Power Up: A New Project From Nerdette
We all have the same number of hours in a day. So how do inspiring people set themselves up for success in an exhausting world?
We all have the same number of hours in a day. So how do inspiring people set themselves up for success in an exhausting world?
Jason Katims, the brains behind ‘Friday Night Lights’ and other high school TV dramas, explains why adolescence makes such good TV.
The ‘Children of Blood and Bone’ author says she was motivated in part by racist online comments made about ‘The Hunger Games’ films.
Scientists are working on a gene therapy specifically for WBEZ’s Greta Johnsen. The implications are reminiscent of science fiction.
Smith says her new HBO special, ‘Notes From The Field,’ aims to illustrate the school-to-prison pipeline that minority students often face.
If you’re looking for a way to combat the online trolls fomenting unrest in America, comedian Negin Farsad might have a solution for you.
Ilene Chaiken is an executive producer of TV shows that bring minority voices to the mainstream. Here’s how she does it.
Olympians and experts on the science of fear, the physics of sliding down ice super duper fast, and the feminist fight to get women into more sports.
A noted scientist explains why it’s problematic that many prescription drugs were only tested on men. Plus, ‘Schoolhouse Rock!’ for sex ed.
On ‘Nerdette’, we’ve asked Tom Hanks, Jenny Slate, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, and many more nerds to assign us homework. Here’s ALL of it.