Russia, Spiderweb Music, SuperbugsTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1586
Apr 27, 2021 • 1h 44m
First, the political crisis gripping Russia as Putin attempts to shut down his opposition. Then, how scientists translated a spiderweb into beautiful music. Plus, how doctors may have played a role in creating antibiotic-resistant superbugs. Also on today's show: how Theatre For One changed during the pandemic, why name pronunciation can be a force against racism, and how autism manifests itself differently in girls than boys.

Russia
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Spiderweb Music
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Theatre for One
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Superbug Doctors
Superbug DoctorsApr 27, 202120mAre Doctors to Blame for Drug-Resistant Superbugs?
Are Doctors to Blame for Drug-Resistant Superbugs?
Name Pronunciation
Name PronunciationApr 27, 202119mWhy It’s Important to Pronounce Each Other’s Name Correctly
Why It’s Important to Pronounce Each Other’s Name Correctly
Girls on the Autism Spectrum
Girls on the Autism SpectrumApr 27, 202113mAutism is Different in the Behavior, Brains and Genetics of Girls
Autism is Different in the Behavior, Brains and Genetics of Girls
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