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• Bill Keller talks about his new book, "What's Prison For?"

  By Lucy Nalpathanchil Verified| Connecticut Public Verified The pandemic led to a decline in the incarcerated population, and many states have been re-evaluating the purpose of prisons. In this hour, Bill Keller, Founding Editor-in-Chief of the Marshall Project, joins us to talk about his new book, What’s Prison For? Punishment and Rehabilitation in the Age of Mass Incarceration. Keller details how the United States prison population became so massive and what we can learn from how other countries treat and house people in prison.

  By Lucy Nalpathanchil Verified · Connecticut Public

  Jan. 12, 2023

• A 4-day work week might actually increase productivity

  By Tess Terrible Verified, Lucy Nalpathanchil Verified| Connecticut Public Verified Bloomberg reported that a shorter work week experiment in Iceland found that workers maintained productivity and had improved well-being. Today, Alex Pang, author of Shorter: Work Better, Smarter and Less - Here’s How, about how some companies are navigating a shorter work week, while paying workers the same salaries. And later, we hear from Mike Melillo founder and CEO of the Wanderlust Group. He implemented the four day work week at his company at the start of the pandemic.

  By Tess Terrible Verified, Lucy Nalpathanchil Verified · Connecticut Public

  Dec. 12, 2022

• Bill Keller talks about his new book, "What's Prison For?"

  By Lucy Nalpathanchil Verified| Connecticut Public Verified The pandemic led to a decline in the incarcerated population, and many states have been re-evaluating the purpose of prisons. In this hour, Bill Keller, Founding Editor-in-Chief of the Marshall Project, joins us to talk about his new book, What’s Prison For? Punishment and Rehabilitation in the Age of Mass Incarceration. Keller details how the United States prison population became so massive and what we can learn from how other countries treat and house people in prison.

  By Lucy Nalpathanchil Verified · Connecticut Public

  Jan. 12, 2023

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