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Jon Stewart on getting fired from his first job, by his brother

Employee of the Month

2 MINS

Trevor Noah on his depression

Death, Sex & Money

1 MIN

Paul McCartney talks to Alan Alda about writing “She’s Leaving Home.”

Clear+Vivid with Alan Alda

1 MIN

Amy Coney Barrett’s Use of the Phrase ‘Sexual Preference.’

The Daily

2 MINS

Why Suburban Women Have Turned Against Trump

In 2016 white suburban women helped deliver Trump the presidency. These women in the Columbus Ohio suburbs - and many like them- are organizing to vote him out. From The Daily podcast.

Why Suburban Women Have Turned Against Trump

The Daily

2 MINS

Dancing in the Streets; Dems Celebrate Biden’s Win

David Plotz and Political Gabfest co-hosts Emily Bazelon and John Dickerson on the relief and joy that erupted in many U.S. cities in response to Biden’s win.

Dancing in the Streets; Dems Celebrate Biden’s Win

Slate Daily Feed

2 MINS

VP Kamala Harris Speaks on Her and Joe Biden’s Covid Plan

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks to Trevor Noah on the Daily Show podcast about how she and Joe Biden will address the coronavirus pandemic in the U. S.

VP Kamala Harris Speaks on Her and Joe Biden’s Covid Plan

The Daily Show: Ears Edition

1 MIN

What is AI and Is It Really Intelligent?

What is Artificial Intelligence and is it really more clever than a human? Brian Cox and Robin Ince ask their expert panel on Infinite Monkey Cage.

What is AI and Is It Really Intelligent?

The Infinite Monkey Cage

4 MINS

Love is Blind TK

Call Your Girlfriend

8 MINS

The CEO Who Had to Lay Off 2,000 People

Danny Meyer, the CEO of Shake Shack, reveals how he made the painful decision to lay off 2,000 people from his restaurant chain. From Masters of Scale.

Masters of Scale

2 MINS

Love is Blind TK

Call Your Girlfriend

8 MINS

The Death of Kobe Bryant

Sports analyst, Colin Cowherd, remembers the life of NBA legend, Kobe Bryant, from The Herd with Colin Cowherd podcast.

The Herd with Colin Cowherd

3 MINS

What Happened at the Capitol Yesterday

Yesterday rioters stormed the Capitol. Hear what incited them and how they so easily got inside from the podcast The Journal.

The Journal.

3 MINS

This absolutely was America

The Bakari Sellers Podcast

4 MINS

Bakari Sellers "This Absolutely Was America"

Bakari Sellers on how a legacy of white supremacy that was stoked under Trump led to white people storming the Capital. From the Bakari Sellers podcast.

Bakari Sellers "This Absolutely Was America"

The Bakari Sellers Podcast

4 MINS

Bakari Sellers "This Absolutely Was America"

Bakari Sellers on how a legacy of white supremacy that was stoked under Trump led to white people storming the Capital. From the Bakari Sellers podcast.

The Bakari Sellers Podcast

4 MINS

Urban Designers Want to Stop You from Getting Comfortable

Unpleasant design is the practice of designing to stop an unwanted behavior. And we’ve all seen it in action with public benches. Roman Mars explains on 99% Invisible. From the Harklist Designing For Cities.

Urban Designers Want to Stop You from Getting Comfortable

99% Invisible

2 MINS

Familiar Ghost

A poem about randomness: Finding Kin in a Thrift Store Photograph

The Slowdown: Poetry & Reflection Daily

1 MIN

Fame, Sports and Pop Culture: the Tommy Hilfiger Brand

Fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger on the brand's ethos and relationship to its customers. From The Future of Fashion.

The Future of Fashion by Vogue Business

2 MINS

Farfetch: Luxury's Paradigm Shift

Farfetch CEO Jose Neves on reaching directly to customers, and embracing digital. From The Future of Fashion.

The Future of Fashion by Vogue Business

3 MINS

The Fragility of Fashion Month

Two industry leaders, Steven Kolb, of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, and Caroline Rush, of the British Fashion Council, consider the drastic and challenging shifts of 2020.

