In Fixed Amy Herman tells us how she uses art to train the FBI, Scotland Yard, and NYC Homicide cops to solve crimes.

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Anti-racist facilitator Ilsa Govan says many white women in the US are sometimes forced into a hierarchy between white men and people of color; a situation that turns them into ‘Karens’ and worse.

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In Sweat, Bill Hayes jogs, swims, spins, sprints (in the nude), and boxes his way through the history of every form of exercise you can image (and a few you can’t).

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In The Big Book of King Cake Matt Haines tells us everything we never knew about New Orleans’ sweetest Fat Tuesday tradition.

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The Economist Magazine named Lawrence Kotlikoff one of the world’s 25 most influential economists. On today’s show he offers his Money Magic secrets to more money, less risk, and a higher standard of living.

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In Move! journalist Caroline Williams explores the emerging science of how movement opens up a hotline to our minds.

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In Pump, Museum of Natural History zoologist Bill Schutt talks about the evolution of the heart from fish to bats to giant blue whales and humans.

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In Understanding E-Carceration, researcher and ex-con James Kilgore talks about the range of common technologies—from door bell cameras to ankle bracelets—that are turning our world into a police state.

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While a lot of folks love to cook many others feel guilt and anxiety. In Good Enough bestselling author Leanne Brown offers up some sound emotional advice …and a killer quick recipe for Citrus Pasta.

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