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Hi everyone, it's Audie.

The assignment is taking a short break because we're going to do some more reporting.

We'll be back with season two on March 23rd, continuing our conversations with people living the daily headlines.

Now, in the meantime, I want to use the space to highlight the good work of some of our colleagues and partners.

And this week, it's chasing life with Dr. Sanjay Gupta.

Now, this season, Sanjay explores the science of how technology

affects our brains, including how it disrupts our lives, the way we interact with each other,

work, learn, even grow up. So if this show isn't in your feeds yet, I highly recommend you

subscribe. I'll be back here soon. So thank you so much for listening.

And now here is Sanjay.

I got to check the levels. One, two, three, four, five. Yeah, sound good. I sound good.

You're doing the TV voice again.

That's me and my daughter Soleil.

Soleil is 13 years old, making her the youngest of my three daughters.

She is wise beyond her years.

She is whip smart.

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