Mitchell Hartman
speaker
1,173 appearances
40 recordings
3 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 10 Sep
Mitchell Hartman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We identified core genes in the mammoth genome that relate to hair thickness, color, density, how it grows, and whatnot.
And we applied all of those into the mouse equivalent of them.
It actually says, original tour date, 8500 BC, encore performance 2025.
Look, I think it's unethical not to do what we're doing.
I don't think that human-caused climate events are going to slow down.
And so I do think it's important that we have mitigation strategies against that, which includes de-extinction tools.
Hilary Wething at the Economic Policy Institute says part of the reason is a sharp rise in the number of teens headed to college.
For middle and upper middle class parents, these options may make more financial sense than pushing their kid to get a minimum wage summer job if it helps them get into a better college or land a scholarship.
Also, employers can now use staffing agencies to find temps and seasonal workers without tapping the teen market, says Carl Van Horn at Rutgers Center for Workforce Development.
Such as always on their phones, not showing up on time or at all.
Manny Rodriguez has a front row seat for all this.
He's the founder of Revolution Workshop, a nonprofit on Chicago's South Side that promotes skills training for young people in manufacturing and the trades.
And here's what he's been seeing for years now.
The decline in teen work is particularly damaging for the demographic groups Revolution Workshop tries to serve, says Carl Van Horn.
I'm Mitchell Hartman for Marketplace.
There's a joke among locals in Nashville that you can spot the tourists.
They're the ones in new cowboy boots.
Every girl walking around seems like they got boots on, so I was like, you want some boots?
Brent Taylor of New Orleans is a good dad, so like many visitors, he and his daughter Morgan went on a little shopping spree.
Sprinkled among the dozens of honky-tonks of lower Broadway are boot shops.
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