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Olympics in Chicago vote

Why did Chicago lose the Olympic bid?

MP3 (3:24)Listen
October 19, 2009

Mark Rosentraub
Department of Sport Management

 

Poverty's grip tightens

Michigan's high unemployment, weak economy hurts families

MP3 (4:09)Listen
September 16, 2009

Reynolds Farley
ISR

 

Hoarders vs. spartans

Do you save everything or throw it all away? Here's why

MP3 (4:35)Listen
August 18, 2009

Stephanie Preston
Stephanie Preston, assistant psychology professor

 

The road ahead for the Fed

Federal Reserve must give right incentives to banks

MP3 (4:03)Listen
August 7, 2009

John Ciorciari
Ford School of Public Policy

 

Depressed students at risk

Depressed students more likely to drop out

MP3 (4:07)Listen
July 7, 2009

Daniel Eisenberg
Health Management and Policy

 

Changing poverty

Policies may stabilize -- and soon lower -- poverty rate

MP3 (5:03)Listen
June 16, 2009

Sheldon Danziger
Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy

 

Adult kids and their parents

They still irritate each other as they age

MP3 (3:37)Listen
May 29, 2009

Kira Birditt
Institute for Social Research

 

Coping with depression

Tough economic times causes more stress, anxiety

MP3 (5:16)Listen
May 4, 2009

Melvin McInnis
U-M Depression Center

 

A modern form of slavery

New Law School clinic to assist human trafficking victims

MP3 (4:16)Listen
March 25, 2009

Bridgette Carr
Law School

 

No spanking allowed

Spanked kids become deviant, aggressive and anti-social

MP3 (4:06)Listen
March 21, 2009

Elizabeth Gershoff
Social Work

 

The impact of violent media

Violent media numb viewers to the pain of others

MP3 (4:03)Listen
March 1, 2009

Brad Bushman
Institute for Social Research

 

A change in foreign policy

Obama gives priority to national security, foreign policy

MP3 (4:04)Listen
February 6, 2009

James Morrow
Political Science

 

Intelligence: How to get it

Environment counts more than genes

MP3 (5:19)Listen
February 1, 2009

Richard E. Nisbett
Institute for Social Research

 

Joycelyn Elders visits U-M

Elders discusses public health

MP3 (6:53)Listen
January 22, 2009

Joycelyn Elders
"Public Health Leadership to Improve the Health of Young People"

 

Do the right thing

Public trust, economy wanes from unethical behavior

MP3 (5:10)Listen
January 11, 2009

John Chamberlin
Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy

 

Hardwired to overspend?

Researcher says overspending is related to mating dance

MP3 (2:49)Listen
December 9, 2008

Daniel Kruger
Prevention Research Center

 

Obama: How will he govern?

U-M expert discusses Barack Obama's leadership style

MP3 (5:46)Listen
November 6, 2008

D. Scott DeRue
Ross School of Business

 

Poll position

Election officials hopeful for problem free Nov. 4

MP3 (4:58)Listen
October 30, 2008

Michael Traugott
ISR

 

Values and voting

Professor's OurValues.org is a barometer of American values

MP3 (5:24)Listen
October 16, 2008

Wayne Baker
Ross School of Business

 

Political attack mode

Candidates seek advantage from negative TV, radio ads

MP3 (5:58)Listen
October 8, 2008

Arthur Lupia
ISR

 

Emotional recovery

How to recover from painful experiences

MP3 (3:56)Listen
September 17, 2008

Ethan Kross
Institute for Social Research

 

American ideal

Some women consider TV female characters as role models

MP3 (3:57)Listen
September 11, 2008

Dara Greenwood
Department of Communication Studies

 

Improving literacy

Why some adolescents struggle and how to help

MP3 (3:54)Listen
September 8, 2008

Elizabeth Birr Moje
School of Education

 

Dorm room anxiety

How to get a college roommate you can live with.

MP3 (3:58)Listen
August 25, 2008

Amy Canevello
Institute for Social Research

 

It's time to party

Political conventions have become extravagant gatherings

MP3 (6:19)Listen
August 12, 2008

Michael Traugott
ISR

 

Computers in the classroom

Could cell phones be the answer?

MP3 (6:39)Listen
August 4, 2008

Elliot Soloway
Education

 

Surviving sexual abuse

Women relive traumatic experience during childbearing years

MP3 (5:29)Listen
July 11, 2008

Mickey Sperlich
IWRG

 

Breaking racial barriers

U-M law graduate Branch Rickey signed Jackie Robinson

MP3 (6:15)Listen
July 10, 2008

Richard Friedman
Law School

 

Remarried caregivers

How Stepfamilies Navigate the Complexities of Late-Life Care

MP3 (6:46)Listen
June 30, 2008

Carey Wexler Sherman
Institute for Social Research

 

Picking a U.S. vice president

A political choice that's second to one

MP3 (5:32)Listen
June 19, 2008

Kenneth Kollman
Political Science

 

"It's not over until..."

Democrats seek to resolve questions by early June

MP3 (4:30)Listen
May 19, 2008

Vincent Hutchings
Political Science

 

Innocence sought for wrongly convicted

New U-M Law Clinic will handle non-DNA cases

MP3 (4:19)Listen
April 24, 2008

Bridget McCormack
Law School

 

Online Q and A forums hit the mainstream

Mllions of users are turning to sites like Yahoo Answers

MP3 (4:36)Listen
April 18, 2008

Mark Ackerman and Lada Adamic
School of Information

 

Proposed voting mulligan fails

Michigan unable to coordinate second presidential primary to

MP3 (6:14)Listen
March 21, 2008

Michael Traugott
Communication Studies

 

Is there media bias?

