Curing The Disease Of Gun Violence
We speak with two people who have become part of the solution and are helping to curb gun-related deaths in their respective communities.
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Diving Deeper: A New & Old Method For Keeping Food Fresh
We cover the invention of modern-day refrigeration and new, emerging methods that don’t rely on electricity.
The Powers At Play This November: Who Will Sway The Vote?
We cover how both presidential campaigns are trying to appeal to these voters.
Feeling Distracted And Disconnected? Here’s How To Reset
We speak with one mindfulness expert to get some tips on how people can slow down, increase their focus, and feel less chronically stressed.
How E-Books Became King…Again
We cover the fascinating resurgence in popularity of e-readers post-pandemic and how millions of new readers are joining the fold thanks to new technology and communities.
Forget Trump And Biden: Unearthing The Past Presidencies History Forgets
As the 2024 presidential election reaches its final stretch, we highlight some of our past presidents and their accomplishments and failures.
Sleeping In Zero Gravity: How Astronauts Train For Months Or Years Up In Space
Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta and Dr. Fred Turek join Viewpoints this week to help us understand some of the large, short and long-term health impacts of spending months or years in orbit.
A Backwards Online Trend: The Dark Side Of “Tradwives”
How are young women and girls watching these videos affected by these portrayals?
What’s Next For Student Loan Forgiveness?
There’s been a lot of broken promises the last few years over wiping out student loans. Will there be any actual relief anytime soon?
The Inflated Field Of Influencing
Whether it’s TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, it seems like there’s an endless stream of new content creators all vying for their shot.
Adventures In Volcano Land: Conversations With Volcanologists
We cover these magnificent structures, common myths and how people within the danger zone stay safe.
A Love-Hate Relationship: Why We Can’t Get Enough Of Reality TV
Unknown to many viewers, this genre began in the late 1940’s – but a lot has changed since then. We speak to two experts about what makes this kind of TV so addictive.
