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April 19, 2025
Surprising Benefits of Financial Education: & The Hidden Threat of Pollution from Buildings
A fascinating survey reveals that people who learned about money as children are nearly twice as likely to secure pay raises as adults. We'll get expert advice for parents. Then, did you know your office building could be polluting the environment more than the cars driving past it? We'll learn about Purdue University research that challenges the traditional understanding of urban air pollution. And, veterans face a wide array of mental health and stress-related challenges when they return to civilian life. An expert outlines the help that is available. |
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April 12, 2025
New Tech Could End Drunk Driving Deaths & Unlocking Women's Career Advancement
A innovative high-tech solution could prevent more than 10,000 drunk driving fatalities annually. We'll learn the details from the CEO of Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Then, we look at something called "experience capital" and how it can help women advance their careers. And, we'll learn the risks of sharing sensitive information with AI. |
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April 05, 2025
Are Your Generic Drugs Safe & How Climate Change is Outpacing Trees' Ability to Adapt
How safe are your foreign-made generic medications? We'll hear about a new study that could change how you think about your prescription drugs! Then, most dominant tree species in the Western US are struggling to keep pace with rapid climate change. And, we'll examine public concerns about energy drink consumption among children. |
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March 29, 2025
Unlocking the American Dream for Everyone & Benefits and Challenges of Working Past 65
Black home ownership rate significantly lower than the national average. We'll learn what challenges remain more than 50 years after the Fair Housing Act, and what can be done to fix the problems. Then, benefits and challenges of working past age 65. And, do you trust AI? New research reveals surprising patterns in human-AI trust. |
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