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Shadow Docket, Rat Tickling, Power of StrangersTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1687

Sep 15, 2021 • 1h 44m

What’s the Supreme Court’s Shadow Docket—and why does it matter? Then, how—and why—scientists tickle lab rats. And, talking to strangers could make us happier, smarter, and more interesting. Also, on today's show: why people don’t often report sexual harassment; how your personality affects your ability to wake up early or stay up late; radio dramas are making a comeback.

Episode Segments

Shadow DocketSep 15, 202121mWhat’s the Fuss About the Supreme Court “Shadow” Docket?

What’s the Fuss About the Supreme Court “Shadow” Docket?

Harassment Silence

Harassment SilenceSep 15, 202118mWhy So Much Silence When There’s a Sexual Harasser at Work?

Why So Much Silence When There’s a Sexual Harasser at Work?

Personality and Sleep

Personality and SleepSep 15, 202112mThe Link Between Your Sleep Schedule and Your Personality

The Link Between Your Sleep Schedule and Your Personality

Radio DramaSep 15, 202118mThe Return of the Radio Drama

The Return of the Radio Drama

Rat TicklingSep 15, 202117mHow to Tickle a Lab Rat (and Why You’d Want To)

How to Tickle a Lab Rat (and Why You’d Want To)

Power of Strangers

Power of StrangersSep 15, 202117mOvercoming Fear to Talk with Strangers

Overcoming Fear to Talk with Strangers

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