Empathy in Fantasy Books

Empathy in Fantasy Books

The Lisa Show - Radio Archive, Episode 191 , Segment 2

Episode: Benefits of Family Dinners, CRISPR, Empathy in Fantasy Books, Difficult Conversations, Loneliness in Cities, Foreign Travel Safety

  • Jun 13, 2019 2:00 pm
  • 8:05 mins

New York Times best-selling author Angie Sage talks about how reading fantasy books can help someone develop empathy.

Other Segments

CRISPR

16 MINS

Clinical social worker and director of The Center for Family Building Lisa Schuman explains the genome-editing technology CRISPR and the implications of altering human genetics.

Clinical social worker and director of The Center for Family Building Lisa Schuman explains the genome-editing technology CRISPR and the implications of altering human genetics.

Mini Book Club

10 MINS

Rachel Wadham, from BYU Radio's Worlds Awaiting, talks about today's hottest books in YA literature.

Rachel Wadham, from BYU Radio's Worlds Awaiting, talks about today's hottest books in YA literature.

Difficult Conversations

15 MINS

Winifred Reilly, psychotherapist and marriage counselor, gives advice for how to approach a touchy subject with your spouse without hurting feelings.

Winifred Reilly, psychotherapist and marriage counselor, gives advice for how to approach a touchy subject with your spouse without hurting feelings.

Loneliness in Cities

16 MINS

Journalist Isabella Broggini give tips to combat the loneliness that is particularly widespread in the country's biggest cities.

Journalist Isabella Broggini give tips to combat the loneliness that is particularly widespread in the country's biggest cities.

Foreign Travel Safety

20 MINS

Journalist Isabella Broggini give tips to combat the loneliness that is particularly widespread in the country's biggest cities.

Journalist Isabella Broggini give tips to combat the loneliness that is particularly widespread in the country's biggest cities.
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