The Future of Fashion by Vogue Business

2 MINS

Holding Brands Accountable

Rachel Faller, the founder sustainable clothing brand Tonlé, explains large companies' incentives to maximize profit, often at the expense of workers and the environment.

The Future of Fashion by Vogue Business

4 MINS

What's the Future of Department Stores?

Scott Sternberg, founder of the brand Band of Outsiders, on department stores' shift to online selling. From The Future of Fashion.

The Future of Fashion by Vogue Business

2 MINS

How Influencing Will Work in 2021

An influencer, Kinya Claiborne, and Raissa Gerona, chief brand officer of Revolve, talk about establishing partnerships between influencers and companies.

The Future of Fashion by Vogue Business

3 MINS

Inclusion on Instagram

Eva Chen, Director of Fashion Partnerships at Instagram, on how brands must come to embrace inclusion and diverse beauty standards. From The Future of Fashion.

The Future of Fashion by Vogue Business

3 MINS

Post-Pandemic Shifts

Lisa Aiken, of the online retailer Moda Operandi, considers what's going to happen next in the industry.

The Future of Fashion by Vogue Business

1 MIN

The Climate Crisis, and Progress in Fashion

Gabriela Hearst, luxury clothing and accessories designer, looks towards sustainability in the company, and COVID's slim silver lining.

The Climate Crisis, and Progress in Fashion

The Future of Fashion by Vogue Business

6 MINS

Hitchhiker’s Nightmare

Storyteller Paul Teodo faces down danger in an Oldsmobile. (Warning: some profanities are used in this story.)

The Moth

5 MINS

Death and a Birth During a Kabul Terrorist Attack

During a terrorist attack at a maternity ward in Kabul that killed 24, a midwife delivers a baby in a safe room, with the terrorists waiting outside. From VICE News Reports.

Death and a Birth During a Kabul Terrorist Attack

VICE News Reports

5 MINS

Tamara Toles O’Laughlin on Why We Need Environmental Reparations

Tamara Toles O’Laughlin is an environmental activist, lawyer, and former North American Director of 350.org. From the podcast, Hot Take.

Tamara Toles O’Laughlin on Why We Need Environmental Reparations

Spill

7 MINS

Autumn Peltier, 16-Year-Old Water Warrior

Autumn Peltier is an Anishinaabe Indigenous clean water advocate who's gone to the UN to confront Canada's record on water pollution. On the Ahkameyimok Podcast, she talks about holding leadership accountable, while keeping up hope.

Autumn Peltier, 16-Year-Old Water Warrior

Ahkameyimok Podcast with Perry Bellegarde

4 MINS

Legalizing Hemp and CBD Federally

Former FDA advisor Steve Goldner sheds light on the legalization of hemp and whether CBD is legal federally. From the podcast The Drive with Peter Attia.

The Peter Attia Drive

6 MINS

The Hawai’ian Guitar that Changed the World

New season of Ephemeral.

The Hawai’ian Guitar that Changed the World

Ephemeral

4 MINS

John McWhorter on Action vs. Language

Political Gabfest

3 MINS

Scott Galloway LOVES LinkedIn

Pivot

1 MIN

The Beautiful Journey of a Whale’s Lethal Constipation

An oddly beautiful description of how Ambergris, or whale waste, and how it goes from whale to beach. (Fact: it used to be used as a substance to make perfume scent last longer.)

The Beautiful Journey of a Whale’s Lethal Constipation

Science Diction

4 MINS

10 rules of goodfellas

The Rewatchables

7 MINS

The Beautiful Journey of a Whale’s Lethal Constipation

An oddly beautiful description of how Ambergris, or whale waste, and how it goes from whale to beach. (Fact: it used to be used as a substance to make perfume scent last longer.)

Science Diction

4 MINS

Polari: Britain’s Secret Gay Language

Polari was a secret language used in the gay scene in Britain. So how did the Queen’s daughter end up using it?

