Will Livingston

This week, we’re talking about why the GOP can’t seem to get their House in order. And later, we’re focusing on a New Year’s Resolution we can all get behind: being happier. 

One Way or Another: Kevin McCarthy, Abortion Pills, Being Happier

This week: staying safe on the road, President Zelensky’s visit to Capitol Hill, and what to know about the Jan 6th report. Later, we’re listening back to 2022.

Sweater Weather: Arctic Blast, January 6th Report, Listening Back on 2022

This week we’re doing an economy vibe check, explaining nuclear fusion, and we’re breaking down SBF’s arrest. 

Sign of the Times: Inflation Cooling, Nuclear Fusion, SBF Arrested

Warning: Once you learn about the problematic side of this trend, you can't unsee it. 

Feeling Uncomfortable About All These AI-Generated Images? This Might Be Why.

We cover a controversial SCOTUS case that could change the future of elections. And later, should you delete TikTok? Two experts weigh the pros and cons.


Freedom: Griner’s Release, Future of Elections, Deleting TikTok

We asked a clinical psychologist where the term came from — and how to respond. 


Think You've Experienced Gaslighting? Here's How To Know

We’re covering the historic protests in China, and what’s on deck for Congress’ lame duck session. And later, why “gaslighting” is the word of the year and how it happened.

Landslide: China Protests, Not-So-Lame Duck Congress, Gaslighting

Today, we’ve got the latest on the Colorado Springs mass shooting at an LGBTQ+ nightclub. Plus, why there’s bad blood between Ticketmaster, Taylor Swift fans, and the DOJ.


Thanksgiving Week Special: Colorado Springs, Ticketmaster, Turkey Pardon

This week, FTX’s fall from grace and what it means for the rest of us. Plus, the latest midterm election results and how to set boundaries at the holiday table.


Renaissance: FTX Fallout, World Cup Outrage, Setting Boundaries at Holidays

This week, three big takeaways from the midterm elections, what’s going down at COP27, and bird-less Thanksgiving recipes to shake up your dinner. 


Pressure Cookin: Midterm Results and Surprises, COP27, Thanksgiving Recipes

This week, how SCOTUS could change the future of affirmative action, what NYC’s new law means for job seekers, and what the Fed’s interest rate hikes mean for you. 

Made You Look: Affirmative Action, Salary Transparency, Twitter Takeover

Today, we’re skimming the three biggest issues voters are thinking about ahead of the midterms. Plus, in honor of Midnights, a music critic teaches us how to really listen to an album. 

Karma: US GDP, Ye’s Fallout, Midterm Voting 

We talked to Dr. Vivek Murthy about how the pandemic has made the workplace a more stressful place. And what the government, companies, and workers can do to make a difference.

COVID's Impact on Mental Health In The Workplace, According To The US Surgeon General


We’re checking in on the week’s biggest wins and fails – from Liz Truss resigning as UK prime minister to a major win for your wallet, thanks to our unlikely friend, the IRS. Plus: what to expect from the midterm elections.


Midnights: Liz Truss, Student Loans, Midterms 

Today, hear how Xi Jinping shaped China and what we can expect from his unprecedented third term. Plus, five things that have changed since the first Harvey Weinstein story broke five years ago. 


Long Time Running: January 6th Committee, Xi Jinping, 5 Years of #MeToo

This week, we explain the NFL’s sketchy history with head injuries – and why it’s back in the spotlight. Plus: the internet’s most toxic couple is back on again.


Guess Who’s Back: SCOTUS Returns, NFL Controversy, Twitter and Musk

Voice Memo 101: 5 Rules to Follow So You Don't Annoy Your Friends

Hurricane Ian slammed southwestern Florida, leaving millions without power. Plus, feel like you’re being watched at work? Our expert says: you probably are. 

Disturbia: Workplace Surveillance, Putin's War, Hurricane Ian

That afternoon nap you just woke up from? Your boss might know about it.

Yes, Your Employer Is Likely Monitoring You. Here’s How.

An expert cuts through the political noise and shares what’s going on at the border. Plus, iconic moments from Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, and how it brought the UK together. 

When September Ends: Adnan Syed, Immigration, the Queen’s Funeral 

Today, we break down why Congress members are still allowed to trade stocks and the arguments for and against it. Plus, the art of being bad at your hobbies. 


Price Tag: Congressional Trading, College Rankings, and the Art of Mediocrity 

Today, we’re saying goodbye to the GOAT, Queen Elizabeth II. Plus, how Europe is handling the energy crisis – and how it can impact Americans. 

God Save the Queen: Remembering Elizabeth II, Europe’s Energy Crisis, PSL Season

This week we’re breaking down the new COVID boosters, NASA’s next big moon mission, and why MoviePass is trying to make it’s Hollywood comeback. 

To The Moon?: New Boosters, Artemis 1, MoviePass 2.0


We talked to Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona to skimm student debt relief. Plus: how quiet quitting could change the workplace, and a trend that has us seeing…hot pink. 


Fun Tonight: Student Debt Relief, Electric Cars, Barbiecore

Back to school season is here – but the teachers might not be. We’re breaking down the recent headlines over teacher shortages. Plus: a major change in water policy…and a look at the rise of pickleball. 

Dog Days Are Over: Teacher Shortage, Colorado River Drought, Pickleball 

What you need to know about the sport sweeping (and maybe saving?) the nation.

What Is Pickleball? And Why Is Everyone Playing It?

From electric vehicles to drug prices, an expert skimms the Inflation Reduction Act and how it will impact your life. Plus, why the FBI raided Donald Trump’s home at Mar-A-Lago.

