How balloon releases affect the environment
Do you have any idea how far a balloon can go? Well, it's pretty darn far, but the real issue is how bad balloon releases are for the environment. They're eaten by land and marine animals. Balloons ar...
26 Maalis 20248min
The science behind political polling
What makes a political poll scientific...or not? Send your questions and comments to dan@wral.com.
15 Maalis 20246min
Dan answers your questions about altered photos
Dan received several emails about his report on the altered photo of the Princess of Wales. In this mail bag episode, he answers questions on which part of this story matters, and which part doesn't.
12 Maalis 20245min
Why we question online images
After the digitally altered photo of the Princess of Wales and her children was retracted by the AP and Reuters, Dan does in-depth on digital images and why we question their veracity.
11 Maalis 20245min
How polls influence voter and candidate behavior
This report first aired on WRAL Monday, March 4, the day before North Carolina's primary vote. Does the "wisdom of the crowd" influence voter behavior? Studies show poll results do have an impact, not...
7 Maalis 20247min
High cost of living leads to less kids and shrinking families
The overwhelming cost of living can be stressful, cause anxiety and make people feel helpless. It's major concern for many Americans, including those who live in North Carolina. The average American f...
29 Helmi 20248min
Who reviews political ads for truth and accuracy?
What are the rules around political advertising vs commercial advertising? Do the same rules apply to both? Dan answers in-box questions about political ads and who is responsible for the messages the...
15 Helmi 20244min
Political ads and freedom of speech
Dan answers questions from viewers curious about a current political ad that includes a clip from WRAL News. Did WRAL News know about it? No. Did WRAL News endorse a candidate? No. Is it legal to use ...
12 Helmi 20246min