The Allusionist

3 MINS

The Fall of Bitcoin

Plain English with Derek Thompson

4 MINS

Crypto on the Decline

Pivot

4 MINS

The LAPD's "Operation Laser" Never Gave Nipsey Hussle a Chance

The beloved LA-based rapper Nipsey Hussle was known for his entrepreneurship to uplift his community. But his businesses were targeted by a controversial predictive policing program known as "Operation Laser."

The LAPD's "Operation Laser" Never Gave Nipsey Hussle a Chance

Today in Focus

6 MINS

Caitlin Moran explains why optimism beats cynicism every time.

Happy To Be Here

2 MINS

How Squirrels Bury Nuts

On Every Little Thing, animal behaviorist Mikel Maria Delgado explains how squirrels can bury up to 10,000 nuts every fall—and are able to find them again.

Every Little Thing

3 MINS

Story of once in a lifetime

Soul Music

8 MINS

The song once in a lifetime saves Canadian hockey mom

Soul Music

6 MINS

The song once in a lifetime saves Canadian hockey mom

Soul Music

6 MINS

Carthusian Monks and the Drama of Chartreuse

Proof

7 MINS

The Unthinkable- Overturning Roe Has Happened. Now What?

Now & Then

5 MINS

The Unthinkable- Overturning Roe Has Happened. Now What?

Now & Then

5 MINS

Colleen Hoover

Culture Gabfest

9 MINS

Steve Jobs on being the patron saint of tech minimalism

Hyperallergic

3 MINS

If you want to hear old English, talk to children

The History of English Podcast

50 SECS

Is the human cost of the rehearsal worth it?

Slate Culture Feed

16 MINS

Errol Morris on how Fielder is like miler am

Morning Meeting

7 MINS

Bill Simmons and Juliet litman on the rehearsal

The Bill Simmons Podcast

5 MINS

Rogue Sea Lion Decimates Fish Pooulation

One Year

7 MINS

Martin Scorsese

Martin Scorsese remembers the tragic figures from his childhood neighborhood. From the podcast Fresh Air.

Fresh Air

4 MINS

Not just a mystery box

The Watch

4 MINS

The History of Daylight Savings

The history of Daylight Savings goes back to World War 1. Hear about the debate ever since on whether we should keep it around. From the podcast Stuff You Should Know.

Stuff You Should Know

5 MINS

Alicia Keys On the First Song She Ever Wrote

Alicia Keys shares how the death of her grandfather inspired her first song.

Alicia Keys On the First Song She Ever Wrote

The Questlove Show

3 MINS

Jon Stewart Gets Fired from His First Job

Jon Stewart tells the story of the stunt that got him fired from his job at Woolworths.

Jon Stewart Gets Fired from His First Job

Employee of the Month

2 MINS

Become Indistractable

Nir Eyal has suggestions for consumers on how to break addictive tech habits - that he himself helped popularize.

How To!

5 MINS

Fred Armisen’s Survey of the American Accent Over the Decades

Comedian Fred Armisen does brilliant impressions of American accents from each decade.

Fred Armisen’s Survey of the American Accent Over the Decades

Employee of the Month

2 MINS

Best Picture Prediction

'Oscar Wars' author Michael Schulman shares his best picture predictions for the 2022 Academy Awards, and his favorite acceptance speech ever.

The New Yorker Radio Hour

3 MINS

Llama in a Tux

Endless Thread

6 MINS

Llama in a Tux

Endless Thread

6 MINS

Become Indistractable

Nir Eyal has suggestions for consumers on how to break addictive tech habits - that he himself helped popularize.

How To!

5 MINS

The Woody Soundalike

If you’ve got a Toy Story toy, that’s not the Woody voice you know. It’s his brother’s. From Twenty Thousand Hertz.

Twenty Thousand Hertz

2 MINS

Our New Dog Orbit

A single mom trying to make ends meet can’t grant her daughter’s birthday wish for a dog, until an expected visitor comes along. From The Moth.

The Moth

6 MINS

Origins of the Rubber Duckie

How exactly did the yellow tub toy come to be? The Decoder Ring reveals the origins of the one who makes bathtime so much fun.

