Sniffing Out Nostalgia
Is the President moving too quickly? We're discussing our brand-new numbers on EVERYTHING that Americans think about Trump's first month and a half back in office. Then, what does childhood smell like to you? If your answer is bubblegum, you're in the majority! Lastly, we throw it back to the British Invasion with a special Beatles fun fact!
Poll Hub · Lee Miringoff, Barbara Carvalho, Mary Griffith, Jay DeDapper
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Show Notes
Six weeks into his second term, Americans have mixed feelings about President Trump's rapid-fire approach. While perceptions of the nation's direction have improved since 2023, majorities believe that Trump's deep cuts are causing more harm than good. We'll break down the numbers from our new NPR/PBS/Marist Poll survey.
Next, scent is the strongest trigger of memory, and for many, a single whiff can transport them back in time. Whether it's fresh-cut grass, crayons, or the aroma of bubblegum, we'll explore the science behind "scent-stalgia."
Finally, do The Beatles have the same appeal over 60 years later? Find out in the week's fun fact!