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Sit down with Viewpoints each week as we report on social issues, the environment, history, food – you name it. What’s it like to give birth in prison? Could the plague resurface with climate change? How has politics been permanently reshaped by the Trump era? Candid stories on topics you should know, plus Culture Crash – a three-minute recap on a timely topic in media to keep you up-to-date on all things music, TV and film. Hosted by Marty Peterson, Gary Price, Ebony McMorris, Evan Rook and produced by Amirah Zaveri. New shows posted each Sunday by 5 a.m. EST. Subscribe and li...
The Business Of Love: Why More Singles Are Turning To Professional Matchmakers
The Business Of Love: Why More Singles Are Turning To Professional Matchmakers
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.Guests: Blaine Anderson, dating coach, professional matchmaker, founder, Dating by Blaine; Erika Kaplan, vice president, membership, Three-Day Rule Matchmaking
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The Parenting Trick That Sounds Ridiculous (But Actually Works) | Viewpoints Explained
The Parenting Trick That Sounds Ridiculous (But Actually Works) | Viewpoints Explained
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.Host: Ebony McMorris
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Who Gets To Play? Susan Polgar & The Barriers In Chess
Who Gets To Play? Susan Polgar & The Barriers In Chess
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.Guest: Susan Polgar, chess grandmaster, author, The Rebel Queen.
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Nathan Fielder, Elizabeth Holmes & The Truth | Culture Crash
Nathan Fielder, Elizabeth Holmes & The Truth | Culture Crash
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.
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Who Gets To Play? Susan Polgar & The Barriers In Chess | The Business Of Love: Why More Singles Are Turning To Professional Matchmakers
Who Gets To Play? Susan Polgar & The Barriers In Chess
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.Guest: Susan Polgar, chess grandmaster, author, The Rebel Queen.
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El Niño’s Hidden Threat | Viewpoints Explained
Viewpoints Explained: El Niño’s Hidden Threat
A hidden force beneath the Pacific Ocean could spell trouble for the West Coast this winter. We cover how these nearly invisible waves, fueled by El Niño, could bring damaging coastal flooding and affect ocean life.Host: Ebony McMorris
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Tom Cruise Goes Off-Script: Why Digger Is Dividing Critics | Culture Crash
Culture Crash: Tom Cruise Goes Off-Script: Why Digger Is Dividing Critics
We review the polarizing new film Digger featuring actor Tom Cruise and why this bizarre climate satire turned out to throw us for a loop.Host and Producer: Evan Rook
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What We Remember vs. What We Bury
What We Remember Vs. What We Bury
Some monuments tower over cities, while others are tucked away or have been forgotten entirely. Author Howard Mansfield takes us from grand war memorials to symbolic, more understated designs that feel disconnected in today’s world. In this story, we explore how the monuments we see shape our understanding of history and whose stories get remembered.Guest: Howard Mansfield, historical writer, author, Invisible Monuments: Tribute, Memory & the Summoning of the Past.
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Why Stress Doesn’t Always End When The Day Does
Why Stress Doesn’t Always End When The Day Does
What if the secret to handling stress isn't avoiding it, but getting better at recovering from it? Health psychologist Dr. Elissa Epel explains why our bodies can stay stuck in stress mode long after a difficult day ends, how small doses of stress can work in our favor, and the simple, science-backed ways to break this damaging cycle.Guest: Dr. Elissa Epel, health psychologist, professor, vice chair, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, University of California-San Francisco, author of The Stress Prescription: Seven Days to More Joy an...
What We Remember Vs. What We Bury | Why Stress Doesn’t Always End When The Day Does
What We Remember Vs. What We Bury
Some monuments tower over cities, while others are tucked away or have been forgotten entirely. Author Howard Mansfield takes us from grand war memorials to symbolic, more understated designs that feel disconnected in today’s world. In this story, we explore how the monuments we see shape our understanding of history and whose stories get remembered.Guest: Howard Mansfield, historical writer, author, Invisible Monuments: Tribute, Memory & the Summoning of the Past.
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Why Stress Doesn’t Always End When...
From Paperbacks To Pixels: Would You Switch Over? | Viewpoints Explained
Viewpoints Explained: From Paperbacks To Pixels: Would You Switch Over?
