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7.3 2 Seasons • 20 Episodes

Glad You Asked - Season 2

Season 2 Part 1 Are we automating racism? Does your neighborhood determine your future? Is meritocracy a myth? We’ll grapple with all of these questions and more on a new season of Glad You Asked. Throughout this five-part series, we’ll explore how racial injustice impacts our everyday lives— from how we code bias into our technology to how our public education system fails millions of students. Season 2 of Glad You Asked premieres March 30. Season 2 Part 2 Do you want kids? Why can’t we sleep? Is city noise making us sick? Is therapy for everyone? How should doctors consider race? Glad You Asked tackles these questions and more in five all-new episodes. Throughout, we’ll explore how society affects our health and lifestyles — from how we can make parenting easier for everyone, to why our mental health should be prioritized as much as our physical health. The new episodes of Glad You Asked premiere July 28.

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Season 2 Part 1 Are we automating racism? Does your neighborhood determine your future? Is meritocracy a myth? We’ll grapple with all of these questions and more on a new season of Glad You Asked. Throughout this five-part series, we’ll explore how racial injustice impacts our everyday lives— from how we code bias into our technology to how our public education system fails millions of students. Season 2 of Glad You Asked premieres March 30. Season 2 Part 2 Do you want kids? Why can’t we sleep? Is city noise making us sick? Is therapy for everyone? How should doctors consider race? Glad You Asked tackles these questions and more in five all-new episodes. Throughout, we’ll explore how society affects our health and lifestyles — from how we can make parenting easier for everyone, to why our mental health should be prioritized as much as our physical health. The new episodes of Glad You Asked premiere July 28.

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