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As the number of people living with Alzheimer’s disease in this country rises, a memory-care center tries a new approach to treatment. (article)
The Presidential candidate doesn’t shy away from immigration, and an eccentric performance artist makes the leap to Broadway. (article)
The Presidential candidate doesn’t shy away from immigration. And the New Yorker staff writer Larissa MacFarquhar reports on a radical shift in treatment for dementia patients. (episode)
The Democratic Presidential candidate is eager to talk about Trump’s signature issue: immigration.
As the number of people living with Alzheimer’s disease in this country rises, a memory-care center tries a new approach to treatment.
The downtown artist makes a Broadway début with a gory, bombastic sequel to the bloodiest play in Shakespeare’s repertoire.
The Green New Deal is the most ambitious plan for tackling climate change ever considered by Congress. But what would it take to actually pass it? (article)
New documents shed light on the gun group’s financially destructive business relationships. (article)
An insider describes how financial problems came to threaten the gun organization’s survival; and a reality check on the most ambitious climate proposal ever brought to Congress. (episode)
New documents shed light on the gun group’s financially destructive business relationships.
Varshini Prakash, a co-founder of the Sunrise Movement, says there’s no choice but to strive.
No one knows better than Carol Browner how hard the fight for environmental legislation will be.
A longtime staff writer tries out an altogether different career.
Christine Baranski on her second career as a TV star, and a live performance from Kurt Vile. (article)
Two leading observers of the geopolitical relationship are also siblings who have a complicated history with the two countries. (article)
Masha and Keith Gessen discuss their complicated history with Russia, Baranski reflects on her second career as a TV star, and Vile gives a live performance. (episode)
Two leading observers of the geopolitical relationship are also siblings who have a complicated history with the two countries.
The actor made her television breakthrough at the age of forty-two. Decades later, she’s still fighting the good fight on “The Good Fight.”
Amanda Petrusich talks with the musician Kurt Vile about his quirky songwriting process and opening for Neil Young.
A social psychologist measures bias and shows how it works. And Thundercat—a producer of Kendrick Lamar’s album “To Pimp a Butterfly”—gets personal. (article)