A Kinesiology professor talks with us about the impacts of tackle football on young players, in light of a new public service announcement by former Packer Brett Favre. Then a human development and behavior expert helps us plan for a smoother, more successful transition, for those who may be returning to work in an office or on-site.
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Deciding Whether To Let Your Young Child Play Tackle Football
In a new public service campaign, famed former Green Bay Packers player Brett Favre is advocating against tackle football for kids under 14. We talk about youth football and the risks of concussion with the author of the new book “The Brain on Youth Sports: The Science, the Myths, and the Future.”
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Preventing Burnout As Many Workers Return To In-Person Work
Burnout is a problem that plagues many workers, but as some begin to transition back to in-person work, is there a way to prevent it? We get answers from a psychologist and burnout expert.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Julie Stamm Guest
- Jacinta Jiménez Guest
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