Virus Evolution

Virus Evolution

Top of Mind with Julie Rose - Radio Archive, Episode 1460 , Segment 6

Episode: Youth in Democracy, Voting Access, #EndSARS

Nov 2, 2020 9:00 pm
17:12 mins

Guest: Nels Elde, Evolutionary Geneticist, University of Utah After you’ve won the fight over an infectious virus like the coronavirus, the flu or hepatitis, do those pathogens leave anything behind? Is your body changed in some permanent way as a result of the battle you’ve fought? If so, might that change get passed down to your kids or grandkids?

Other Segments

Other Segments

Youth in democracy

How current events impact youth voting

How current events impact youth voting

Raising Children in Isolation

What is it about parenting during the pandemic that makes this moment so difficult

What is it about parenting during the pandemic that makes this moment so difficult

Barriers to the Ballot Box

There’s been a flurry of lawsuits and last-minute court hearings over pandemic-driven changes to the voting process in several key states;

There’s been a flurry of lawsuits and last-minute court hearings over pandemic-driven changes to the voting process in several key states;

Confidence is Attractive

If confidence is such a key ingredient for success, can it be taught;

If confidence is such a key ingredient for success, can it be taught;

#EndSARS

Three weeks of protests against police corruption and brutality in Nigeria has attracted the support of American celebrities and politicians.

Three weeks of protests against police corruption and brutality in Nigeria has attracted the support of American celebrities and politicians.

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