Decoder Ring

4 MINS

People Like You

Author Vanessa Bohns explains how we have more influence than we know... and that it's definitely a good thing.

A Slight Change of Plans

4 MINS

Sending People in the Mail

Strange-but-true stories of people who have successfully mailed themselves to places.

Criminal

3 MINS

Sending People in the Mail

Strange-but-true stories of people who have successfully mailed themselves to places.

Criminal

3 MINS

ALT 5

Fireman Meets Girl He Rescued

Derek Bart is a retired firefighter. One day, in a store, he spotted Myeshia Oates, whom he had carried out of a burning building three decades earlier.

StoryCorps

1 MIN

APR 8

From Stress to Success

Creative techniques for managing stress.

A Slight Change of Plans

2 MINS

MAY 1

A Librarian’s Kindness

High school senior Olly was embarrassed to be caught reading - so he smuggled books from the library. A librarian nabbed him and did something unexpected.

StoryCorps

2 MINS

MAY 3

Saved by a Stranger

Kim Pratt was in desperate need of a new kidney. She put up fliers, hoping a kind stranger might step up. Luckily, someone did.

StoryCorps

3 MINS

What You Can Do to Save the Planet

Environmental writer Emma Marris gives advice on magnifying your personal impact by teaming up with other people in your area.

How To!

2 MINS

What You Can Do to Help the Planet

Environmental writer Emma Marris gives actionable advice on how to magnify your personal impact locally.

How To!

2 MINS

A Smarter Way to Cook

Cookbook author Anna Jones shares simple steps you can take to cook more sustainably - and more easily.

All Of It

2 MINS

Shop Your Closet

Elizabeth Cline offers tips on reevaluating your closet to be more sustainable - without breaking the bank.

All Of It

1 MIN

What You Can Do to Help the Planet

Environmental writer Emma Marris gives actionable advice on how to magnify your personal impact locally.

How To!

2 MINS

APR 17

Become Indistractable

If you're struggling to stay focused, understanding the root causes of distraction is a step in the right direction.

How To!

5 MINS

You Can’t Do It All

The best way to manage your time? Let go of the idea that you can get everything done.

How To!

3 MINS

APR 15

Origins of the Rubber Duckie

How exactly did the yellow tub toy come to be? The Decoder Ring reveals the origins of the one who makes bathtime so much fun.

Decoder Ring

4 MINS

MAY 22

Retrospective Fun

Cheryl Strayed doesn't mind the challenging moments – in retrospect.

Design Matters with Debbie Millman

2 MINS

MAY 21

Make Way for Wonder

Tania Luna felt that the element of surprise was missing from her life. Here’s what she did about it.

TED Radio Hour

2 MINS

MAY 24

Writing Letters to Strangers

Hannah Brencher lifts strangers’ spirits by writing them encouraging letters.

TED Talks Daily

4 MINS

MAY 30

Cultivating Emotional Agility

Psychologist Susan David explains how we can use “emotional agility” to power self-acceptance.

How to Be a Better Human

3 MINS

How Becoming a Parent Influenced Feist's New Album

'Multitudes' is a raw, intimate look at how she grappled with deep-seated grief and a new kind of love after losing her father and adopting a child.

How Becoming a Parent Influenced Feist's New Album

Broken Record with Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam and Justin Richmond

3 MINS

How Feist Joined Her First Band

Broken Record with Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam and Justin Richmond

3 MINS

Slate on Blackberry

Culture Gabfest

13 MINS

How Technology Has Caused Writers’ Strikes

TV critic Emily St. James dives into how technology has always been the reason for writers to strike, including right now with the advent of AI.

How Technology Has Caused Writers’ Strikes

The latest episodes from On the Media

4 MINS

How Technology Has Caused Writers’ Strikes

TV critic Emily St. James dives into how technology has always been the reason for writers to strike, including right now with the advent of AI.

