Supreme Court, Home Free, Beethoven's 10th

Supreme Court, Home Free, Beethoven's 10th

Top of Mind with Julie Rose

Nov 3, 2021 8:00 pm
1:44:05 mins

We take a closer look at a very big week for the US Supreme Court. Then, a new housing program in California specifically for women who’ve spent years in prison for killing their abuser. Plus, how artificial intelligence has now helped to finish the symphony Beethoven didn’t manage to finish before he died. Also, on today's show: why you should not listen to personal financial advice from people on social media; a helpline for perpetrators of abuse; a nutty nutrition supplement for babies that can prevent malnutrition from doing irreversible harm.

Episode Segments

Episode Segments

Abortion and Guns Make for a Big Week at the US Supreme Court

It doesn't really get bigger than this week for the US Supreme Court.

It doesn't really get bigger than this week for the US Supreme Court.

Shelter Provides Housing and Hope to Previously Incarcerated Women Who’ve Killed in Self Defense

Nonprofit Five Keys provides housing and hope to previously incarcerated women who’ve killed their abusers in self-defense.

Nonprofit Five Keys provides housing and hope to previously incarcerated women who’ve killed their abusers in self-defense.

How Future Adults are Getting Financed

Personal financial information from online influencers requires fact-checking.

Personal financial information from online influencers requires fact-checking.

How Artificial Intelligence Completed Beethoven’s Unfinished Symphony

A group of musicologists and computer scientists make a new attempt to finish Beethoven's 10th with AI technology.

A group of musicologists and computer scientists make a new attempt to finish Beethoven's 10th with AI technology.

Preventing Childhood Death and Malnutrition with Small Food Supplements

Humanitarian groups are distributing supplements to help malnutrition—can this work for babies?

Humanitarian groups are distributing supplements to help malnutrition—can this work for babies?

A Domestic Violence Helpline—For Abusers?

A journalist shares what she saw and heard at a helpline for abusers.

A journalist shares what she saw and heard at a helpline for abusers.

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