Recent Episodes   March 22, 2026 Why Women's Heart Disease and Obesity Will Surge by 2050 & Can admitting you use AI harm your reputation? Cardiovascular disease and obesity rates among U.S. women are projected to surge dramatically by 2050. We;’ll learn why, and get expert advice every parent of today needs to know. Then, Can admitting you use AI harm your reputation? We’ll have the surprising answer! And, you can negotiate your medical bills , and that's something most people don't realize. An expert explains how proactive communication can save you thousands on medical expenses.   March 15, 2026 The Loneliness Epidemic at Work & Empowering Girls to Challenge Barriers Feeling invisible at work isn't just unpleasant—it's actually dangerous. A researcher explains how compassionate leadership and meaningful work can transform your workplace experience. Then, we’ll talk with the leader of an organization on 60-year mission to empower young women from ages 5 to 25 to believe in their own potential. And, a traffic expert explains why drowsy driving deaths are 10 times higher than the official stats!   March 08, 2026 Why Young Adults Are Giving Up on Love & How EdTech Is Harming Student Learning Only one-third of young adults are actively dating today. What's causing this dating crisis? An expert explains why the stakes extend beyond personal happiness. Then, a leading neuroscientist drops a startling claim: today's kids are experiencing measurable declines in literacy, numeracy, critical thinking, working memory, and even IQ. His culprit? The very technology we've been told would revolutionize education. And, what happens when a hospital visit doesn't just empty your wallet but puts your housing at risk? We’ll learn how policy changes and personal action can prevent healthcare costs from costing you your home.   March 01, 2026 How TV Gets CPR Wrong & Give an Hour When TV gets CPR wrong, real lives are at stake. We’ll talk with a researcher who decided to investigate how accurately TV depicts life-saving techniques. What she found was troubling. Then, we’ll talk with the leader of a network of 5000 volunteer mental health professionals who provide free care to people facing trauma and crisis. Plus, what happens during one night of sleep might reveal more about your health than years of doctor visits. It’s yet another use of AI in medicine and we’ll bring you the fascinating details! Visit the complete archive...

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