The first generation of Amazon’s Kindle was released in 2007. Since then, there’s been many iterations of the popular e-reader and sales have ebbed and flowed. But, in recent years, it’s gained a strong cult following online. What’s the real appeal here?Host: Ebony McMorris
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Why We Never Really Outgrow Our Teenage Favorites | Culture Crash
Culture Crash: Why We Never Really Outgrow Our Teenage Favorites
Ever wonder why the music, movies and TV shows you loved as a teenager still seem impossible to top? It turns out our tastes are heavily shaped during those formative years, which might explain why every generation thinks they grew up with the best.Host and Producer: Evan Rook
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When The Sickest Person Runs The Show
When The Sickest Person Runs The Show
When you’re too sick to get out of bed, how are you supposed to coordinate care across 30 different doctors? Samantha Sloves spent years searching for answers to an invisible illness, facing debilitating symptoms that others couldn’t see and doctors sometimes questioned. Her story reveals a frustrating reality for many chronically ill patients: the people who need the most help are often left to navigate the healthcare system on their own.Guest: Samantha Sloves, patient & founder, My Lyme Coach
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Why Are So Many Young Adults Still Living At Home?
Why Are So Many Young Adults Still Living At Home?
The childhood bedroom is getting a second life. With rent out of reach and traditional milestones like marriage and homeownership happening later, more young adults are staying under their parents’ roof for longer. But money isn’t the whole story. For some families, living together simply works better than it used to.Guests:
Geoffrey Sanzenbacher, Economics Professor, Boston College; Research Fellow, Center for Retirement Research at Boston CollegeEric Finnigan, Vice President of Demographics Research, John Burns Research and ConsultingHost: Marty Peterson
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When The Sickest Person Runs The Show | Why Are So Many Young Adults Still Living At Home?
When The Sickest Person Runs The Show
When you’re too sick to get out of bed, how are you supposed to coordinate care across 30 different doctors? Samantha Sloves spent years searching for answers to an invisible illness, facing debilitating symptoms that others couldn’t see and doctors sometimes questioned. Her story reveals a frustrating reality for many chronically ill patients: the people who need the most help are often left to navigate the healthcare system on their own.Guest: Samantha Sloves, patient & founder, My Lyme Coach
Host: Gary Price
Producer: Amirah Zaveri
Before Costumes And Candy: Halloween’s Darker Roots | Viewpoints Explained
Viewpoints Explained: Before Costumes And Candy: Halloween’s Darker Roots
We cover how Halloween’s modern traditions trace back to ancient Celtic and Christian customs that have evolved over centuries.Host: Ebony McMorris
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Part 2: The Less Flashy Side Of Artificial Intelligence: How Can It Help You?
Part 2: The Less Flashy Side Of Ai: How Can It Help You?
How can AI actually make your life easier? We look at practical ways to use these tools for everyday tasks and decision-making, along with the limits, privacy concerns and why using your human judgment still matters.Guest: Beth Noveck, professor, Northeastern University, director Burnes Center for Social Change, Northeastern University, author, Reboot: AI & the Race to Save Democracy
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Recreating Korean Fare At Home
Recreating Korean Fare At Home
Sharing a meal and trying something new is not only a way to expand your palate, but to learn about foreign cultures, customs and traditions. We speak with Korean cook Joanne Molinaro about her early memories of food and family and her take on traditional Korean recipes and ingredients that make up the cuisine.Guest: Joanne Molinaro, lawyer, author, The Vegan Cookbook.
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Skip The Screen Time: These Horror Books Will Still Scare You To The Bone | Culture Crash
Culture Crash: Skip The Screen: These Horror Books Bring The Scares
From nail-biting thrillers to beloved spooky classics, we recommend some of our favorite reads that can help you lean into Halloween and the cooler months.Host and Producer: Evan Rook
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Part 2: The Less Flashy Side Of Artificial Intelligence: How Can It Help You? | Recreating Korean Fare At Home
Part 2: The Less Flashy Side Of Ai: How Can It Help You?
How can AI actually make your life easier? We look at practical ways to use these tools for everyday tasks and decision-making, along with the limits, privacy concerns and why using your human judgment still matters.Guest: Beth Noveck, professor, Northeastern University, director Burnes Center for Social Change, Northeastern University, author, Reboot: AI & the Race to Save Democracy
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Recreating Korean Fare At Home
Sharing a meal and trying something new is n...“Resident Evil” Has A New Master Of Horror | Culture Crash
“Resident Evil” Has A New Master Of Horror | Culture Crash
Well-known horror film director Zach Cregger puts his own bloody, darkly funny spin on the Resident Evil franchise.Host and Producer: Evan Rook
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Part 1: The Less Flashy Side Of AI: Can It Make Government Work Better?
