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Welcome to the good news ride home for Wednesday, July 8th, 2020.

I'm Jackson Bird.

Today, a plutonium mishap in New Mexico, the popular YouTube musician bringing awareness

to indigenous languages, what's up with the coin shortage in the U.S. and Spotify's new personalized workout playlists.

Here are some of the cool things from the news today.

Starting today with a real headline that sounds like it's straight out of a Back to the Future film.

U.S. nuclear lab investigates breach at plutonium

facility. Sounds like docs at it again, trying to keep the flux capacitor fueled. But really,

officials are investigating the potential exposure of several employees to plutonium at Los Alamos

National Laboratory in New Mexico, one of the U.S.'s premier nuclear

laboratories. In June, there was a breach involving a gloved box used to handle the plutonium,

and now 15 employees are being evaluated. But the lab says there is no risk to public health,

which is good news in general, and for me personally, since I have family,

not too far from the lab. Quoting ABC News, Los Alamos began as a secret city in the mountains

of northern New Mexico, where government scientists and the military gathered as part of the

Manhattan Project to develop the first atomic bomb. Since the 1940s, it has grown into a massive

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