Support for the show comes from Into the Mix, a Ben and Jerry's podcast about joy and

justice produced with Vox Creative.

On the latest episode, you'll hear the story of a group of high school students in Des Moines

who came together with one goal.

Get their schools administration to rethink how students are punished.

They gathered testimonials, they compiled data about in-school arrest rates, they collaborated

with teachers unions, and they became one of the first school districts to replace

onsite law enforcement with counselors trained in restorative justice methods.

That's on the latest episode of Into the Mix.

Before we get to the show, we've got an exciting announcement.

We're doing a live taping of our game show, unexplainable or not, on September 21st at

the Green Space in New York.

We can't wait to have some crowd noise.

Our engineer, Christian, doesn't need a sound design.

So if you're in New York or you want to make the trip, we'd love to see you.

You can find tickets at vox.com slash unexplainable live, and you can find a link in the show notes

for our August 30th episode.

Sarah Zhang has pretty much been wearing glasses her entire life.

My eyesight is quite bad, and it's actually something because my parents and then sort

of me a lot of anxiety when I was younger.

So much that her parents actually tried to fix her eyes.

When I was growing up, my mom would make me do these eye exercises where you kind of

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