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Salma Abdelaziz, a dedicated CNN correspondent, and Bruce McClellan, a veteran wildlife ecologist, join the discussion. They delve into the newly opened Grand Egyptian Museum, highlighting its two-decade journey and the treasures of King Tut. Bruce shares insights from his grizzly bear research, including innovative non-invasive DNA methods that monitor bear populations. They also discuss using technology to reduce human-bear conflicts, showcasing a blend of traditional and modern conservation techniques.

Andrzej Gaj, a marine biologist and founder of Shark Lab Adria, passionately discusses his efforts to save endangered sharks and rays in the Adriatic Sea. He highlights the threats these creatures face, including pollution and bycatch, while emphasizing the importance of local fishermen in conservation efforts. NASCAR champion Kyle Larson shares insights on life on the racetrack and the challenges of everyday driving. He also offers advice for young people, underscoring the value of respect and having fun.

David Culver, a CNN correspondent on the ground in Jamaica, shares gripping updates on recovery efforts after Hurricane Melissa, highlighting the devastation and resilience of local communities. Meanwhile, artist Ophelia Esparza dives into the rich traditions of Dia de los Muertos, discussing her upbringing and the significance of ofrendas in her work. Listeners also learn about the recently opened Commodus Tunnel beneath the Colosseum, which dates back 2,000 years, offering a glimpse into ancient Roman history. Plus, a humorous tale of a monkey making a surprise appearance in a Halloween store!

Ivan Watson, CNN correspondent renowned for his on-the-ground reporting, discusses a potential US-China trade deal aimed at easing geopolitical tensions. He delves into how the leaders can mend the rifts stemming from the trade war. The podcast also highlights an intriguing discovery about some North American bats that glow, and how traditional Korean kot hats, influenced by K-pop culture, have surged in popularity as Halloween costumes. Plus, it touches on a creative charity initiative transforming Halloween decorations into fundraising success.

Learn about the devastating impacts of Hurricane Melissa on the Caribbean and its Category 5 landfall. Discover a unique high school in NYC focused on maritime careers, where students engage in projects like oyster restoration with the Billion Oyster Project. Hear from Team USA's Amber Glenn as she shares her journey and mental health challenges ahead of the Winter Olympics. Plus, explore how the school’s hands-on training leads to high college acceptance rates and future career success!

Join CNN's Melissa Bell, a savvy reporter known for her investigative segments, and Matt Egan, a business expert covering consumer trends. They delve into the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa, the second strongest storm in Atlantic history. Melissa also reveals gripping details about the Louvre jewel heist, while Matt discusses how rising cocoa prices are pushing Halloween candy costs higher. Prepare for a wild blend of weather, crime, and economic insights that shape your spooky season!

Today on CNN10: We'll learn about the concerning conditions many textile workers in Guatemala say they face as they produce clothing for some of fashion's biggest brands. Then, we'll catch up with a record-breaking sprinter who is still hitting the track every day at the age of 92. Plus, we'll see how some museums are using unique after-hours experiences to draw new crowds. All this and more on today's CNN10! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today on CNN10: We get a look at the world's longest direct flight, which one airline say will connect two cities on opposite sides of the globe. Then, we'll learn what's threatening some of the Great Lakes' famed shipwrecks. Plus, we see how one special café is helping Cuban American immigrants build a future, one cup at a time. All this and more on today's CNN10! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today on CNN10: We see why Tropical Storm Melissa is almost certain to become a destructive hurricane for Jamaica, before learning why President Trump just canceled his meeting with Russian President Putin. Then, we join in on one final round of applause for ballet icon, Misty Copeland and see how her legacy will continue for ballerina generations to come. All this and more, on today's CNN10! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today on CNN10: We learn how a landmark study has helped drastically reduce the occurrence of peanut allergies in children. Then, we'll get an update on NASA's race to return to the moon with the historic Artemis missions. Plus, we'll dig into the archives to see how the iPod -- which was announced 24 years ago today -- changed the tech world forever. All this and more on today's CNN10! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices