Today we look at why people put themselves in danger in West Africa to help fight Ebola — especially when they know they could be quarantined for 21 days when they return home. Plus, Apple’s mobile wallet, Apple Pay, was disabled from Rite Aid and CVS stores one week after its launch. What’s at stake? As the fallout continues, what will the impact of this failed deal be on Apple and the stores involved?
Segments From this episode
I've Always Wondered ...
How do actors make money off residuals?
by Tommy Andres
Oct 24, 2014
Lisa Kudrow still makes money off "Smelly Cat," and more about how actors get paid.
The invisible labor that keeps Facebook clean
by Kai Ryssdal
Oct 27, 2014
Wired reporter Adrian Chen talks about the push against violence and nude selfies.
The Ebola fight's HR problem
by Dan Gorenstein
Oct 27, 2014
How do groups recruit healthcare workers who are needed to contain the outbreak?
Why did Rite Aid and CVS block Apple Pay?
by Tracey Samuelson
Oct 27, 2014
Apple's mobile wallet takes a hit in the battle for mobile payment dominance
Final Note
Caught the common cold? You have everyone to blame
by Kai Ryssdal
Oct 27, 2014
News of 'things you're way more likely to catch than Ebola.'