The latest episodes from On the Media

4 MINS

Kim Kardashian on developing confidence

On Purpose with Jay Shetty

2 MINS

Dr. Gabor Mate on why growth is only possible when one is vulnerable

On Purpose with Jay Shetty

4 MINS

My Dad Knew I Was Gay Before I Did

StoryCorps

2 MINS

Drawing My Strength from You

StoryCorps

1 MIN

Haircut Gone Wrong

The Moth

4 MINS

Connecting at a Cat Show

When Annie has to miss a party to sell cat-themed trinkets with her mom she is not happy. But bonding with her mom is better than any middle school bash.

The Moth

7 MINS

Ghost Town

This is the story of The Special classic "Ghost Town' and its political importance during a period of upheaval in the UK.

Soul Music

3 MINS

Tom waits clip for don

Culture Gabfest

3 MINS

Holiday generosity

StoryCorps

1 MIN

Infectious Optimism

StoryCorps

3 MINS

Infectious Optimism

StoryCorps

3 MINS

Matthew Broderick’s Childhood Kitchen

Your Mama’s Kitchen

3 MINS

Matthew Broderick’s Childhood Kitchen

Your Mama’s Kitchen

3 MINS

The Spicy History of Nutmeg

The hero of pumpkin spice was all the rage in 1600s Europe.

Gastropod

5 MINS

The Spicy History of Nutmeg

The hero of pumpkin spice was all the rage in 1600s Europe.

Gastropod

5 MINS

The Spicy History of Nutmeg

The hero of pumpkin spice was all the rage in 1600s Europe.

Gastropod

5 MINS

The Genesis of The Curse

Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso

5 MINS

Who Will RFK Jr. Hurt More - Biden or Trump?

The Political Scene | The New Yorker

6 MINS

Will a $9,000 Fine Stop Trump From Breaking his Gag Order?

Former prosecutor Ken White believes the judge will sent Donald Trump to jail if he continues to break the gag order during his hush money trial.

Will a $9,000 Fine Stop Trump From Breaking his Gag Order?

Serious Trouble

3 MINS

The Most Frightening Policy Trump Will Enact in his Second Term

Jon Lovett and Tim Miller look over Donald Trump’s controversial TIME interview and pick out the most alarming policy he has if he wins in November.

The Most Frightening Policy Trump Will Enact in his Second Term

Pod Save America

4 MINS

Bringing Georgia O’ Keeffe to Life with Her Recipes

The Sporkful went to Sotheby’s auction of Georgia O’ Keeffe’s paintings in search of a less valuable item: a box of grease-stained recipes written by her.

Bringing Georgia O’ Keeffe to Life with Her Recipes

The Sporkful

5 MINS

Understanding the Overturning of Harvey Weinstein’s Conviction

Former sex crimes prosecutor Jane Manning explains why Harvey Weinstein’s conviction was overturned.

Understanding the Overturning of Harvey Weinstein’s Conviction

Stay Tuned with Preet

5 MINS

Dua Lipa’s “Student Body President Energy”

Nate Chinen discusses Dua Lipa’s hotly-anticipated album, and how she emanates the energy of a high-achieving student body president.

Dua Lipa’s “Student Body President Energy”

All Songs Considered

4 MINS

Josh Fadem as Werner Herzog on Alanis Morisette

Baby Geniuses

21 MINS

Bowen Yang

Family Trips with the Meyers Brothers

3 MINS

R.I.P. Red Lobster

Did endless shrimp contribute to the demise of Red Lobster? And were those shrimp supplied by slave labor?

Front Burner

6 MINS

The Gabfest Weighs in on AMC’s Interview with a Vampire

Julia Turner Is ‘Kind of into AMC’s Interview with a Vampire.’

The Gabfest Weighs in on AMC’s Interview with a Vampire

Culture Gabfest

5 MINS

Producers United

Film producers have banded together to try to change the surprisingly low- paying structure of developing a movie with the Hollywood studios.

The Town with Matthew Belloni

4 MINS

Love for Hark

This Is TASTE

1 MIN

Does Trump Mega-Donor Peter Thiel Believe in Democracy?

Peter Thiel's has made troubling statements

Does Trump Mega-Donor Peter Thiel Believe in Democracy?

Offline with Jon Favreau

2 MINS

Does Trump Mega-donor Peter Thiel Believe in Democracy?

