A psychologist joins us to share how to best start and build friendships. Then, we talk to a pain of reproductive rights experts about the history of abortion laws and public opinion.
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Psychologist explains the science behind making and maintaining friendships
Making friends can be hard, and maintaining those relationships as we grow and change can be even harder. A psychologist joins the show to help us understand the science behind attachment detailed in her new book “Platonic.”
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WHYsconsin: 19th century attitudes on abortion
Wisconsin’s 1858 law banning most abortions has been in effect since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June. But how did we get here? Why did that law stay on the books without being enforced for over 160 years? And why did 19th-century lawmakers want to restrict abortion in the first place? Two experts explain the social and political context that led every state except Kentucky to ban abortion by the end of the 19th century.
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- Tyler Ditter Technical Director
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