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Think from KERA

Think from KERA

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    10K-100K monthly listeners
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    4.7 (617 ratings)
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  • Language
    English
  • Genre
    Society & Culture
  • Location
    Dallas
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https://kera.org/think

Recent episodes

  • Aug 21, 2026 — We’ve all heard of “imposter syndrome” and something similar is going on in your brain in regard to your intelligence. Dr. Josh Turknett, M.D. is a board-certified neurologist and the founder of the Institute for Performance Neurology, where he works...

    You’re underestimating your brain
  • Aug 20, 2026 — For every exonerated individual in the criminal justice system, there is another forgotten victim: the original victim’s family who now has no closure. Barbara Bradley Hagerty, contributing writer to The Atlantic, joins host Krys Boyd to discuss a case...

    No transcript available.

    Wrongful conviction harms victims, too
  • Aug 19, 2026 — If you need to call the IRS to answer a tax question, you could wait hours on the line thanks to funding cuts. Stephanie Mencimer, staff reporter in Mother Jones’ Washington bureau, joins host Krys Boyd to discuss why 7 million people are waiting to...

    No transcript available.

    The IRS isn’t getting its work done
  • Aug 18, 2026 — President Trump’s frequent tariff announcements have put global trade in a new, precarious position. Chad P. Bown is Reginald Jones Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and host of the Trade Talks podcast. He joins host...

    No transcript available.

    If we’re going to fight a trade war, we might as well win
  • Aug 17, 2026 — We’ve all heard the advice to “do what we love” for our careers, but burnout and low wages make that advice seem like a cruel joke. Journalist Emi Nietfeld joins host Krys Boyd to discuss her disillusionment with her “millennial values” where hard work...

    No transcript available.

    Gen Z’s work-life balance looks different

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