Homelessness, The Associated Press, Russia's NeighborsTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1732
Nov 16, 2021 • 1h 44m
Why homelessness is becoming a more visible problem along the West Coast. The Associated Press is making waves in media industry standards. From North Korea to Norway, a journalist travels the outline of the world’s largest country in search of the answer to one question: what is it like to be Russia's neighbor? Also, on today’s show: rest is an important part of learning; how to encourage curiosity in children without going nuts fielding their endless questions.

Why is Homelessness so Visible in Big West Coast Cities Right now?Nov 16, 202123mHomelessness increased about 2% in the United States last year. Why?
Homelessness increased about 2% in the United States last year. Why?
AP News Will No Longer Name Minor Crime OffendersNov 16, 202119mBut isn't the job of the media to hold people accountable?
But isn't the job of the media to hold people accountable?
The Importance of Taking Breaks While LearningNov 16, 202111mWhen you’re learning a new skill, practice matters, but so do breaks.
When you’re learning a new skill, practice matters, but so do breaks.
What’s It Like to Be Russia’s Neighbor? Nov 16, 202141mRussia's landmass is larger than any other country. So, what is it like to be the country's neighbor?
Russia's landmass is larger than any other country. So, what is it like to be the country's neighbor?
Encouraging a Child’s Natural CuriosityNov 16, 202111mDoes the burning desire to ask questions and get answers just come naturally to children, or can curiosity really be fostered?
Does the burning desire to ask questions and get answers just come naturally to children, or can curiosity really be fostered?
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