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From red light therapy to nerve stimulation, how tech is transforming personal wellness (opens the original)
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Wellness TechPeople have long sought to improve their physical health and outward appearance through the use of various objects. Whether that be simple free weights, complex exercise machines, acupuncture needles, dry brushes, pills, powders and more. But as we move through the computer age, wellness tech is becoming more advanced, as well as becoming a big business. Tuesday on the "Sound of Ideas" hosted by Stephanie Haney, we'll learn more about some of the latest trends in the area of wellnes
From plungers to stick shifts, how to find more gratification in life's small moments (opens the original)
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"The Small Stuff: How to Lead a More Gratifying Life" Then, we turn our attention to a new book from Ian Bogost, a contributor to The Atlantic. "The Small Stuff" is all about finding more gratification in life, which Bogost often ties to creating a deeper connection and appreciation of life's small moments. In the book, Bogost writes about everything from finding joy in the feeling of a steering wheel under your finger tips, to finding out how to waste time without thinking of it as a waste of t
From coffee shops to hospitals, workers look to unionize Northeast Ohio workplaces (opens the original)
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Northeast Ohio workers aim to improve labor strengthAmerican's approval of labor unions has greatly increased in the last 20 years, according to a recent poll from Gallup. 47% of those who were surveyed said they want unions to have more influence. That sits alongside a rate of 26% saying they want unions to have the same amount of influence. Efforts to unionize or improve worker conditions are increasing in a variety of sectors across Northeast Ohio, from the musicians of the Cleveland Orchestr
Participatory budgeting pilot program moves forward in Slavic Village (opens the original)
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PB Cle Pilot Program The concept of participatory budgeting made headlines in Cleveland back in 2023 when a citizen-led ballot initiative was voted on by residents. The initiative would have allowed Cleveland residents to decide how to spend a small amount of the city's budget. That initiative failed during that November 2023 election, but People's Budget Cleveland, the backers of the ballot measure, went back to the drawing board and decided to implement participatory budgeting on a smaller sca
Cleveland native James Renner's new books digs into woman's cruise ship disappearance (opens the original)
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Akron native James Renner has been covering true crime for years, and has published several books about some of the region's most infamous unsolved cases, including the murders of Amy Mihaljavic in Bay Village and Lisa Pruett in Shaker Heights. In his latest book, A Cruise to Nowhere: My Search for Amy Lynn Bradley, he goes farther afield — to the disappearance of a young Virginia woman from a cruise ship in the Caribbean in 1998. Ideastream Public Media's Deputy Editor of engaged journalism, Ju
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