Offline with Jon Favreau

2 MINS

Can Harris Win on a Strategy of Joy?

Kara Swisher and Adam Grant debate the Dem strategy of joy.

Pivot

3 MINS

Can Harris Win on a Strategy of Joy?

Kara Swisher and Adam Grant debate the Dem strategy of joy.

Pivot

3 MINS

Living on Sark Island, A Dark Sky Paradise.

This is Love

4 MINS

Living on Sark Island, A Dark Sky Paradise.

This is Love

4 MINS

“Intermezzo”: A Departure for Rooney.

The Story

6 MINS

Sally Rooney’s New Novel “Intermezzo”

A little game of Sally Rooney bingo trots out all her beloved tropes.

Critics at Large | The New Yorker

2 MINS

Sally Rooney Reads from Her New Novel

The Irish author breaks her silence and reads from her fourth novel, "Opening Theory."

The New Yorker: The Writer's Voice - New Fiction from The New Yorker

7 MINS

Diet Coke is back

Morning Meeting

3 MINS

The Podcast Manosphere that Won Trump the Election

Slate Culture Feed

19 MINS

The Podcast Manosphere that Won Trump the Election

Slate Culture Feed

19 MINS

Adam Ross on Playworld

All Of It

4 MINS

Adam Ross’ on “Playworld: A Novel"

Adam Ross‘s novel “Playworld” about 1980’s New York City is being called the best American novel in years.

New Books in Literature

3 MINS

“Flesh” by David Szalay

Front Row

4 MINS

The Smoot-Hawley Tariffs: A Warning from History

If there’s one example you know of tariffs in history, it’s Smoot-Hawley. Here’s exactly what Hoover did, and why economists knew what was coming next… the Great Depression.

The Smoot-Hawley Tariffs: A Warning from History

Planet Money

6 MINS

Salman Rushdie on Surviving the Fatwa

Salman Rushdie reflects on thirty years of writing after his controversial book, "The Satanic Verses," triggered a fatwa and an attempt on his life in 2022.

The New Yorker Radio Hour

3 MINS

Salman Rushdie’s "Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder"

Salman Rushdie explains how the power of literature can help us make sense of the unthinkable.

View the Book

Salman Rushdie’s "Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder"

This Matters

3 MINS

Salman Rushdie’s “Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder”

Ideas

5 MINS

Safiya Sinclair’s “How to Say Babylon”

Woman's Hour

3 MINS

How to Say Babylon

Safiya Sinclair tells the story of growing up with her Rastafarian father under the constant threat of ‘Babylon.'

View the Book

Fresh Air

5 MINS

Timothy Snyder’s “On Freedom” v1

The New Yorker Radio Hour

1 MIN

Malcolm Gladwell on "Revenge of the Tipping Point"

Twenty five years later, Gladwell returns to the subject of social epidemics and tipping points.

Buy "Revenge of the Tipping Point"

Malcolm Gladwell on "Revenge of the Tipping Point"

StarTalk Radio

4 MINS

Mel Robbins’ "The Let Them Theory"

Mel Robbins’ "The Let Them Theory" states something that you probably already knew. Be and let be. Here's why it works and why its something we all should do.

Buy "The Let Them Theory"

It's Me, Tinx

4 MINS

David Szalay on "Flesh"

Booker Prize finalist David Szalay's immersive novel "Flesh" tells the story of István, whose life is a series of events that seems to happen beyond his control.

Buy "Flesh"

Front Row

4 MINS

Denny Center on colored television

LARB Radio Hour

6 MINS

Rachel Kushner and an Anarchist Collective in France

An American secret agent named Sadie Smith infiltrates an anarchist collective in France in Rachel Kushner's new espionage thriller novel, 'Creation Lake.'

Rachel Kushner and an Anarchist Collective in France

All Of It

3 MINS

Rachel Kushner on “Creation Lake”

Rachel Kushner describes “Creation Lake” - her imaginative, widely revered novel about “the shadowy unregulated world of privately-contracted surveillance.”

