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Mental Health Check-up with Dr. Jeff Temple; Plus, the Alley Theatre Announces It’s 2023-2024 Season
Posted on · Our expert psychologist discusses mental health issues in the news and answers audience calls and questions.
Posted on · Our expert psychologist discusses mental health issues in the news and answers audience calls and questions.
Posted on · Episode: 2508 The paradox of asymmetry — in faces, airplanes, and tigers. Today, dare we look upon asymmetry?
Posted on · Discussion of the criticisms of the controversial Netflix series Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, and the dramatizing of tragedies for entertainment.
Posted on · Houston Matters considers how we cope with the lives we didn't lead through the lens of a new Netflix movie.
Posted on · Episode: 2280 In which Hiroo Onoda and Shoichi Yokoi cannot figure out that the war has ended. Today, the strange tales of Onoda and Yokoi.
Posted on · Episode: 2229 Hurdles that children must leap to learn science. Today, children and science.
Posted on · Houston Matters considers what Alex Garland's new horror film says about men.
Posted on · Episode: 2205 The view from above: Another way of seeing. Today, a new look — at seeing things.
Posted on · Episode: 2182 Wondering why we believe in so much magic. Today, we believe magic.
Posted on · Episode: 2167 Proof and Belief: Are they related? Today, proof and belief.
Posted on · Experts in fear, both on and off-screen, weigh in on the reasons why filmgoers flock to slasher, spooky, and suspenseful movies.
Posted on · Mental health experts examine ways to reduce stress and why the term "self-care" is misunderstood.
Posted on · An epidemiologist shares updates on COVID-19; a psychologist discusses how to talk to kids about racism; and a Houstonian recalls a moment of unity between protesters and police.
Posted on · Experts weigh in on the possible medical, economic, and psychological ramifications of another potential surge of coronavirus infections.
Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: Battling quarantine fatigue, City Controller Chris Brown, Texas farmers and COVID-19, and the life and work of Nobel Prize-winning Houston cancer researcher, Jim Allison.