Kids questioning their sexual identity have more resources than ever. Still, the road to clarity can be arduous.
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How Houston Became The Beating Heart Of Cardiac Care
Mimi Swartz joins us to talk about the challenges of creating an artificial heart – and why the only option for patients in need of one remains a transplant.
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Americans Are Scared Of The Wrong Things
Barry Glassner joins us to talk about why our perception of threats doesn’t line up with reality.
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Haunted By Mental Illness
Lindsay Wong joins us to talk about how the stigma surrounding mental illness affected her loved ones.
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How Eggplants Have Sex
Genetics professor Norman C. Ellstrand joins us to talk about the mechanics of plant reproduction.
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Fresh From The Lab: It’s Your Dinner
Jacy Reese joins us to talk about efforts to grow artificial meat and end factory farming.
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Developing Health Care In The Developing World
Thomas Bollycky talks about why we should help developing countries grow their health care infrastructure.
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An Hour Of Running With Peter Sagal
Peter Sagal joins us talk all things running.
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What Single-Payer Health Care Might Really Look Like
Dr. Elisabeth Rosenthal joins us to talk about the feasibility of single-payer health care.
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Have This Talk Before It’s Too Late
Michael Hebb joins us to talk about why it’s important to engage with friends and loved ones about death.
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When The Brain Rebels
Kurt Eichenwald joins us to talk about epilepsy and how he’s learned to navigate it.
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A Rape Survivor On Justice And Mercy
Lacy Johnson joins us to talk about how she considers her rapist in terms of justice, vengeance and retribution.
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