Buy "Creation Lake"

NPR's Book of the Day

2 MINS

Danzy Senna on “Colored Television”

Danzy Senna’s novel “Colored Television” chronicles a floundering mixed-race couple in contemporary Los Angeles.

Buy "Colored Television"

Fresh Air

3 MINS

Denny Center on colored television

LARB Radio Hour

6 MINS

Danzy Senna on “Colored Television”

Danzy Senna’s novel “Colored Television” chronicles a floundering mixed-race couple in contemporary Los Angeles.

Buy "Colored Television"

Fresh Air

3 MINS

"Supercommunicators" by Charles Duhigg

"The Power of Habit" author Charles Duhigg explains how writing his new book "Supercommunicators" helped him to communicate better and why it will help you too.

Buy "Supercommunicators"

A Bit of Optimism

3 MINS

“Call Me Alex”

A new documentary examines the cult following of Alex Cooper, host of the podcast “Call Me Daddy.”

Culture Gabfest

5 MINS

From Hated to Beloved: The Richie Transformation

Ebon Moss-Bachrach discusses how his character Richie went from being the most abrasive character to the heart of The Bear, and what he knew about the character's journey from the beginning.

From Hated to Beloved: The Richie Transformation

Fresh Air

2 MINS

From Hated to Beloved: The Richie Transformation

Ebon Moss-Bachrach discusses how his character Richie went from being the most abrasive character to the heart of The Bear, and what he knew about the character's journey from the beginning.

Fresh Air

2 MINS

Is Zillow the New Social Media?

Zillow is way more popular than you think. So who’s on it and what’s the appeal?

Post Reports

4 MINS

The Accidental Magic of Little Simz's 'Free'

Little Simz and producer Miles Clinton James reveal how a technical accident during editing created the hypnotic final section of her new song 'Free.'

The Accidental Magic of Little Simz's 'Free'

Song Exploder

4 MINS

'The Gilded Age' Season 3 Begins

Ross Bolen and Barrett Dudley discuss the appeal of the period drama 'The Gilded Age,' from the set design to Carrie Coon, as season 3 begins.

Oysters Clams & Cockles: Pluribus

6 MINS

Cuba's Musical Rebellion: How Crisis Fuels Creative Innovation

Music expert reveals how Cuba's economic hardship drives musical innovation, from 90s timba to today's 'reparto cubano' - and why difficult times create the most intense music.

Cuba's Musical Rebellion: How Crisis Fuels Creative Innovation

All Songs Considered

4 MINS

The New Chip That Could Solve AI's Energy Problem

Startups are competing to produce a new kind of computer chip that could tackle AI's enormous energy demands.

The New Chip That Could Solve AI's Energy Problem

WSJ Tech News Briefing

5 MINS

GPT-5: Revolutionary Leap or Just Another Upgrade?

Tech expert breaks down OpenAI's latest model release and why Twitter critics will hate it but regular users will love the upgrade.

GPT-5: Revolutionary Leap or Just Another Upgrade?

Morning Brew Daily

2 MINS

Why Instagram's New Map Feature Is a Privacy Nightmare

Tech experts break down Instagram's botched rollout of location sharing features and why copying Snapchat's map feature was doomed from the start.

Why Instagram's New Map Feature Is a Privacy Nightmare

The Vergecast

4 MINS

Construction Workers Build the Same Amount as 50 Years Ago

A shocking stat: workers today build the same square footage of housing as they did in the mid-1970s. Zero productivity gains in half a century.

Construction Workers Build the Same Amount as 50 Years Ago

Freakonomics Radio

16 MINS

The Marriage Epiphany That Saved Magnolia From Bankruptcy

Facing collapse during the 2008 crisis, Chip and Joanna realized they were fighting each other instead of their problems. Then 1+1 started equaling 10.

The Marriage Epiphany That Saved Magnolia From Bankruptcy

How I Built This with Guy Raz

5 MINS

Bernie Sanders: Why Tech CEOs Switched to Trump

Bernie Sanders explains why Zuckerberg and Musk abandoned Dems. 'Trump has been very generous to his friends. These guys are making out like bandits.'

