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It is apparent that many employers intend to require, or at minimum try to induce, their employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine, so James Keys and Tunde Ogunlana consider whether this approach represents an overreach and also try to make sense of the lingering vaccine hesitancy we still see in society (01:21). The guys also discuss how Simone Biles’ recent struggles illustrate the how intertwined the psychological aspects and physical aspects of performance really are (33:23).
Google And Facebook Mandate Vaccines For Employees At U.S. Offices (NPR)
From offices to restaurants, companies are requiring proof of vaccination (CNN)
The NFL Is Setting the Standard for COVID Vaccine Crackdowns (Vanity Fair)
Ryan Tannehill: I wouldn’t have gotten vaccinated if not for NFL’s protocols (ProFootballTalk)
Corporate America to workers: Get vaccinated or get out (CNN)
Vaccine hesitancy is nothing new. Here’s the damage it’s done over centuries (Science News)
Jacobson v. Massachusetts (Wikipedia)
Simone Biles said she got the ‘twisties.’ Gymnasts immediately understood. (WaPo)
Simone Biles plans to compete in Olympics balance beam final (NBC News)
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