Culture Crash… Culture Crash: Remembering the Legend: Kobe Bryant 9 Feb 20208 Feb 2020 "The people we see on the big screen or magazine pages come to mean something to us, they mark specific times in our lives. But the death of an athlete…
Feature Segments… 20-05 Segment 1: World War II: The Women Of The OSS 2 Feb 20203 Feb 2020 More than 75 years ago, a diverse set of men and women making up the Office of Strategic Services were united together in their determination to win World War II.…
Feature Segments… 20-03 Segment 1: Arctic Exploration: The Demise Of The 1881 Greely Expedition 19 Jan 202021 Jan 2020 In 1881, Lt. Adolphus Greely and 24 men set out on a voyage to explore the northernmost Polar Arctic where few had ventured before. The goal was to collect vast…
Feature Segments… 19-48 Segment 1: The Panama Canal: An Engineering Mammoth & Its Implications On Workers 1 Dec 201921 Jan 2020 The Panama Canal was one of the most treacherous builds in modern history. In the late 1800's, the French took on the project and failed. Then, the U.S. took over…
Feature Segments… 19-41 Segment 1: Discovering Death: A Mortician’s Guide To Life 13 Oct 201921 Jan 2020 What happens if you pass away on an airplane or in outer space? Why do bugs only eat certain parts of your corpse? These are some of the questions Caitlin…
Feature Segments… 19-31 Segment 2: The California Norco Shootout 4 Aug 201926 Aug 2019 We cover the Norco shootout of 1980 – an extravagant bank robbery by five heavily armed criminals ending in multiple lives lost, several wounded and a police helicopter shot…
Feature Segments… 19-24 Segment 2: No Happy Endings: Moving Forward After a Monumental Loss 16 Jun 201917 Jun 2019 We speak with Nora McInerny, the author of No Happy Endings: A Memoir about enduring the loss of her husband and accidentally finding love again. McInerny discusses the grief…
Feature Segments… 19-22 Segment 1: The Storm on Our Shores: A Story of War, Loss & Forgiveness 2 Jun 20193 Jun 2019 Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist Mark Obmascik shares the incredible story of two men fighting for opposing sides and tangled in the complexities of World War II in his…
Feature Segments… 19-07 Segment 1: Facing Our Own Mortality: How to plan for a more peaceful death for yourself and loved ones 17 Feb 201917 May 2019 Facing the prospect of death isn’t pleasant, but it is the reality of being human. We talk to two experts about how people can get their affairs in order both…
Feature Segments… 19-03 Segment 2: Processing Unimaginable Grief 20 Jan 201917 May 2019 Grief is an innate part of human life, but how we process that grief varies from person to person. Tom Malmquist knows too much about grief after he lost his…
Feature Segments… 18-08 Segment 2: Processing Unimaginable Grief 25 Feb 201826 Feb 2018 While grief is an innate part of human life and something everybody experiences, the way in which people manage this grief is different. Some people choose to sulk, others…
Feature Segments… 17-23 Segment 2: Hospice Dogs: How our four-legged friends can help us until the very end 4 Jun 20179 Jun 2017 Jon Katz’s dogs do more than just play fetch: they help comfort Hospice patients in their final days. We talk about Katz’s experience volunteering for hospice and how dogs…
