Please Advise: A Pop Up Show from WNYC

On today's episode of WNYC's popup advice show, David Furst, host of Morning Edition on WNYC, leads am advice call-in conversation about making sense of the information landscape surrounding this year's midterm elections, with On The Media co-host Micah Loewinger. Listeners call in with their questions about how to understand polling, deal with 'news burnout,' and make sense of the competing narratives within the political sphere.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's popup advice show, David Furst, host of Morning Edition on WNYC, leads am advice call-in conversation about automotive ownership, maintenance and repair, with Legendary 'Car Talk' host Ray Magliozzi. Then, Ross Levi, Empire State Development Vice President and Executive Director of New York State's Division of Tourism, shares tips for autumn road trips, weekend trips and day trips available to our area. Listeners call in with their questions and suggestions for the best drivable destinations.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, journalist and producer Nayeema Raza, host of the podcast "Smart Girl, Dumb Questions," leads a conversation about the tough odds, medical choices and emotional weight of fertility, pregnancy and other family planning considerations, with journalist Anna Louie Sussman, author of the book Inconceivable: The Impossibility of Family in an Age of Uncertainty. Listeners call in with their questions and experiences around egg freezing, IVF and other elements of modern medicine that come into play around the decision to get pregnant.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, journalist and producer Nayeema Raza, host of the podcast "Smart Girl, Dumb Questions," leads a conversation about navigating life-partner relationships, with Stephanie Coontz, an academic who studies the history of marriage and family, and formerly Director of Research and Public Education for the Council on Contemporary Families. Listeners call in with their questions, experiences and tips for building long-lasting partnership and a harmonious home, together.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, journalist and producer Nayeema Raza, host of the podcast "Smart Girl, Dumb Questions," leads a conversation about finding love (starting with loving yourself) and dating for long-term compatibility, with Relationship expert Jillian Turecki, author of the forthcoming book Rewrite Your Story: How to Step into Your Power and Get the Love You Deserve. Listeners call in with their questions, experiences and tips for finding romance, love and ultimately, partnership.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, tech writer Manoush Zomorodi, host of the NPR's Ted Radio Hour and author of Body Electric: The Hidden Health Costs of the Digital Age and New Science to Reclaim Your Well-Being leads a conversation about artificial intelligence and our jobs, with Paul Ford, technology writer and founder of the AI startup Aboard. Listeners call in with their experiences and questions about navigating the impulse toward productivity that AI seems to offer, against the more unsettling aspects of this new technology.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, tech writer Manoush Zomorodi, host of the NPR's Ted Radio Hour and author of Body Electric: The Hidden Health Costs of the Digital Age and New Science to Reclaim Your Well-Being leads a conversation about weight loss medications, longevity science and more trends in health technology, with Dr. Dhruv Khullar, practicing physician, contributing writer at The New Yorker and an assistant professor at Weill Cornell Medical College. Listeners call in with their experiences and questions about recent health and medical advancements.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, tech writer Manoush Zomorodi, host of the NPR's Ted Radio Hour and author of Body Electric: The Hidden Health Costs of the Digital Age and New Science to Reclaim Your Well-Being leads a conversation about technology and how it can impact development in kids and teens, with Candice Odgers, adolescent developmental psychologist. Listeners call in with their questions, experiences and tips for raising kids with healthy relationships to technology.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, Brittany Luse, host of NPR's 'It's Been a Minute,' leads a conversation about making and keeping friends, navigating tensions within friendship, and showing up for the people you care about, with Rachel Wilkerson Miller, lifestyle journalist and author of the books The Art of Showing Up: How to Be There for Yourself and Your People, and The Nice Life: How to Elevate the Everyday and Find Joy in What You Have. Listeners call in with their questions, experiences and tips for navigating their relationships with their friends.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, Brittany Luse, host of NPR's 'It's Been a Minute,' leads a conversation about family dysfunction and other difficult dynamics among relatives, with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, licensed psychologist, host of the mental health podcast, Therapy for Black Girls, and author of Sisterhood Heals: The Transformative Power of Healing in Community. Listeners call in with their questions, experiences and tips for navigating family matters.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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