Hear from green burial experts and learn about human composting and water cremation in the latest #NBCrebound episode for @NBCLX about how the funeral services industry is adapting to climate change nbcboston.com/news/national-…
"That's kind of the biggest concern for me, not really being able to share these historical gems that are here much longer." From Miami to Portland, tour operators face cancellations and threatened attractions due to climate change. Watch #NBCRebound bit.ly/3xmcOYp
🧬🫀 Most medical research has been based on male subjects and cell lines, which means we still have a lot to learn about how sex affects our health. Learn more in the first episode of A Question of Sex, a docuseries for @sciam about how sex/gender biases affect science. Thread:
You might know that heart disease kills more people than any other disease. But—you probably don’t know that a heart attack can actually start with different symptoms for women than it does for men. bit.ly/3Ll1WxQ (1/7)
"People who can't afford to move, people who can't afford to modify their homes– those are the people who I'm most worried about when it comes to climate change." Watch our newest episode of #NBCRebound on how climate change is impacting real estate 👉 bit.ly/3MMgmrN
My latest for @nbclx on how green spaces protect us from climate change- and why they’re missing in some neighborhoods. 🎥: @thelensofkenz lx.com/climate/how-green-spa…
"Creating the world we want to see. The beautiful one." In "Rebound," a series led by @janinedoyon, we go behind the scenes of three small businesses in the U.S. as they bounce back from the pandemic. nbcdfw.com/news/coronavirus/…
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Hundreds of mutual aid groups formed at the beginning of the pandemic. Where will they go from here? New story for @NBCLX. lx.com/community/explaining-…
"I am thinking about nothing except for how I feel on the wall and what the next move is...I'm just 100% focused on the present, what I'm doing and the climb in front of me." Watch episode 2 to learn how Alannah Yip uses "color breathing" to get in the right headspace to climb.
Many of us have experienced flow — or being “in the zone” — but reliably getting into a flow state is difficult. 53eig.ht/3zOjxZI
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How do elite athletes train their minds to perform under pressure? @michaeljtabb and I were trying to answer this question in Iowa right before things shut down in New York last year. Thankful we got the opportunity to finish our series with @Anna_Rothschild & @FiveThirtyEight
Mental imagery does more than put you in the right frame of mind. It makes physical changes inside your brain and muscles, in ways that help you grow and prepare for the future. 53eig.ht/2TlcZC5
Produced and edited my first podcast episode for @NBCLX "My New Favorite Olympian" 🏀 Featuring 3 on 3 basketball player @KareemMaddox, led by @fhurtado, @SRubinroit, and @jab035 and hosted by the talented @NgoziEkeledo and @IbtihajMuhammad. Video: bit.ly/3wsapHY
Kareem Maddox did not make the Olympic Games.
But that's not the end of his journey. Far from it.
Apple: trib.al/d3qUA3A
Spotify: trib.al/mgzkVwf
May or may not have written the Pokemon cheat sheet that @IbtihajMuhammad is reading in this clip...
Big congrats to @SRubinroit @fhurtado and the whole team on launching the first episode of #MyNewFavoriteOlympian!
In our podcast "My New Favorite Olympian," U.S. Olympic fencing medalist @IbtihajMuhammad and NBCLX's @NgoziEkeledo introduce listeners to the most inspiring members of Team USA and the issues they champion.
Listen to episode 1 with @Nathangadrian: trib.al/98rVqsE
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“There's a misconception that the border is a dusty road with tumbleweeds rolling across it.”
Environmental orgs say the border wall is deeply harmful to local communities, wildlife, and water sources. Learn more in my new video story for @NBCLX bit.ly/3gzLwG8
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💯👏 @fhurtado is one dedicated journalist.
It was a Tuesday in January and @fhurtado was on his "4th day of waking up in the middle of the night for an hour the way our ancestors used to."
Ok, cool...but, uh, why?
Good question.
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My latest story for @sciam explores biomimicry– the idea that the solutions we seek are right outside 🍃🐱
Our modern civilization has a lot to learn from nature. Watch how "biomimicry" might help us make better materials, diagnostic tools, energy systems, and even improve our response to a global pandemic. Reporting by @meg3mcd. 📽️ scientificamerican.com/video…
"Embattled National Rifle Association chief Wayne LaPierre feared for his safety after recent mass shootings, forcing him to take refuge aboard a friend's luxury yacht, the gun rights advocate testified."
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How does the American flag make you feel? In a collaboration with @fhurtado for @NBCLX, we visited two different neighborhoods– the "Most Patriotic Small Town in America" and one with almost no flags– to explore how the flag resonates across generations. lx.com/community/these-two-n…
Invisible Monsters and Tomato Soup, the film I made with @marslizarb and @stevie_borrello, is live on @NewYorker :) newyorker.com/culture/the-ne…
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What makes a voice human? In this story for @sciam, I met my own AI voice, threw back to the 1939 World’s Fair, and revisited an 18th century “Speaking Machine” to explore the science and history of how people make machines talk.
Artificial intelligence is now shockingly good at sounding human. Can you tell the difference between a machine voice and a human one?
Watch this video to find out: bit.ly/2JPW5H5 📽️




