The Fight To Stop Alzheimer’s Before It Starts And Disrupting The Ad Business
A neurologist’s fight to stop Alzheimer's before it starts and The New Yorker’s Ken Auletta on the future of advertising – and why we should care.
Guest Host: Susan Page
A look at the history of flight attendants – from the early days when flying was a luxury few could afford – to today’s world of low-cost, no-frill airlines, and post-9/11 security measures.
Guests
- Kathleen Barry Has taught American history at New York University and the University of Cambridge.
- Betty in the Sky with a Suitcase Streaming from 30,000 feet, "Betty in the Sky with a Suitcase" is a podcast hosted by Betty, a major US airline flight attendant for 20 years. Her blog can be found at www.bettyinthesky.com
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