Amanda Boxtel was paralyzed, and a bionic exoskeleton helped her walk again.
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The Emerging Technology of Telemedicine
This hour, we’ll talk about telemedicine’s history and future.
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Autism And Care
The Director of Autism Research at the Arkansas Children’s Hospital Research Institute tells us about cutting edge therapies currently in development, and gives practical advice for parents of autistic children.
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Serious Taco Talk
The history and future of the taco in Dallas – and where the best ones can be found.
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What Ever Happened to Blue Bell?
As Blue Bell prepares to test its production lines in the coming weeks, we’ll talk this hour about how things went so wrong for the iconic Texas brand.
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Math is Good for You
This hour, we’ll talk about how understanding some basic math concepts can help us understand the world around us with Raphael Rosen.
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Rehabilitation Through Competition
The annual National Veterans Wheelchair Games give veterans with injuries the chance to rehabilitate through friendly competition. This hour, we’ll talk about the games with a panel of participants.
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Growing Up After Cancer
Cancer is the leading cause of death by disease past infancy among children in the United States. This hour, we’ll talk about helping kids who survive a cancer battle with Dr. Shannon Poppito, a psycho-oncologist at Baylor’s Sammons Cancer Center.
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The Malleable Mind
We’ll talk this hour with Dr. Thalma Lobel, an expert on human behavior. Her new book is Sensation: The New Science of Physical Intelligence.
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North Texas' Startup Boom
We’ll talk this hour to a trio of local entrepreneurs who’ve successfully navigated the start-up world to learn about the advantages our area has to offer.
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The Hip Challenge
As part of KERA’s The Broken Hip series, we’ll talk to a panel of experts this hour about how to prevent hip injuries and how to better care for those who suffer from them.
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What's So Funny About That?
Peter McGraw, director of the University of Colorado’s Humor Research Lab, joins us this hour to talk about what makes us laugh and his book “The Humor Code: A Global Search for What Makes Things Funny.”
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