Part 1: The Less Flashy Side Of AI: Can It Help Make The Government Better?
Artificial intelligence gets a lot of attention for what could go wrong, but some of its most useful applications may be surprisingly mundane. We look at how governments are using it to simplify confusing forms, shorten wait times and make public services easier to navigate.Guest: Beth Noveck, professor, Northeastern University, director Burnes Center for Social Change, Northeastern University, author, Reboot: AI & the Race to Save Democracy
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How Designer Bob Mackie Made Stage Magic Happen | Viewpoints Explained
How Designer Bob Mackie Made Stage Magic Happen | Viewpoints Explained
Legendary designer Bob Mackie passed away at the age of 87 last month. We highlight some of his biggest triumphs and how his timeless design style still transcends through time.Host: Ebony McMorris
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Can High-Speed Rail Finally Take Off In America?
Can High-Speed Rail Finally Take Off In America?
High-speed trains have transformed travel across Europe and Asia, but the U.S. has barely gotten started. We look at what’s held America back and whether a growing number of regional projects could finally change that.Guests:
Rick Harnish, executive director, High-Speed Rail AllianceAndy Kunz, founder, president, U.S. High Speed Rail AssociationHost: Marty Peterson
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The Less Flashy Side Of AI: Can It Make Government Work Better? | Can High-Speed Rail Finally Take Off In America?
Part 1: The Less Flashy Side Of Ai: Can It Help Make The Government Better?
Artificial intelligence gets a lot of attention for what could go wrong, but some of its most useful applications may be surprisingly mundane. We look at how governments are using it to simplify confusing forms, shorten wait times and make public services easier to navigate.Guest: Beth Noveck, professor, Northeastern University, director Burnes Center for Social Change, Northeastern University, author, Reboot: AI & the Race to Save Democracy
Host: Gary Price
Producer: Amirah Zaveri
Can High-Speed Rail F...
How Mike Flanagan Is Bringing Heart Back To Horror | Culture Crash
Culture Crash: How Mike Flanagan Is Bringing Heart Back To Horror
Mike Flanagan is doubling down on horror this fall with a new take on the horror films Carrie and Clayface. We review his newest drops.Host and Producer: Evan Rook
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How AI Is Making Scams More Convincing | Viewpoints Explained
Viewpoints Explained: How AI Is Making Scams More Convincing
Investment scams are getting harder to spot as criminals use crypto, fake websites and AI to look legitimate. We break down the warning signs that can help listeners avoid falling victim.Host: Ebony McMorris
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Billions Of Galaxies, A New Generation: Who Gets To Solve The Universe?
Billions Of Galaxies, A New Generation: Who Gets To Solve The Universe?
As NASA looks deeper into dark matter and dark energy, astrophysicist Sarafina El-Badry Nance is asking a different question: who gets the chance to help solve those mysteries? She explains why broader access, mentorship and representation in astrophysics matter if the field wants to reach its full potential.Guest: Sarafina El-Badry Nance, astrophysicist, author, Starstruck: A Memoir of Astrophysics and Finding Light in the Dark.
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The Off-Ramp No One Told Her About
The Off-Ramp No One Told Her About
Even people who understand the healthcare system can struggle to find the off-ramp when treatment stops matching what a patient wants. We explore why end-of-life options are so often discussed too late and how families can start those conversations sooner.Guest: Karen Lutfey Spencer: Professor of Health and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Colorado Denver, author, The Good Death: Why End-of-Life Healthcare Is So Difficult and How to Make it Work for You
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The Off-Ramp No One Told Her About | Billions Of Galaxies, A New Generation: Who Gets To Solve The Universe?
The Off-Ramp No One Told Her About
Even people who understand the healthcare system can struggle to find the off-ramp when treatment stops matching what a patient wants. We explore why end-of-life options are so often discussed too late and how families can start those conversations sooner.Guest: Karen Lutfey Spencer: Professor of Health and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Colorado Denver, author, The Good Death: Why End-of-Life Healthcare Is So Difficult and How to Make it Work for You
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Billions Of Galaxies, A...
