Science Fiction by ABBA
On this week’s If Then, Slate’s April Glaser and Will Oremus talk about a key detail in the new tax plan that could have a huge effect on gig workers in the tech sector—and maybe even robots. They also discuss Apple’s “batterygate” iPhone situation, what happened, and what can we take from their un…
When Tech Journalism Took A Critical Turn
In this episode, April Glaser catches up with her former co-host Will Oremus. Then the two of them are joined by Future Tense editor Torie Bosch and New York Times opinion writer Farhad Manjoo to discuss why tech journalism has become far more critical in recent years.
Plus, April and Will discuss …
Science Fiction by ABBA
On this week’s If Then, Slate’s April Glaser and Will Oremus talk about a key detail in the new tax plan that could have a huge effect on gig workers in the tech sector—and maybe even robots. They also discuss Apple’s “batterygate” iPhone situation, what happened, and what can we take from their un…
What Next: TBD | Tech, power, and the future - When Tech Journalism Took A Critical Turn
In this episode, April Glaser catches up with her former co-host Will Oremus. Then the two of them are joined by Future Tense editor Torie Bosch and New York Times opinion writer Farhad Manjoo to discuss why tech journalism has become far more critical in recent years.
Plus, April and Will discuss …
What Next: TBD | Tech, power, and the future - Science Fiction by ABBA
On this week’s If Then, Slate’s April Glaser and Will Oremus talk about a key detail in the new tax plan that could have a huge effect on gig workers in the tech sector—and maybe even robots. They also discuss Apple’s “batterygate” iPhone situation, what happened, and what can we take from their un…
Hosting the ‘intellectual wrestling match’ between MAHA, public health
The deep distrust between public health and the Make America Healthy Again movement may seem impossible to heal. But the podcast “Why Should I Trust You?” is trying to do just that by facilitating conversation between people who often view each others as enemies.
Brinda Adhikari and Tom W. Johnson…
The medical school nutrition blues
One of health secretary Robert F. Kennedy’s refrains has focused on medical education: Doctors don’t know enough about nutrition and preventive medicine, he likes to say. He has encouraged medical schools to beef up (tallow up?) their education on healthy eating and its connection to chronic diseas…
Bonus Episode: Thomas talks with STAT
A bonus episode! Here is a conversation that I had recently with STAT, the excellent publication about health and medicine.
If you are in the business of health and medicine, you surely know about STAT - For a decade they have been doing fantastic reporting from the frontiers of biotech, public hea…
The rise of perimenopause misinformation
In recent years, people are increasingly blaming perimenopause for a constellation of symptoms: weight gain, hair loss, brain fog. But does the evidence support this point of view? Who’s profiting from it? And what does it mean for perimenopause to be such a hot topic?
On this episode of the “Firs…
The patients demanding unvaccinated blood transfusions
If you’ve ever donated blood, you know about the screening process: Have you traveled to certain countries? Engaged in risky sexual activities?
One question that they don’t ask is: Have you been vaccinated against Covid-19?
But some patients and their families, worried by misinformation around Co…
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