Media coverage of some U.S. presidential candidates questioned

MP3 (5:49)Listen
March 7, 2008

Erik Bucy
Communication Studies

 

Kids who feel safe act more safely

Urban kids who feel safe delay gratification, behave less dangerously

MP3 (2:43)Listen
March 4, 2008

Daniel Kruger
School of Public Health

 

Students resolve conflict, bias through small group interactions

U-M research shows high school students who discuss issues find more similarities between ...

MP3 (4:41)Listen
February 29, 2008

Charles Garvin
School of Social Work

 

Good deeds and living longer

Providing emotional support to others in your church congregation can increase your odds ...

MP3 (4:11)Listen
February 25, 2008

Neil Krause
Health Behavior & Health Education

 

"I'm 25 and I still live with my parents"

Young people delay transition into adulthood

MP3 (5:31)Listen
January 23, 2008

Sheldon Danziger
Ford School of Public Policy

 

Relationships over time

We see our children and best friends more positively—but our spouses more negatively...

MP3 (3:29)Listen
January 21, 2008

Kira Birditt
ISR

 

Popular opinion not always popular

We often form opinions and make decisions based on a lone, repetitive voice that we mistak...

MP3 (5:14)Listen
January 14, 2008

Stephen Garcia
Ross School of Business

 

Can't find the perfect gift?

Not everyone likes what we like

MP3 (3:50)Listen
December 15, 2007

Andrew Gershoff
Ross School of Business

 

Find the right motivation

Women are likely to exercise to improve well-being

MP3 (5:00)Listen
December 12, 2007

Michelle Segar
Institute for Research on Women and Gender

 

Do you know what your children are watching?

Children exposed to media violence increases the risk of aggressive or violent behavior

MP3 (4:14)Listen
December 7, 2007

L. Rowell Huesmann
ISR, Communication Studies

 

Sleep: Getting enough?

Changing routines can reak havoc on young people

MP3 (5:31)Listen
November 29, 2007

Theresa Lee
Psychology

 

Seven years of bad luck

Michigan economy still dismal

MP3 (4:47)Listen
November 16, 2007

George Fulton
Economics Department

 

Identifying with fictional characters

Men looked more favorably toward smoking when they saw movie character John McCane

MP3 (5:28)Listen
November 5, 2007

Sonya Dal Cin
LS&A

 

Schmoozing is good for the brain

Chatting for just 10 minutes boosts mental performance.

MP3 (5:53)Listen
October 29, 2007

Oscar Ybarra
Psychology

 

The high costs of financial services for the poor

U-M Law Professor Michael Barr discusses the challenges low-income households face when th...

MP3 (4:53)Listen
October 4, 2007

Michael Barr
Law School

 

Schmooze or Lose

Socializing helps you think better

MP3 (5:54)Listen
September 20, 2007

Oscar Ybarra
Institute for Social Research

 

Auto talks

UAW contract negotiations

MP3 (5:13)Listen
August 7, 2007

Bruce Belzowski
University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute

 

Substance abuse among Chilean Teens

Analyzing the behavioral and developmental effects of preventing iron deficiency anemia in...

MP3 (5:36)Listen
May 14, 2007

Jorge Delva
School of Social Work

 

Asymmetric journalism

Journalists in Iraq and Afghanistan

MP3 (5:48)Listen
April 2, 2007

Mark McDonald
Communication Studies

 

Black History Month is still relevant today

Percy Bates talks about Black History Month.

MP3 (7:40)Listen
February 2, 2007

Percy Bates
School of Education

 

Time, money and who does the laundry

A unique study has been following four generations of the same U.S. families for almost 40...

MP3 (8:35)Listen
January 30, 2007

Frank Stafford
Institute for Social Research

 

Spanking isn't the only solution

Research on corporal punishment.

MP3 (5:26)Listen
January 22, 2007

Andrew Grogan-Kaylor
School of Social Work

 

Smoking rates higher among low-income African-Americans

Social Work professor Jorge Delva outlines his findings

MP3 (6:55)Listen
January 15, 2007

Jorge Delva
School of Social Work

 

Fortifying bridge from Ann Arbor to Detroit

UM Deans explore outreach opportunities of Detroit Center office

MP3 (4:39)Listen
January 8, 2007

U-M Deans

 

The evolution of sexual selection

How evolutionary psychology explains human behavior

MP3 (7:33)Listen
December 13, 2006

Daniel J. Kruger
Institute for Social Research

 

Why are Americans so bad at math?

How to make America competitive again

MP3 (6:23)Listen
November 3, 2006

Deborah Ball
School of Education

 

Post-traumatic stress syndrome after disasters

Galea conducted research after the war in Kosovo, the September 11 terrorist attacks in Ne...

MP3 (8:20)Listen
November 3, 2006

Sandro Galea
Population Studies

 

International adoptions

Publicity of celebrity adoptions has prompted new interest over international adoptions.

MP3 (7:58)Listen
November 3, 2006

Leslie Hollingsworth
School of Social Work

 

The legacy of Gerald Ford

The former U.S. president's children talk about their father and the Ford School of Public...

MP3 (7:45)Listen
October 15, 2006


Ford School of Public Policy

 

People Accounting

Informal Quotas

MP3 (6:10)Listen
September 25, 2006

Stephen Garcia
School of Psychology

 

9/11 five years later

How safe are we?

MP3 (6:50)Listen
September 10, 2006

Juan Cole
Department of History

 

Who helps the poor?

Sheldon Danziger discusses latest poverty trends

MP3 (8:26)Listen
September 4, 2006

Sheldon H. Danziger
Population Studies Center

 

An assessment of the bankruptcy reform act at its one-year anniversary.

It's too early to celebrate a decline in bankruptcy filings

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July 2, 2006

John Pottow
Law School