Police Misconduct, Regenerative Farming, Women in White CoatsTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1582
Apr 21, 2021 • 1h 44m
What does the historic conviction of police officer Derek Chauvin mean for the national debate over race and police violence? Next, why nurses are so much more likely to commit suicide than other career groups. Plus, how farming can cut down on carbon emissions. Also on today's show: why salt is about to turn into a global environmental crisis, the story of how female doctors revolutionized the world of medicine, and how Earth Day ushered in a new genre of storytelling. (Court TV via AP, Pool)

Police MisconductApr 21, 202122mWhat the Chauvin Verdict Means—and Doesn’t Mean—for Race and Policing in America
What the Chauvin Verdict Means—and Doesn’t Mean—for Race and Policing in America
Nurse DepressionApr 21, 202112mWomen Nurses are at Particularly Acute Risk for Suicide
Women Nurses are at Particularly Acute Risk for Suicide
Regenerative FarmingApr 21, 202117mKeeping Soil Healthy Could Help Climate Change
Keeping Soil Healthy Could Help Climate Change
Earth StoriesApr 21, 202112mStories to Connect to the Environment
Stories to Connect to the Environment
Anthropogenic SaltApr 21, 202119mThe Salt We as Humans Use Are Threatening Freshwater Supplies and Harming Our Health
The Salt We as Humans Use Are Threatening Freshwater Supplies and Harming Our Health
Women in White CoatsApr 21, 202121mTrailblazing Women in Medicine
Trailblazing Women in Medicine
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