Clues, Categories & Consistency: Looking Back On Tv’s Smartest Survivor
We revisit the game show’s evolution, the lasting influence of Alex Trebek and how new host Ken Jennings is keeping the legacy alive while adapting to modern audience.
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The Science And Limits Of Criminal Profiling
We trace its origins from the hunt for Jack the Ripper during the 19th century in London to the data-driven age of artificial intelligence policing.
Four Centuries Of New Yorkers Who Shaped The City
From early settlers to civil rights trailblazers, we highlight some of the stories of ordinary people whose actions built the vibrant, diverse and progressive landscape that is New York today.
Knitting, Quilting & The Art Of Starting Over
From a young woman rebuilding her life through knitting to a man wrongfully imprisoned who stayed resilient by quilting, this story weaves together the power of art and building community through passion projects.
Can Artificial Intelligence Replace Your Therapist?
We explore where these tools can help, where they fall short, and how some states are already beginning to regulate their use in therapeutic settings.
An Agent, A Psychic And The Hunt For Justice
What started as skepticism became a decades-long partnership that helped solve some of the country’s most confounding crimes. Their story blurs the line between intuition, evidence, and the unknown.
Why You’re Always Busy But Never Fully Caught Up
Computer science and communication expert, Cal Newport joins us to break down the main issues and possible solutions.
Why A Louisiana Librarian Became A National Target
We cover both perspectives behind the book banning debate and talk to Jones about the challenges she’s faced over the past few years and explore what drives her to keep advocating for her cause
The Widening Divide In Politics, Love And Life
We’re joined by two experts who trace the divide back to social media, shifting power dynamics, and cultural change. Both also raise some key questions about how this generational split will reshape current norms.
Lost At Sea: A Story Of Survival And The Science Of Resilience
Psychologist George Bonanno and journalist Sophie Elmhirst break down why resilience doesn’t always mean sheer optimism and thick skin and what traits we can embody to feel more resilient through life’s ups and downs.
From ‘SKIBIDI’ To ‘UNALIVE’: How Social Media Shapes Our Sentences
Linguist Adam Aleksic explains how slang spreads, why emojis are still so popular and how technology is accelerating the pace of language change.
Keeping Love Alive: What Every Couple Needs To Know
Psychologist Dr. Daphne de Marneffe explores why relationships feel so hard at times and how couples can improve their intimacy, connection and ability to face life’s challenges as a team.
