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Welcome to Raising Good Humans. I'm Dr. Alisa Pressman and I have Jessica Yellen on

today's episode to talk about raising kids with a sense of inquiry, good critical thinking skills

for consuming important information in the news, and to highlight the benefits of engaging

your kids in talking about what is happening in the world. And of course, all in developmentally

appropriate ways. Jessica Yellen is the author of Savage News. She is an MA Gracie and Peabody

Award winner and she is reported for CNN as the former chief White House correspondent. She was

at ABC News and an overnight anchor at MSNBC. I mean, she has done everything and then she

transformed how people consume news, separating news from noise with her platform,

news, not noise. She is delivering such smart content in whatever way you want to consume the

content, whether it's written, video, oral, podcast. She is doing all of it to make sure that you

have access to big issues in succinct ways. And please don't forget, if you enjoy my podcasts,

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rate, and even write a little review. When I think is helpful about all of your news, not noise,

and I want to ask you about this because there are just some things that are right versus wrong.

And I'm so curious how you, because of course I want my kids to have the capacity to look at both

sides and have perspective and really good critical thinking skills. But this invasion of Ukraine

is this example of there's no two sides really. And so I'm curious how you make that call. You've

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