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On this week's show, Amy Schumer discusses her political advocacy, Univision's Jorge Ramos reveals the peculiarities of TV journalism, and we test out an app for birders. (episode)
The New Yorker's editor David Remnick speaks with the comedian Amy Schumer, whose work as a feminist performer has brought her into the fold of several prominent politicians.
New Yorker staff writer William Finnegan speaks with Univision's Jorge Ramos about the Republican party's stance on immigration and the peculiar act of arguing about it on television.
In the second installment of staff writer Jill Lepore’s story, her childhood friend Adrianna Alty uncovers further details about her biological father.
Carolyn Kormann tries out BirdGenie, a new app that works like Shazam for birders.
In this week's episode, David Remnick speaks with Ta-Nehisi Coates, Evan Osnos stops by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's office, and Kelefa Sanneh plays arcade games with a pop-punk band. (episode)
Allison Williams of HBO's Girls reads "The Privileged Few," by George Meyer.
The New Yorker's editor, David Remnick, speaks with Ta-Nehisi Coates about James Baldwin's enduring influence on Coates' writing.
Staff writer Evan Osnos visits Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York to discuss the election and the issues facing the Democratic Party now.
Staff writer Jill Lepore presents part one in a three-part series about her childhood friend, Adrianna Alty, who was one of few people of color in her town growing up.
Staff writer Kelefa Sanneh visits the pop-punk Spraynard at a suburban arcade and batting cage where several band members have day jobs.
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