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3-D Printing Potential for Vehicles
Car manufacturing has been automated for a long time now. But the potential for 3-D printing vehicles could shake up the industry in a big way.
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3-D Printing Potential for Vehicles Car manufacturing has been automated for a long time now. But the potential for 3-D printing vehicles could shake up the industry in a big way.
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California’s ‘Care Courts’This fall, eight counties in California are launching new "Care Courts" to help people with untreated severe mental illnesses. Some advocates are worried that the program is coercion, not care.
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3-D Printing Potential for Vehicles Car manufacturing has been automated for a long time now. But the potential for 3-D printing vehicles could shake up the industry in a big way.
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‘Ted Lasso’ Starts Third, Final SeasonFresh Air meets Emmy Award-winning actor Brett Goldstein of the streaming series "Ted Lasso," which just started its third and final season. He plays Roy Kent, the gruff, foulmouthed-yet-lovable footballer turned assistant coach. He’s also a writer for the show.
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How to Become a Poverty AbolitionistThe statistics on poverty in the U.S. are shocking and shameful: one in nine Americans lives in poverty and one in 18 lives in “deep” poverty, defined in 2020 as annual income below roughly $13,000 for a family of four. More than a million public schoolchildren are homeless; more than 2 million Americans live in homes without running water or toilets. In his new book "Poverty, by America,” Matthew Desmond, who won a Pulitzer for his searing book on eviction, strives to figure out why there is so much poverty in the richest nation in the world — and what can be done to eliminate it. The responsibility, he writes, is all of ours: beyond policies and political movements, “it will also require that each of us, in our own way, become poverty abolitionists, unwinding ourselves from our neighbors’ deprivation and refusing to live as unwitting enemies of the poor.” Desmond joins Forum to tell us how.
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Journalist and Musician Ari Shapiro Recounts 'A Life Spent Listening'Ari Shapiro has been the host of NPR's "All Things Considered" since 2015 and has reported from all over the world, including Iraq, Ukraine and Israel. His journalism has won him many accolades, including two Edward R. Murrow awards – one for his reporting on Breonna Taylor and another for his coverage of asylum policies on the US-Mexico border. On top of that, he’s a singer and member of the band Pink Martini. We’ll talk to Shapiro about how his life and work intertwine and explore his new memoir "The Best Strangers in the World: Stories from a Life Spent Listening."
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