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Three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them: Robots & Our Jobs (First) | Minimum Wage Push (Starts at 30:50) | Counterterrorism Expert (Starts at 57:27) (article)
The aftershocks of apartheid in South Africa; the reasons PTSD rates are on the rise in soldiers; dogs may soon be allowed in outdoor seating areas; TLC commish; & the FIFA scandal. (episode)
Sportswriters discuss the indictments of several FIFA officials over charges of corruption, racketeering and conspiracy over a period of two decades.
New York City sidewalks already invite a mix of trash, tourists and rodents. So why not allow dogs into outdoor dining areas at restaurants? We hear convincing cases from both sides.
TLC commissioner Meera Joshi discusses the proposal which would require car services like Uber to comply with many of the rules that govern yellow cabs.
The filmmaker, writer and journalist Sebastian Junger explores the reasons that despite fewer soldiers seeing combat, PTSD rates are on the rise.
The play "A Human Being Died That Night," now at BAM, tackles issues of forgiveness and reconciliation in post-apartheid South Africa.