KERA's Think

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Think is a daily, topic-driven interview and call-in program hosted by Krys Boyd covering a wide variety of topics ranging from history, politics, current events, science, technology and emerging trends to food and wine, travel, adventure, and entertainment.

Episode Date
How to have a career that matters
Aug 25, 2025
Do the muscles make the man?
Aug 22, 2025
Do narcissists deserve compassion?
Aug 21, 2025
Why businesses love it when you tip their workers
Aug 20, 2025
A.I. is writing obits now
Aug 19, 2025
Why would-be air traffic controllers quit
Aug 18, 2025
The winners and losers of gerrymandering
Aug 15, 2025
Is your greatest strength stalling your career?
Aug 14, 2025
What elitists and populists have in common
Aug 13, 2025
Don’t worry if you can’t sleep
Aug 12, 2025
Life after mental illness
Aug 11, 2025
How to fix hybrid work
Aug 08, 2025
Is the U.S. in charge of the Americas?
Aug 07, 2025
Why are Gazans starving?
Aug 06, 2025
The joy of being a word nerd
Aug 05, 2025
When organ donations go wrong… for the donor
Aug 04, 2025
How dogs are helping cure cancer
Aug 01, 2025
Are your podcasts changing your personality?
Jul 31, 2025
Treating the earliest signs of psychopathy
Jul 30, 2025
The mystery and misery of headaches
Jul 29, 2025
Why we still need shade in an A.C. world
Jul 28, 2025
Spilling the tea on low-T
Jul 25, 2025
Do we need to be nice to A.I.?
Jul 24, 2025
Is it too late to save social security?
Jul 23, 2025
Where does language come from?
Jul 22, 2025
Why adolescence looks different today
Jul 21, 2025
Is wellness just for the well-off?
Jul 18, 2025
Does the world need more people?
Jul 17, 2025
What its like to fight a wildfire
Jul 16, 2025
A cultural history of UFOs
Jul 15, 2025
The new alternative to opioids
Jul 14, 2025
The Corps of Engineers vs. the environment
Jul 11, 2025
Elon’s gone, so what’s left of DOGE?
Jul 10, 2025
The U.N. is kind of a mess
Jul 09, 2025
How Trump’s tariffs could work
Jul 08, 2025
Should pseudoscience be taken seriously?
Jul 07, 2025
Philanthropist chef José Andrés gives hope through food
Jul 04, 2025
Actor Ed Helms on history’s biggest screw ups
Jul 03, 2025
Roxane Gay on 500 years of feminism
Jul 02, 2025
Why coincidences are more math than magic
Jul 01, 2025
The best life may not be the most comfortable
Jun 30, 2025
The substance inside you inspiring new medicine
Jun 27, 2025
Are we thinking about the wealth gap wrong?
Jun 26, 2025
Why it’s hard to make stuff in the U.S.
Jun 25, 2025
Why we’re not trying to beat Russia and China
Jun 24, 2025
Our obsession with health trackers
Jun 23, 2025
Pregnancy and the digital rabbit hole
Jun 20, 2025
What makes a genius
Jun 19, 2025
The value of wacky sounding science
Jun 18, 2025
The most taboo abortions
Jun 17, 2025
What RFK gets wrong about autism
Jun 16, 2025
Sunlight can be medicine. Literally
Jun 13, 2025
The secrets of superstar siblings
Jun 12, 2025
Are you raising a bully?
Jun 11, 2025
Where violent extremists gather online
Jun 10, 2025
The cartels are dealing eels now
Jun 09, 2025
The first humans got the best sleep
Jun 06, 2025
Is fitness the ultimate flex?
Jun 05, 2025
Is there a cure for medical racism?
Jun 04, 2025
The secrets of super healthy old people
Jun 03, 2025
It’s OK for mothers to feel hate
Jun 02, 2025
Was pop culture better when you were a kid?
May 30, 2025
How A.I. is getting in the way of real learning
May 29, 2025
How it’s possible to starve to death in a U.S. jail
May 28, 2025
From fathers to dads: The evolution of fatherhood
May 27, 2025
Astronaut Cady Coleman on making space for everyone
May 26, 2025
Why you fight about the dishwasher
May 23, 2025
What we’re not giving our boys
May 22, 2025
The history of happiness research
May 21, 2025
Why tech moguls think they’re saving humanity
May 20, 2025
Are we focusing on the wrong risky things?
May 19, 2025
Meet the new American pope
May 16, 2025
Why pilots are afraid to seek help
May 15, 2025
The surprising new science of A.D.H.D.
May 14, 2025
The year civil rights caught fire
May 13, 2025
Why we’ll never evolve to be perfect
May 12, 2025
Suck it up: You actually can manage your emotions
May 09, 2025
Why young adults can’t stop spending
May 08, 2025
The mistakes of Covid school shutdown
May 07, 2025
The sexualization of girl power
May 06, 2025
Grandparents need a break, too
May 05, 2025
Actor Ed Helms on history’s biggest screw ups
May 02, 2025
Philanthropist chef Jose Andres gives hope through food
May 01, 2025
The painful history of Indian boarding schools
Apr 30, 2025
Will allies still share intelligence with America?
Apr 29, 2025
The rebellious past of the public library
Apr 28, 2025
The reporter who sparked the #MeToo movement
Apr 25, 2025
What the U.S. military learned from Ukraine
Apr 24, 2025
Don’t expect science to explain everything
Apr 23, 2025
Project 2025 is happening
Apr 22, 2025
Do we still care about due process?
Apr 21, 2025
Archive: How Pope Francis changed the Church
Apr 21, 2025
What glaciers do for all of us
Apr 18, 2025
How your brain makes up its mind
Apr 17, 2025
Dictators sometimes take power quietly
Apr 16, 2025
Do you need to be worried about aviation safety?
Apr 15, 2025
The inequality you may be overlooking
Apr 14, 2025
Roxane Gay on 500 years of feminism
Apr 11, 2025
Wanna win with money? Try game theory
Apr 10, 2025
How the science of dying can help us live longer
Apr 09, 2025