Researchers are constantly working on new vaccine delivery methods for Covid and are hoping that nasal vaccines could be better at preventing transmission and infection.  Several candidates are in the works and in early clinical trials but the hope is that it could work better by taking hold in mucus membranes where the virus enters the body.  Karen Weintraub, health reporter at USA Today, joins us for how you next booster could be taken up the nose.

 

Next, many people took advantage of programs that paused federal student loan payments and interest and saved money or put it into other financial priorities.  But there were also some that remained diligent and continued to make payments as they could.  The result for them was being able to pay off completely or a huge chunk of their federal loans.  For those that did pay them off, now it’s about building new savings since this debt is now gone.  Julia Carpenter, reporter at the WSJ, joins us for more.

 

Finally, less than six months ago, Netflix launched a website called Tudum that was supposed to build more fandom for their properties.  Billed as place to offer news about shows, in-depth interviews, and exclusives, they site has had to lay off employees already.  Current and former employees say that it suffered from lack of direction and strategy.  Mia Sato, reporter at The Verge, joins us for what happened at Tudum.

Researchers are constantly working on new vaccine delivery methods for Covid and are hoping that nasal vaccines could be better at preventing transmission and infection.&nbsp; Several candidates are in the works and in early clinical trials but the hope is that it could work better by taking hold in mucus membranes where the virus enters the body.&nbsp; Karen Weintraub, health reporter at USA Today, joins us for how you next booster could be taken up the nose.
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Next, many people took advantage of programs that paused federal student loan payments and interest and saved money or put it into other financial priorities.&nbsp; But there were also some that remained diligent and continued to make payments as they could.&nbsp; The result for them was being able to pay off completely or a huge chunk of their federal loans.&nbsp; For those that did pay them off, now it&rsquo;s about building new savings since this debt is now gone.&nbsp; Julia Carpenter, reporter at the WSJ, joins us for more.
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Finally, less than six months ago, Netflix launched a website called Tudum that was supposed to build more fandom for their properties.&nbsp; Billed as place to offer news about shows, in-depth interviews, and exclusives, they site has had to lay off employees already.&nbsp; Current and former employees say that it suffered from lack of direction and strategy.&nbsp; Mia Sato, reporter at The Verge, joins us for what happened at Tudum.

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Your Next Covid Booster Shot Could Be a Nasal Vaccine

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