The transcript discusses NPR's unique approach to integrating science into its news coverage, emphasizing the importance of storytelling to engage audiences. The speaker shares their personal journey from a research career to science journalism, highlighting NPR's commitment to accurate science reporting. The narrative underscores the role of media in providing reliable information and correcting misinformation, encouraging informed decision-making on social issues.

What is the significance of science in NPR's news coverage?

How did the speaker transition from research to journalism?

What is the importance of understanding the limits and promises of science?

What challenges does the general media face in science coverage?

In what ways does NPR's commitment to science coverage differ from other media outlets?

What role does storytelling play in making science interesting to the public?

How does NPR ensure accurate information in its science reporting?