babies

Baby Boom or Baby Bust?

Teresa Lawlor

June 26, 2020

COVID-19, Fertility, babies, Melissa Kearney, health

What effect will social distancing and financial uncertainty have on birth rates? Read More...

Full Show: Changing Landscapes

Marc Sollinger

February 08, 2019

Jonathan Haidt, termites, Lisa Margonelli, babies, Dawn Raffel

This week on Innovation Hub: baby sideshows, turmoil on college campuses, and termites. Read More...

Full Show: For Love Or Money

Marc Sollinger

April 13, 2018

suburbs, Hank Greely, Lawrence Levy, Bill Levitt, American dream, paycheck, pay raise, Robert Frank, babies, World War II

Money can’t buy happiness. Or can it? This week on Innovation Hub, we’ve got stories about money, love, and the lengths people will go to for both. Read More...

Full Show: At Our Core

Marc Sollinger

November 03, 2017

pri, Hank Greely, Full Show, fringe ideas, mainstream, Innovator, Leonardo Da Vinci, WGBH, Donald Trump, innovation hub, reproduction, babies, Sex, Walter Isaacson, Kara Miller, Leonardo Bursztyn

This week on Innovation Hub, we examine the future of reproduction, how fringe ideas become mainstream, and the life of Leonardo Da Vinci. Read More...

The Future of Making Babies

Marc Sollinger

November 03, 2017

reproduction, Hank Greely, Kara Miller, Sex, Sci and Tech, innovation hub, babies, WGBH, pri

We may be moving baby-making from the bedroom to the lab. Hank Greely walks us through the future of reproduction. Read More...

Did Mom Hardwire You to Like Certain Foods?

Kara Miller and Amanda McGowan

February 14, 2014

children, Body and Mind, nutrition, prenatal health, motherhood, babies, pregnancy, health

If you find yourself reaching for an extra serving of broccoli instead of that giant spoonful of Nutella, new research suggests you might have your mother to thank. Read more...