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The pop star has been writing music since elementary school, but her career didn’t take off until she was fired from a job at Office Depot. (article)
The actor, now playing a fact checker in a play on Broadway, gets properly trained by checkers at The New Yorker. And we follow a pipeline that’s shaking up Pennsylvania. (article)
The actor gets trained for his next career as a fact checker, and the musician explains how getting fired from Office Depot launched her on the path to stardom. (episode)
The pop star has been writing music since elementary school, but her career didn’t take off until she was fired from a job at Office Depot.
The Mariner East pipeline project carries fracking by-products through the back yards of some unhappy voters who think both parties are to blame.
The actor, now playing a fact checker in a play on Broadway, gets properly trained by checkers at The New Yorker.
The staff writer Judith Thurman hits the streets of multiethnic Queens with a linguist who speaks so many languages that he’s lost count.
The singer talks about when it’s necessary to “kill the vibe” in a bad business meeting, the veteran of the Justice Department describes her ten-day tenure in the Trump Administration. (article)
Candidates who once cloaked their views on white nationalism, like the Iowa congressman Steve King, are now tweeting about them openly and regularly. (article)
The singer talks about when it’s necessary to “kill the vibe” in a bad business meeting, the veteran of the Justice Department describes her ten-day tenure in the Trump Administration. (episode)
Candidates who once cloaked their views on white nationalism, like the Iowa congressman Steve King, are now tweeting about them openly and regularly.
When the acting Attorney General wouldn’t defend the so-called Muslim travel ban, she was fired by Trump—“before it was fashionable,” Jeffrey Toobin says.
Onstage at the 2018 New Yorker Festival, Kelela talks about how Napster helped her find her voice as a singer, and then she performs live with a d.j.
Joan Baez’s music provided a soundtrack to some of the sixties’ defining moments of political upheaval. Half a century later, she hasn’t stopped trying to change the world with her art. (article)
The folk-music icon hasn’t stopped trying to change the world with music. Plus a report on the frightening possibility of hacked elections. (episode)
Russian intelligence has been probing for weaknesses in our election systems. And there are plenty. Can states secure themselves from attack in time for the midterms?
Joan Baez’s music provided a soundtrack to some of the sixties’ defining moments of political upheaval. Half a century later, she hasn’t stopped trying to change the world with her art.
Henry Worsley set off across Antarctica on foot, alone. As the journey began to destroy him, his wife faced a painful choice whether to continue supporting his dream.
Russian intelligence has been probing for weaknesses in our election systems. With some states unsecured, is democracy itself at risk? Plus, Henry Worsley across Antarctica. (article)
A successful businessman lost his fortune in a scheme so suspicious that it seemed like a scam. Years later, his daughter confronts the man who took the money. (article)