Election Update: With just a week to go until the election, how are candidates honing their messages?
We are in the final stages before Election Day. With less than a week left, how are presidential candidates honing their messages and securing votes?
Today on AirTalk, we check out the presidential election campaign. We also ask our listeners, “What motivates you to vote outside of presidential elections?” Are parliamentary elections essential in your constituency? Is it a civic duty custom? We would love to hear your thoughts. Call 866-893-5722 or email comments@laist.com.
Parenting Series: To what extent do parents shape our parenting instincts?
Learning how to be a parent, like any other education, tends to be built on the frame of reference you have. When it comes to raising children, most people first develop instinctive parenting habits through what they learned as children or through people like their parents. Given the amount of research that’s been done over the last few generations, there are certainly questions about what parts of parenting in our families should be recycled or eliminated entirely. In today’s Parenting Corner, we delve into how parental instincts are formed and how to stop the recycling process. Dr. Andrea Temkin Yu is a clinical child psychologist at Cornell University and author of the forthcoming book, Supporting Your Teen’s Mental Health. : Science-based parenting strategies to repair relationships and help young people thrive.
Survey: 25% of adults believe they have undiagnosed ADHD
One in four adults believe they may have undiagnosed attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to a new study commissioned by The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and School of Medicine. It turned out that. However, less than half of respondents had shared their concerns with their doctor. Still, more adults and children are being diagnosed with ADHD than ever before. Some experts say the introduction of telemedicine during the coronavirus pandemic has given people more access to diagnosis and treatment. In today’s AirTalk, we talk about self-diagnosis, the comorbidities that complicate this disorder, what to look for, and different ways to address your concerns. A discussion between Justin Bartelian, a psychologist and clinical assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral health at The Ohio State University, and Susan Dillon Tschudi, a Los Angeles County-based LMFT who specializes in the assessment and treatment of ADHD in adults. Participate in Do you suspect that you have undiagnosed ADHD? Have you noticed others in your life self-diagnosing? What are your questions? 866 Call -893-5722 or email atcomments@laist.com.
Palm Springs Tiki appears in new photo book
If you’ve ever visited Palm Springs, you’ve probably felt the oasis-like atmosphere it provides. The desert community embraces this concept by leaning into the fantasy of a Polynesian paradise, allowing visitors to visit bars, restaurants, and lounges with one theme: tiki. Now, a new book attempts to capture Palm Springs’ unique history as a tiki outpost through photographs, vintage postcards, and other ephemeral materials. Joining us on AirTalk today are the book’s co-authors, Sven Kirsten and Peter Moruzzi.
Peter and Sven will be discussing Palm Springs Tiki on Saturday, November 2nd from 5-6pm at WACKO, 4633 Hollywood Blvd.
