Julie Bosman

Julie Bosman, a national correspondent for The New York Times, shares her firsthand insights into the turmoil in her hometown of Kenosha, Wisconsin, following the shooting of Jacob Blake. She discusses the intense protests and community unrest that erupted in response to the incident. The arrival of armed groups and the tragic outcome of violent clashes, including the shooting involving Kyle Rittenhouse, are examined. Bosman provides a deep dive into the emotional aftermath for the community, addressing the complex dynamics of grief and calls for change in a fractured society.

In this insightful discussion, Julie Bosman, a national correspondent for The New York Times, delves into the tragic story of John Steffen's death linked to vaping as a smoking alternative. She interviews Kathleen Fimple and her daughter, Dulcia Steffen, illuminating the dire consequences of vaping that mirrored a lifetime of smoking. The podcast explores John’s struggle with nicotine addiction, the investigation into Nebraska's first vaping-related death, and the alarming health risks associated with vaping, revealing a complex public health crisis.