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- Introducing Tracked and TracedYou are being surveilled. In the street, at home, on your phone. Police, governments, and corporations are collecting more data than ever before in the name of safety and security. Tracked and Traced asks: Is it worth it? Is it working?Hosted by Natasha T Miller and Antajuan Scott and featuring original reporting from WDET, this 10-episode series takes an in-depth look at how surveillance technology affects you. Join us, as we watch the watchers. New episodes released every other week.Tracked and Traced is a production of WDET, Detroit’s NPR Station, and Science Gallery at MSU. Supported by the Pulitzer Center, the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, and MSUFCU.4 min
- Science of Grief: Growing Up with Grief with Nolan ColterNolan Colter shares how losing his mother at age 11 caused him to get into trouble and shield himself emotionally through middle and high school. He then recalls the profound changes that came for him after supporting a friend in grief. Then, mental health counselor Damika Houston offers tips for those who are grieving.54 min
- Science of Grief: Caring for Loved Ones with Dementia with Savanah RayyanSavanah Rayyan shares the deep bond she developed while caring for her grandmother, and how being with her while she had dementia made her the person she is today. Then, mental health counselor Bonnie Wheeler talks with host Natasha T Miller about the effects dementia can have on families, and how family members can support loved ones who suffer from the disease.48 min
- Science of Grief: Navigating Gender Transitions and the Importance of Forgiveness with Alex NitscheAlex Nitsche tells the story of experiencing gender dysphoria, and later transitioning in high school. Then, Bonnie Wheeler joins host Natasha T Miller to talk about acceptance, forgiveness, and grief that family members often feel with gender transitions. At the end of the episode, an original poem from Natasha, and an original song from Alex.58 min
- Science of Grief: On Ghosting and Being GhostedBoth ghosting and being ghosted can impact mental health and be a source of grief. Camille Rogers shares their story of moving on from a lifelong friendship in college. Producer Aaron Applebey adds their own experience of being ghosted. Host Natasha T Miller speaks with friend and social worker Tiera Couch about the emotional toll of being ghosted, and healthy ways to process the loss of friendships.1 hr 10 min
- Science of Grief: Challenging the Stigma Around Suicide with Felicia FrabisFelicia Frabis lost her brother David and cousin Evan to suicide. She shares her story, discussing the things her family learned from the experience and what she did to honor her lost loved ones' memories. Later, Abigail Waller talks about the language we use to talk about suicide, signs of suicidal ideation and grieving traumatic loss.42 min
- Science of Grief: Learning to Cook and Savoring Life's Moments with Jackie GarrettJackie Garrett reflects on her grandmother’s life, getting caught up in grind culture, and finding meaning and joy through cooking. Then, mental health counselor Damika Houston talks about how to check in on someone who is grieving, setting aside time and space to grieve, and writing goodbye letters to loved ones.54 min
- Science of Grief: Sierra Maybury Shares How to Live a Full Life With Half a HeartSierra Maybury was born with half a heart. Her chronic heart condition and sunsequent strokes caused partial blindness and added considerable risk to her pregnancy. Sierra talks about the anxiety and depression that her condition has brought, and how she has learned to live a full life in spite of it. Then, mental health counselor Bonnie Wheeler provides strategies for people living with anxiety.55 min
- Science of Grief: Joshua Watkis On How He Learned to Embrace TherapyJoshua Watkis lost several loved ones in a short amount of time, attending virtual funerals and resulting in a pile-up of grief. In this episode, he shares how he acknowledged his grief and embraced therapy. Then, mental health counselor Damika Houston offers tips on how young adults can support loved ones who are grieving, and how to find resources for therapy.44 min
- Science of Grief: Setting Healthy Boundaries with Maria LoCicero and Grief Counselor Bonnie WheelerMaria LoCicero shares the story of losing her mother to a sudden heart attack and the lessons she learned about setting healthy boundaries in the process. Then, retired grief counselor and social worker Bonnie Wheeler talks with host Natasha T Miller about what we can learn from Maria’s experience.43 min
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You are being surveilled. In the street, at home, on your phone. Police, governments, and corporations are collecting more data than ever before in the name of safety and security. Tracked and…
Traced asks: Is it worth it? Is it working? Hosted by Natasha T Miller and Antajuan Scott and featuring original reporting from WDET, this 10-episode series takes an in-depth look at how surveillance technology affects you. Join us as we watch the watchers. New episodes released every other week. Tracked and Traced is a production of WDET, Detroit’s NPR Station, and Science Gallery at MSU. Supported by the Pulitzer Center, the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, and MSUFCU.