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Survey reveals Americans’ hope dwindles for national future but remains strong personally

Survey reveals Americans’ hope dwindles for national future but remains strong personally

by Gonzalo Schwarz | Mar 4, 2024 | In The News

This article was originally published in BNN. Recent studies show Americans are optimistic about their personal future yet pessimistic about national prospects. Mental health plays a pivotal role. Recent studies have highlighted a growing concern among Americans...
The sweet, sweet life of America’s DINKs

The sweet, sweet life of America’s DINKs

by Juliana Kaplan and Bartie Scott | Feb 7, 2024 | In The News

This article was originally published in Business Insider. Couples with two incomes and no kids are living it up like never before Elizabeth Johnson and her husband hit the vacation circuit hard over the past couple of years. They went boating in Florida, hiking in...
This year’s Super Bowl ads will be a nostalgia fest. Here’s why all that nostalgia is actually good for us, according to science

This year’s Super Bowl ads will be a nostalgia fest. Here’s why all that nostalgia is actually good for us, according to science

by Jessica Stillman | Feb 7, 2024 | In The News

This article was originally published in Inc. One big theme of last year’s Super Bowl ads was nostalgia. Whether it was Serena Williams starring in a Caddyshack-inspired ad or John Travolta pitching T-Mobile to a decades-old tune,...
The art of leveraging nostalgia (and why radio keeps screwing it up)

The art of leveraging nostalgia (and why radio keeps screwing it up)

by Fred Jacobs | Feb 6, 2024 | In The News

This article was originally published in Jacob’s Media. Did you watch The Grammys the other night?  (If you did, you were part of a dwindling group of diehards who still enjoy network award shows.) One of the less obvious aspects of the show was that most...
82% of US adults are hopeful about their own future and their community’s future

82% of US adults are hopeful about their own future and their community’s future

by Jon Tyson | Feb 4, 2024 | In The News

This article was originally published in Good News Network. The United States has a reputation for being a hopeful nation, and a new survey indicates this optimistic outlook is still as American as apple pie. The results revealed a whopping 82% of Americans are...
How nostalgia can carry us through tough times

How nostalgia can carry us through tough times

by Haili Blassingame | Jan 18, 2024 | In The News

This article was originally published in 1A Wamu. “Ah, those were the good old days.” Who hasn’t thought something like this before? These feelings of warmth and longing can be about a time in our personal lives or about an era in history. The feeling...
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