Rob Schmitz
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183 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 16 Aug
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It's consider this from NPR.
I'm Rob Schmitz.
Consider This from NPR · Evidence-based reporting can be a parent's best friend · 8 Aug 2026
podcast
It's consider this, where every day we go deep on one big news story.
If you know, you know.
Being a parent is probably one of the hardest jobs around.
Suddenly making decisions about another human's health, what they eat, how much they sleep, whether they're getting enough exercise, how much screen time they're getting.
All that while facing a near constant stream of advice.
That's NPR's health correspondent Maria Gadoy describing her own experience becoming a parent.
She says that uncertainty helps shape the way she approaches her reporting.
Consider this: evidence-based child health reporting like Maria's helps parents make decisions and find practical strategies without feeling overwhelmed by today's often confusing headlines.
From NPR, I'm Rob Schmitz.
It's consider this from NPR.
As a science correspondent who's also a mom, Maria Gadoy works to translate complex health news so parents can get their questions answered without feeling shamed or judged.
I started by asking her if there was a question from her own life as a parent that inspired her work.
Right.
So you you spent a lot of time going out and meeting kids and families as part of your reporting.
Let's hear a bit of that.
So y parents today are bombarded with health advice from social media, influencers, you know, you name it.
When when you're reporting a story
How do you decide what information parents actually need versus just filtering out the noise?
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