Bernie Sanders: Why Tech CEOs Switched to Trump

On with Kara Swisher

4 MINS

MIT Study: ChatGPT Users Stopped Thinking

MIT researchers found people with AI access essentially stopped writing essays—they just copied and pasted ChatGPT's output. Everyone ended up with identical work.

MIT Study: ChatGPT Users Stopped Thinking

The Vergecast

4 MINS

NYT CEO: 'We Will Not Be Cowed' by Trump's Lawsuits

Meredith Kopit Levien responds to Trump's $15B lawsuit and explains why attacks on the press won't stop the Times' mission.

NYT CEO: 'We Will Not Be Cowed' by Trump's Lawsuits

Masters of Scale

5 MINS

The Incredible Story Behind the 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Music

Larry David heard the iconic Curb theme in a bank commercial, forgot the bank's name, and spent years trying to find it again.

The Incredible Story Behind the 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Music

Twenty Thousand Hertz

5 MINS

The Shocking Trump Moment the Media Missed

People were horrified by Donald Trump's claim that MBS knew nothing about the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. But there was an equally frightening moment.

The Shocking Trump Moment the Media Missed

To The Contrary with Charlie Sykes

4 MINS

'Pluribus': A Tour De Force, But One of the Saddest Things Ever on TV

Linda Holmes calls Pluribus "one of the saddest things I have maybe ever watched on television"—a show about profound loneliness that's almost too much to bear.

'Pluribus': A Tour De Force, But One of the Saddest Things Ever on TV

Pop Culture Happy Hour

5 MINS

'Pluribus': One Woman's Utopia Is Another's Dystopia

Vince Gilligan's show explores whether perfect collective harmony is actually desirable when individual anger can be catastrophic.

'Pluribus': One Woman's Utopia Is Another's Dystopia

Critics at Large | The New Yorker

5 MINS

Three Days in a Deprivation Tank

Michael Stevens locked himself in a white room for 72 hours. How quickly did his brain start hallucinating and losing track of what was real?

The Rest Is Science

4 MINS

The Two Brits Battling for Best New Artist At the Grammys

Who should get the award for Best New Artist on Sunday? The Switched on Pop hosts make the case for two up-and-coming British artists.

The Two Brits Battling for Best New Artist At the Grammys

Switched on Pop

4 MINS

The Wolf and The Art of Storytelling

When a real wolf visited her third-grade classroom, one scared student taught this teacher everything about connection and stillness.

The Story Letter

5 MINS

Has Culture Stagnated?

New movies are based on old stories, new songs are recycling old hooks, and fashion trends are cycling so fast that everything’s in. Is our culture stuck?

Slate Culture Feed

4 MINS

Why a Government Shutdown Wouldn't Stop ICE

Even if the government shuts down, ICE can keep raiding for years thanks to Trump's 'one big beautiful bill.' So why are Democrats bothering?

Why a Government Shutdown Wouldn't Stop ICE

Slate Daily Feed

4 MINS

Bert Kreisher's Waitstaff Raffle

Bert Kreischer shares the most emotional moment from his waitstaff raffle giveaways—a father's tearful reaction that left the entire room sobbing.

Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade

4 MINS

A Grizzly Bear Encounter (Sort Of)

A mother grizzly and two cubs raided garbage cans feet from their cabin, but that's not what Greta remembers about the evening.

Family Trips with the Meyers Brothers

2 MINS

Who Was the Boy Holding Bad Bunny's Grammy And What Did He Represent?

When Bad Bunny paused on a young Latino boy holding his Grammy, viewers thought of Liam Ramos, the 5 year old detained by ICE.

Who Was the Boy Holding Bad Bunny's Grammy And What Did He Represent?

It's Been a Minute

3 MINS

Latinos Moved by Bad Bunny's Half-Time Show

Bay Area Latinos gathered at Oakland's King Gones Cantina for a half-time watch party and were filled with pride at seeing their culture celebrated on America's biggest stage.

Latinos Moved by Bad Bunny's Half-Time Show

KQED's The California Report

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