As the community of Christchurch in New Zealand comes to terms after a suspected gunman shot and killed 50 of its congregation members, we consider the influence of radical attitudes and the potential role of social media. We also talk about how all the different nutritional studies and research can make being a health-conscious consumer stressful.
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Understanding And Preventing Radicalization After The New Zealand Mass Shooting
The community of Christchurch, New Zealand continues to mourn after a suspected gunman shot and killed 50 worshipers in an attack on two mosques that also left multiple injured. We discuss how radicalization happens online, what the role of social media companies is in addressing it, and the responsibility of the media in the aftermath.
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As New Study Suggests Eggs Are Bad, How Do We Keep Nutritional Research Straight?
Sifting through the multitude of nutritional research and recommendations can be confusing and overwhelming. In light of a new study suggesting that eggs do more harm than good in our diet, we discuss what’s important to follow.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Dean Knetter Producer
- Brian Levin Guest
- Thomas Sherman Guest
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