Fall’s Most Anticipated Movies | Culture Crash
We preview some of the biggest movies coming this fall and winter, including new films from Aaron Sorkin, David Fincher, Denis Villeneuve and more.
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Suitcases, Sitters & Strange Places: A Smarter Travel Plan For Your Pet
Suitcases, Sitters & Strange Places: A Smarter Travel Plan For Your Pet
Holiday travel can be stressful for pets, whether they’re joining the trip or staying behind. Veterinarian Dr. Carol Osborne shares how owners can prepare pets for travel, choose a safe sitter or boarding facility and make unfamiliar environments feel a little more like home.Guest: Dr. Carol Osborne, practicing veterinarian, owner, Chagrin Falls Veterinary Center & Pet Clinic
Host: Gary Price
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The Cameras Quietly Tracking Where Cars Go | Viewpoints Explained
Flock license plate cameras are helping police solve crimes faster, but their rapid spread is raising a bigger question about how much of our everyday movement should be tracked.
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When Body Types Become Trends
When Body Types Become Trends
Body ideals have swung from ultra-thin to curvy and back again, but social media now puts those changing standards in front of young people constantly. Two eating disorder experts explain how online comparison and commentary about other people’s bodies can shape body image and what parents and guardians should watch for.Guests:
Dr. Rebecca Boswell, director, Princeton Center for Eating Disorders, Penn Medicine Princeton Medical CenterDr. Maria Rago, clinical psychologist, president, National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated DisordersLinktr.ee | Apple Podcasts | YouTube | Spotify
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Suitcases, Sitters & Strange Places: A Smarter Travel Plan For Your Pet | When Body Types Become Trends
Suitcases, Sitters & Strange Places: A Smarter Travel Plan For Your Pet
Holiday travel can be stressful for pets, whether they’re joining the trip or staying behind. Veterinarian Dr. Carol Osborne shares how owners can prepare pets for travel, choose a safe sitter or boarding facility and make unfamiliar environments feel a little more like home.Guest: Dr. Carol Osborne, practicing veterinarian, owner, Chagrin Falls Veterinary Center & Pet Clinic
Host: Gary Price
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When Body Types Become Trends
Body ideals have swung from ultra-thin to curvy and back agai...How Life Looks Different On Two Wheels: Inside Motorcycling
How Life Looks Different On Two Wheels: Inside Motorcycling
Motorcycles offer a sense of freedom that’s hard to replicate, but riding also comes with real risks. We look at what draws people to riding, the biggest dangers motorcyclists face and what every driver can do to make the road safer.Guest: Andria Yu, MSF-certified rider coach, motorcycle safety expert, and spokesperson for the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.
Host: Marty Peterson
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What’s Putting America’s Museums At Risk | Viewpoints Explained
Viewpoints Explained: What’s Putting America’s Museums At Risk
Many museums across the country have been struggling to make ends meet over the last few years. We look at why some are now being forced to close their doors.Host: Ebony McMorris
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The Long Road From Wildcat To House Cat
The Long Road From Wildcat To House Cat
Cats have a reputation for being moody, mysterious and nearly impossible to train. But there’s a lot more behind their behavior. This week, we explore what makes cats so unique and how thousands of years alongside humans shaped the furry felines we know today.Guest: Jonathon Losos, evolutionary biologist, associate professor, biology, Washington University in St. Louis, author, The Cat’s Meow: How Cats Evolved from the Savanna to Your Sofa.
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How “Coyote Vs. ACME” Escaped Hollywood Limbo | Culture Crash
Culture Crash: How “Coyote vs. ACME” Escaped Hollywood Limbo
After being shelved for years, Coyote vs. Acme finally made it to theaters. We look at its bizarre road to release and if it’s worth the watch.Host and Producer: Evan Rook
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The Long Road From Wildcat To House Cat | How Life Looks Different On Two Wheels: Inside Motorcycling
The Long Road From Wildcat To House Cat
Cats have a reputation for being moody, mysterious and nearly impossible to train. But there’s a lot more behind their behavior. This week, we explore what makes cats so unique and how thousands of years alongside humans shaped the furry felines we know today.Guest: Jonathon Losos, evolutionary biologist, associate professor, biology, Washington University in St. Louis, author, The Cat’s Meow: How Cats Evolved from the Savanna to Your Sofa.
How Life Looks Different On Two Wheels: Inside Motorcycling
Motorcycles offer a sense o...