Health correspondent Hilary Brueck reports on how the first-ever reverse-aging drug was just injected into a human. Management professor Brady Shanklin examines the double-edged nature of workplace resilience. Psychology and neuroscience professor Melissa Maffeo explores whether or not our brains are wired to see ghosts. Joining the show for Oy Vey or OK is judge, radio host, and most importantly Jewish mother Lisa Wexler to weigh in on dilemmas. Business news reporter Henry Chandonnet explains how in the 2010s we were promised sex robots by now, yet they're nowhere to be found. Social psychologist George Smeaton warns of the hidden risks and realities of sexual behavior in moving vehicles. Management professor Dan Jones reveals how psychopathy and Machiavellianism often look identical, but daily behavior suggests otherwise. Segments: (00:00) Introduction (01:03) Hilary Brueck (10:00) Brady Shanklin (20:00) Melissa Maffeo (30:00) Lisa Wexler pt. 1 (39:50) Lisa Wexler pt. 2 (49:50) Henry Chandonnet (59:50) George Smeaton (1:09:50) Dan Jones (1:19:15) Sign-off Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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