotten part of our everyday.
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.
Reflecting On Four Decades As A Courtroom Sketch Artist
We speak with Jane Rosenberg about her career and her new memoir, Drawn Testimony.
The Life And Legacy Of Conductor Arturo Toscanini
We speak with professional cellist Darrett Adkins, and author Lucy Antek Johnson who wrote the book, This Was Toscanini.
Spies And Soldiers: The Roles Women Held During The Civil War
Historian Karen Abbott Kahler tells the story of several women who helped their sides during the Civil War.
Four Years Post-Pandemic, Is Remote Work Here To Stay?
As employers like Amazon push for a return to the office, many employees are hesitant to go back. We ask two experts what the future of remote work might look like.
One Doctor’s Adventure In The Shadow Of Everest
Mimi Zieman shares her experiences treating frostbite, preparing for avalanches, and practicing high-altitude medicine at 18,000 feet above sea level.
Classroom Crisis: Why Are So Many Kids Not Engaged In School?
We speak with two experts who discuss the challenges of student engagement in today’s classrooms and explore the changes it would take to better support student mental health.
Golden Years Abroad; Why More Seniors Are Leaving The U.S.
We speak with a couple who is spending their retirement in Ecuador, and an expat who relocated overseas more than 20 years ago.
Pregnant And Incarcerated: Childbirth Behind Bars
Dr. Carolyn Sufrintalks about what health care for pregnant women in jails and prisons looks like, and the changes she hopes to see in the system.
Exploring The Questions That Need No Answer
Dr. Gregory Stock tells us how the process of coming to an answer is often more important than any one answer itself.
