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The Washington Post
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Nov 8, 2023 • 27min

Why are so many Americans dying early?

US has a crisis of premature deaths despite high healthcare spending. Stress and chronic illness play a role. Political changes and decisions are shaving years off Americans' lives. Hope found amidst bleak data on premature deaths. Portugal's longer life expectancy explored with focus on primary care.
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Nov 7, 2023 • 18min

Trump on the witness stand

Former U.S. president, Donald Trump, took the witness stand in a civil trial accusing him of fraud. Trump appeared agitated and called the trial a scam. The New York attorney general claims to have evidence of Trump's false inflation of assets. The ongoing trial discusses allegations of financial statement inflation with Trump's team denying fraudulent activity. Trump's courtroom scene is highlighted, where he is scolded by the judge for not staying focused. Trump is disturbed by the trial and his family's involvement, facing potential penalties such as revoked privileges and diminished presence in New York.
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Nov 6, 2023 • 22min

What Tuesday’s election could mean for abortion in 2024

Tuesday's elections are heavily influenced by abortion-related races, with Ohio's ballot measure, 'Issue One', determining access to abortion up to fetal viability. Kentucky's gubernatorial elections also highlight the undercurrent of abortion rights. The influence of abortion on political campaigns, its portrayal in ads, and its impact on young voters is explored. The potential impact of Tuesday's election on abortion and GOP strategies for 2024 are discussed.
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Nov 4, 2023 • 1h 4min

The Empty Grave of Comrade Bishop: ‘We all had great expectations’

Maurice Bishop, a charismatic leader and prime minister of Grenada, is the focus of this podcast. The rise and fall of Bishop's revolution, including internal cracks and power struggles, are discussed. The bombing targeting Bishop, speculation of CIA involvement, and the desperate search for answers regarding his brutal death are also explored. The podcast brings together interviews with Bishop's sister, fellow revolutionaries, and family members of the other victims, highlighting the lasting impact of his disappearance on Grenada.
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Nov 3, 2023 • 51min

The Empty Grave of Comrade Bishop: ‘Somebody knows’

Martine Powers explores the mysterious disappearance of Maurice Bishop's body and the ongoing search for answers. The podcast discusses the US government's involvement, the political context of the Cold War, and the revolutionary vision of black power in Grenada. It delves into the challenges faced in locating the remains and highlights the need for closure and a proper memorial.
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Nov 2, 2023 • 23min

A family torn apart by a Trump-era policy

Magdalena Hernández Pérez, separated from her children by the Trump-era family separation policy, shares the challenges she faced and her journey to reunite with her daughters. From a frustrating language barrier to doubts and accusations from her daughter's foster family, Magdalena's story highlights the impact of the policy on her family and the complexities of regaining custody.
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Nov 1, 2023 • 27min

Why the U.S. gives so much aid to Israel

The podcast explores the long history of US foreign aid to Israel and its implications for American foreign policy. It delves into the Biden administration's direct military support to Israel, the reasons behind the significant US investment in Israel, the close relationship between the US and Israel, and the challenges and potential shifts in global support for Israel.
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Oct 31, 2023 • 23min

A night with the rat hunters

A group of people and their small dogs hunt rats late at night in Washington, revealing our complex relationship with animals. Rat hunting is both illegal and praised by residents and police officers. Ratscallions members do it for the team sport and to make their dogs happy. The podcast explores the origins of rat hunting and its thrilling but ineffective nature. It also delves into the motivations behind rat hunting and the unexpected reactions of passersby.
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Oct 30, 2023 • 17min

The “second phase” of Israel’s war with Gaza

Israel's war with Gaza enters a new phase as a major ground assault begins. The communications blackout in Gaza causes panic and disrupts vital services. Israeli forces swiftly penetrate deep into Gaza. The conflict leaves both Israelis and Palestinians feeling existentially threatened. The long-term consequences and uncertainty of the Israel-Gaza conflict are explored.
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Oct 27, 2023 • 23min

How Taylor Swift became her own economy

Pop powerhouse Taylor Swift, nearly 2-decade career, projected to earn billions from her Eras Tour, making it the highest grossing concert tour in history. Discussed her economic impact and how cities have projected to earn millions from her shows. Also highlights her journey to stardom and long-lasting popularity.

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