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November 2019

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• We Need To Talk About Poland November 29, 2019

  A special hour with lessons on truth, conspiracy, history&nbsp;&amp; the battle over the future. (episode)

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  • A Plane Crash Unites A Country...Then Divides It In Two November 29, 2019

    Since 2014, a far-right nationalist party has been in power in Poland. How a conspiracy theory helped&nbsp;it get there.

  • The Fight Over History Is The Fight For The Future November 29, 2019

    A right-wing nationalist party comes to power. Its first takeover? The museums.

  • "A Kind of Permanent Battle" November 29, 2019

    When the state controls the story, how can you tell a different one?

• PURPLE EPISODE 4: Media to the Rescue? November 26, 2019

  On the press's role to educate the public about participating in democracy. (episode)

• PURPLE EPISODE 3: Let’s Not Discount Reality November 25, 2019

  How a propaganda war by the private sector led to a decline of trust in government. (episode)

• PURPLE EPISODE 2: “Low Information, High Misinformation Voters" November 24, 2019

  How&nbsp;do we repair our&nbsp;institutions in the age of Pizzagate&nbsp;and&nbsp;flat Earth conspiracy theories? (episode)

• PURPLE EPISODE 1: “Is Democracy up for grabs?” November 23, 2019

  What happens when Americans&nbsp;lose faith in the democracy? (episode)

• The Disagreement Is The Point November 22, 2019

  The media's "epistemic crisis," algorithmic biases, and the radio's inherent, historical&nbsp;misogyny. (episode)

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  • The GOP's Ultimate Defense: Keeping America Tuned Out November 22, 2019

    Why Republicans' epistemology is pushing democracy toward a tipping point.&nbsp;

  • Biased Algorithms, Biased World November 22, 2019

    The algorithms that govern our lives are opaque and biased.

  • How Radio Makes Female Voices Sound "Shrill" November 22, 2019

    Biases built into radio technology have shaped how we hear women speak.&nbsp;

• We Made a Lipstick For You! November 19, 2019

  Lipstick designer Poppy King is a devoted OTM listener. In collaboration with our own Brooke Gladstone, she has designed a lipstick called Well Red. How to get one? Just listen!&nbsp; (episode)

• Designed to Intimidate November 15, 2019

  The impeachment hearings, lessons from Watergate, and this billionaire moment. (episode)

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  • What Public Opinion Will Really Mean for Impeachment November 15, 2019

    Public support for impeachment has grown within the past two months. Don't expect Republican leaders to follow&nbsp;suit.

  • John Dean On The Impeachment Comparisons November 15, 2019

    John Dean was arguably the star witness in the Watergate impeachment hearings. So, what's he thinking as he watches this week's testimony?

  • The Billionaires Bite Back November 15, 2019

    It feels like&nbsp;every billionaire&nbsp;has an opinion on this election cycle. But why should we listen?

• OTM presents: Shell Shock 1919: How the Great War Changed Culture November 13, 2019

  WNYC's Sara Fishko and guests sift through the lingering effects of the Great War on modern art and life in Shell Shock 1919: How the Great War Changed Culture. (episode)

• Curiouser and Curiouser November 8, 2019

  A close-up on John Solomon's role in the impeachment saga, and the black nationalist origins of Justice Clarence Thomas. (episode)

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  • The Origins of The Ukraine Corruption Conspiracy Theory November 8, 2019

    A close-up on the controversial columnist's role in the impeachment imbroglio.&nbsp;

  • The Supreme Court Justice With The Most To Say November 8, 2019

    Clarence Thomas has a comprehensive vision for America. We ignore it at our own peril.&nbsp;