Twist of Fate: FBI Raid, Inflation Reduction Act, BeReal

As kids get ready to go back to school, state officials are scrambling to get teachers into classrooms. Here’s why. 

How The Teacher Shortage Could Impact Your Child's Education

What's a millennial (or Gen Zer) without an astrology app? Here's why the zodiac is all over social media. Hint: It goes way beyond knowing your sign.

Why Millennials and Gen Z Love Astrology (And Not Just Their Big 3)

Today, Brittney Griner was sentenced to 9 years in Russian prison. Plus, we breakdown “medical gaslighting” and how you can advocate for your health at the doctor’s office. 


Heated: Brittney Griner, Medical Gaslighting, Hot Girl Sh*t 

Both Sides Now: Recession Fears, VP Harris on Abortion, Heat Waves

Shark Week IRL? Why There've Been So Many Shark Bites and Sightings This Year

You might be seeing more spon-con than you think.

The Shady World of TikTok Advertising — And Why It’s A Problem

Elon Musk is breaking up with Twitter. Twitter’s response? Lawyer up. We’ll break down what’s going on. Plus, we dig into the shady side of TikTok spon-con. 

Cruel Summer: Inflation, COVID Immunity, and Shady TikTok Ads

About Damn Time?: Strong US Dollar, Microchip Manufacturing, Shark Sightings

A fertility doctor shares why IVF treatment might be on the chopping block in a post-Roe world. Plus, why Boris Johnson is saying pip pip cheerio to his role as prime minister. 

We’ve Only Just Begun: Brittney Griner, IVF’s Future, Rent and Relationships

We break down the legal battles and complications around last week’s SCOTUS ruling on Roe V. Wade. Plus: insider tips on how to travel smarter this summer.

All Shook Up: SCOTUS Fallout and Summer Travel Tricks

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade today. We break down the ruling with legal experts and unpack what the ruling means for abortion seekers in America. 


Skimm This Special Report: The Future of Abortion Access

An expert breaks down some of the SCOTUS rulings that came out this week. Plus: the trend of taking psychedelics with your coworkers. AKA a business trip you’ll never forget.   

We Can’t Stop: SCOTUS Rulings, WFH Forever and Psychedelics at Work?!

We spoke to a scientist about recent breakthroughs in cancer research. Plus: Google’s AI has a soul? We’ll break down what the bots are up to. 


The Climb: Cancer Breakthroughs, Google’s AI, and Vaccines for Kids

Teachers are overwhelmed, traumatized, and — in many cases — ready to quit. Here's what they need. 

'The Teachers Aren’t OK': How To Help Educators Cope With the Trauma of School Shootings

After the shooting at Robb Elementary last week, teachers are having tough conversations with students. Plus, a preview of Queen Elizabeth’s Jubilee party. 

Ready for Prime Time: January 6 Hearings, Gun Legislation, Crypto in the Midterms

Sign of the Times: School Safety, Women in Afghanistan, and the Queen’s Jubilee

A gunman killed 21 people this week at a school in Texas. Plus, an abortion provider in Oklahoma tells us how she’s thinking about the future of her job in a post-Roe America.

This is America

The US Surgeon General gives us an update on the government response to the formula shortage. Plus, why people keep going on TikTok for health advice. 

Desperado: Formula Shortage and TikTok Healthcare

This week, we spoke to Sen. Amy Klobuchar to hear the latest on the fight for reproductive rights nationwide. Plus, we’re following the ups and downs of the stock market, and the baby formula shortage keeping parents up at night.

Waitin’ On A Sunny Day: Stock Market, Formula Shortage, Blockbuster Boom 

A new study shows that WFH may be impacting our ability to think outside the (Zoom video) box. So we talked to one of the authors of the study about what you can do to keep those creative juices flowing. 

Video Calls Could Actually Drain Your Creativity. Here's Why.

We’re breaking down what happens next after a bombshell SCOTUS leak on Roe v. Wade. Plus, we call an economist to check the pulse on America’s economic health.

Time Machine: Roe v. Wade and Recession Fears

If you've been getting a lot of unwanted spam texts lately, you're not alone. Here's why. And how you can filter them out of your messages.

How to Stop the Constant Buzzing of Spam Texts

What happens when a billionaire buys one of the biggest social media platforms in the world? It’s anyone’s guess. Plus: why American teens are in a mental health crisis. 

Unwritten: Twitter’s Future, Teen Mental Health Crisis, and California Drought

A judge dropped the mask mandate on public transportation – but that’s not the only reason travel has been crazy recently. We’ve also got the latest on Netflix stock woes and the French election.

Mood Ring: Airport Drama, Netflix, Sustainable Living 

We’ve got the latest on Ukraine’s accusations to Russia, the crazy housing market in the US, a surrogacy shortage, and the unexpected place to catch some R&R.

Loose Threads: Subway Shooting, Inflation, Abercrombie & Fitch

We talked to the Trevor Project’s CEO on how the wave of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation across the country could impact LGBTQ+ kids. And what parents can do to support them. 

‘Young People Are Listening, Words Matter,’ Says Trevor Project CEO on Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws

I Feel It Coming: Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, Surrogacy Shortage, Ukraine

Stress levels are high for Americans. To rest and relax, some people are ditching their couch and turning to the gym. This newest fitness trend may seem counterintuitive. Here’s why it’s not.

Why People Are Taking Their ‘Rest Days’ at the Gym 

We've got an inside look at emotions on the ground in Kyiv, the latest on US involvement in Ukraine, and where the war could go from here. 