David Greene

[upbeat music] This is In Conversation from Apple News.

I'm David Greene in for Shumita Basu.

Today, why so many Americans are rejecting sunscreen.

[upbeat music] The final weeks of summer are here, and Americans are soaking up the last rays of sun, and many of them may be reconsidering whether or not to use sun protection.

We'll include a link to Brian Underwood's reporting on our show notes page, and every weekend, you can find new episodes of Apple News in Conversation in the Apple News app.

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I'm David Greene.

It's been such a pleasure bringing you these conversations and these stories over the summer and working with the incredible team at Apple News in Conversation.

And if you're already listening in the News app right now, stick around for the latest episode of Apple News and Conversation.

This week, Men's Health Beauty and Grooming director Brian Underwood sits down with guest host David Greene to discuss his reporting on a growing online movement that claims sunscreen is harmful, and what science actually says about sun protection.

We have the knowledge now, and yet we're engaging in the behaviors that we engaged in 30 years ago.

If you're listening in the podcasts app, you can follow Apple News and Conversation to find that episode.

[upbeat music] This is In Conversation from Apple News.

I'm David Greene in for Shumita Basu.

Today, why so many Americans are rejecting sunscreen.

[upbeat music] The final weeks of summer are here, and Americans are soaking up the last rays of sun, and many of them may be reconsidering whether or not to use sun protection.

We'll include a link to Bryan Underwood's reporting on our show notes page, and every weekend, you can find new episodes of Apple News in Conversation in the Apple News app.

Just tap on the audio tab, the little headphones at the bottom, to find it.

I'm David Greene.

It's been such a pleasure bringing you these conversations and these stories over the summer and working with the incredible team at Apple News in Conversation.

Uh, just another day in Venice.

And then Venice is great because, you know the restaurant Maidan in DC and now in LA, Rose? Rose lives, Rose and David Greene, who had a show on NPR forever-

Okay

... live directly next door to us in Venice.