Wellness isn’t just about mindfulness, exercise, or the right skin routine. Science, politics, media
Abdul speaks with an American who just moved to New Zealand about the different approaches to COVID1
Abdul considers the risks of going “back” to in-person learning at schools and colleges and intervie
Abdul talks about the challenges of doing science in real time during a pandemic and interviews Prof
Abdul walks through the state of a COVID-19 vaccine and speaks with pro-vaccine activist Ethan Linde
Abdul talks about how COVID19 interacts with the environment and discusses Environmental Justice wit
Abdul discusses the critical need for legislation to support a country reeling from COVID19 and sits
Abdul talks about the interplay between coronavirus and our culture and then talks to Michael Bauman
Abdul reflects on the challenge of public messaging in a pandemic and then talks to Dr. Anthony Fauc
Abdul reflects on how COVID19 is challenging us to meet our ideals as Americans. Then he chats with
Abdul discusses the surging cases of COVID19 in several states and nationwide, as well as the startl
Abdul discusses the odd biology of viruses. He catches up with virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen about
Abdul discusses the economic consequences of COVID. He catches up with Dr. Tara Sinclair, a macroeco
Abdul discusses the public health consequences of the #GeorgeFloyd protests. We speak with Cary Juni
Abdul discusses the lynching of George Floyd in the context of COVID19 and reflects on the way that
Abdul reflects on what it means that 100,000 Americans have now died of COVID19. He interviews Rabbi
Abdul breaks down the dangers of opening up too early for public health--and the economy. He talks t
Abdul talks to Navajo National Council Delegate Carl Slater about why Navajo Nation faces one of the
Abdul breaks down the similarities--and differences--between COVID19 and Ebola. He interviews Dr. Cr
Abdul talks to a third-grader, who's currently attending school remotely, about what it’s like to do
Abdul dissects how politics is a part of public health—and how our federal political leadership has