Kaia Findlay

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  • Username: kaia-findlay
  • PRX Member
  • Role: Producer/Reporter: Station-Based

Recent Pieces from Kaia Findlay

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020: Breaking the cycle of obsessive-compulsive disorder, 1/26/2024 (58:23)
From: Embodied

OCD often goes misdiagnosed and misunderstood … and if left untreated, can impact platonic, intimate and familial relationships in challenging ways.
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019: Letting the tears flow: the science and culture of crying, 1/19/2024 (58:23)
From: Embodied

Humans are the only animal to produce emotional tears. Asking questions about this behavior can help us better understand how we live our lives.
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018: Hard talk: getting real about erectile dysfunction, 1/12/2024 (58:23)
From: Embodied

Between the ages of 40 and 70, more than half of all people with penises will deal with some form of erectile dysfunction. While that experience can elicit a deep sense of ...
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You 2.0: where the self-help industry succeeds, and where it misses the mark (58:23)
From: Embodied

Self-help has existed in some form since the dawn of human civilization and has grown into a robust industrial complex. But does self-help really make us better people?
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017: You 2.0: where the self-help industry succeeds, and where it misses the mark, 1/5/2024 (58:23)
From: Embodied

Self-help has existed in some form since the dawn of human civilization and has grown into a robust industrial complex. But does self-help really make us better people?
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016: Stuttering out loud: embracing speech diversity and fighting shame around stuttering, 12/29/... (58:23)
From: Embodied

Stuttering has long been the butt of many jokes. People who stutter are working to change that.
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015: When a father becomes incarcerated, 12/22/2023 (58:23)
From: Embodied

Many incarcerated people are also parents. Their children navigate social stigma and barriers to staying in contact with their loved ones.
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011: Reclaiming wellness from the wellness industry, 11/24/2023 (58:23)
From: Embodied

The rise of the wellness industry and marketing of wellness products moves us away from the individualized practices that actually make us feel healthy. How do we find our ...