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What It's Like to Be is a podcast hosted by bestselling author Dan Heath that explores the world of work one profession at a time. If you've ever met someone with an interesting job and wished you could ask them 100 questions about what they really do all day, this is the show for you. A summer season running now goes behind the scenes of the airline industry with pilots, airport CEOs, air traffic controllers, flight attendants, and more. It's fascinating, surprising, full of stories that will completely change how you see the people around you. Search for what it's like to be wherever you get your podcasts.

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There are a bunch of ways to prevent crime that no one is talking about, like how wind direction can make your community more violent or peaceful, and how GLP-1 meds could reduce felonies. This is Fighting Crime, where we ask the big questions. What if we've been having the wrong conversations about crime? I'm your host, Christina Quinn. I'm going across the country from prisons to universities, police chiefs to inmates to look at the evidence and question everything we think we know about how to make America safer. Economists think a lot about how people respond to incentives. If we want to reduce crime and change behavior, we need to increase the costs or reduce the benefit. Join us as we figure out new ways to fight crime and be prepared to think differently. Fighting Crime. Listen or watch on Apple Podcasts, YouTube and Spotify.

Lee C. Camp here. If you've been enjoying this show, I think you might enjoy my podcast, No Small Endeavor, produced by Great Feeling Studios and PRX. No Small Endeavor explores what it means to live a good life. We sit down with courageous, impassioned people like actor Martin Sheen or civil rights hero James Lawson to ask what it means to live a life worth living. Follow No Small Endeavor wherever you get your podcasts. Living a good life is no small endeavor, and we would love to help.