October Hark Daily

Curated byLauren Passell, Hark Editor

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Dave Chappelle Remembers Opening for Richard Pryor

On Midnight Miracle, Dave Chappelle remembers opening for Richard Pryor when he was nineteen years old.

The Midnight Miracle

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The Economics of Spirit Halloween Stores

On Secretly Incredibly Fascinating, Alex Schmidt talked to bestselling author Jason Pargin about why more and more stores are being transformed into seasonal Halloween pop-ups, and what it says about US economy.

The Economics of Spirit Halloween Stores

Secretly Incredibly Fascinating

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Why Halloween Is Increasing in Popularity

Secretly Incredibly Fascinating

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What Halloween Is All About

Secretly Incredibly Fascinating

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The Cost of Sexual Assault in the Military

Why It Matters

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#FreeBritney Is Moving Beyond Britney

Toxic: The Britney Spears Story

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Britney Spears & the Mystery of Project Rose

On Toxic, Babs Gray and Tess Barker talk about 'Project Rose,' something Britney Spears has been cryptically referring to on Instagram, and the way that Britney has been speaking in metaphor on social media.

Britney Spears & the Mystery of Project Rose

Toxic: The Britney Spears Story

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Framing, Controlling & Surveying Britney Spears

Toxic: The Britney Spears Story

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Older Voters Prefer Olaf

The Take

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The Legacy of Angela Merkel

The Take

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The US, Haiti & “Unforgivable Blackness”

Into America

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How We Treat Haitian Migrants

Into America

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The US & Haiti: A History of Extraction

On Our Body Politic, Farai Chideya talks to Karen Attiah of the Washington Post and Jamila Michener of Cornell University about the history of the United States' treatment of Haitian emigrants.

Our Body Politic

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The Story Behind the Dumpling Emoji

Artist and designer Yiying Lu explains why she created the dumpling emoji.

The Documentary Podcast

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Collab Like Beyoncé

HBR IdeaCast

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How BDSM Healed Roxane Gay

Roxane Gay tells Avery Trufelman about how finding the kink community helped her learn how to be sexual and safe at the same time.

The Cut

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The Gospel Ranger

Radio Diaries

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A Mother’s Song Pulls Her Daughter Out of a Coma

Soul Music

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When Artists Started Painting the Sky

StarTalk Radio

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Visiting a European Prison

Some of My Best Friends Are

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Blackbeard’s Beginnings

Short History Of...

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Blackbeard: Liberator of Slaves? (Not Exactly)

Short History Of...

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Being Queer, Being Happy

StoryCorps

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Comedian Pat Regan Doesn’t Need Glasses

Comedian Pat Reagan was on storytelling podcast Family Ghosts and he told this wonderful tale of the lengths he went to after his cousin started wearing glasses.

Family Ghosts

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Why the Right is Really Fighting the Indian Child Welfare Act

This Land

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How Will We Remember the Pandemic?

FT Weekend

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It’s a “Reference Man” World, We Just Live In It

The Freakonomics Radio Book Club

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How Genesis Changed Our Relationship with Nature

On Scene on Radio’s series about climate change, John Biewen talks to Bina Nir about how the book of Genesis may have been the beginning of our destructive relationship with our environment.

How Genesis Changed Our Relationship with Nature

Scene on Radio

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Amazon’s ‘Factory Towns’ Will “Lift the Working Class”

The Daily Zeitgeist

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To Benefit From Music, Sing Along

Just One Thing - with Michael Mosley

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Immigration Policy

Atlantic staff writer Caitlin Dickerson breaks down the long history uniting Democratic and Republican administrations when it comes to enforcing immigration policy.

It's Been a Minute

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The Facebook Whistleblower on the Need for Algorithmic Governance

Frances Haugen is the whistleblower who exposed internal problems at Facebook that harmed its users. Today she testifies in a Senate hearing. On The Journal, hear her in conversation with Kate Linebaugh.

The Facebook Whistleblower on the Need for Algorithmic Governance

The Journal.

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Monica Lewinsky on Cancel Culture

On Sway, Kara Swisher talked to Monica Lewinsky about “consequence culture” and whether or not Monica feels she was cancelled.

Sway

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The Invention of Spirit Halloween Stores

The number of Spirit Halloween stores has been increasing each year. On Secretly Incredibly Fascinating, Alex Schmidt talked to bestselling author Jason Pargin about the history of the stores and what they say about US culture.

The Invention of Spirit Halloween Stores

Secretly Incredibly Fascinating

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Dinner with David Sedaris

To celebrate David Sedaris’ new essay collection ‘A Carnival of Snackery,’ Mark Bittman talked to him on Food with Mark Bittman about his dinner time, growing up eating with his dad (who ate in his underwear) and dining with his husband Hugh today.

Food with Mark Bittman

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Michael Gandolfini

KQED's Forum

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Steve Martin’s Shirts on ‘Only Murders in the Building’

Working

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How the Costumes on ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Get Made

Working

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Seinfeld

Galaxy Brains with Dave Schilling and Jonah Ray

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Monica Lewinsky on Misogyny in Politics

On Sway, Kara Swisher talked to Monica Lewinsky about the way women are pitted against each other in Washington D.C.

Sway

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Remembering ‘Seinfeld’ & the Evolution of Elaine

Galaxy Brains with Dave Schilling and Jonah Ray

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IATSE Members Are Striking

International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, or IATSE members voted 98% in favor to call a strike and will do so if they can’t reach an agreement with Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers president Carol Lombardini.

Scriptnotes Podcast

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Hood Feminism

Woke AF Daily

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James Cridland Defines ‘Podcast’

Bubble Trouble

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Are There Too Many Podcasts? Ask James Cridland

On Bubble Trouble, Will Page and PodNews’ James Cridland talk about the abundance of podcasts there are being made every minute and whether or not there’s a limit to how many can succeed.

Are There Too Many Podcasts? Ask James Cridland

Bubble Trouble

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James Cridland on The (Visual) Joe Rogan Experience

Bubble Trouble

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The History of Our Doubt with the Number Zero in Europe

The Allusionist

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Seth Rogan Investigates: Why Is Paul Rudd Nice?

Paul Rudd is a nice guy. On the first episode of Seth Rogen’s new show, Storytime, he sets out to find out why Paul is so nice to his fans.

Seth Rogan Investigates: Why Is Paul Rudd Nice?

Storytime with Seth Rogen

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How Crows Mourn

On Ologies, Corvid Thanatologist Kaeli Swift tells Allie Ward about the unusual habits of crows when they are faced with the death of one of their own.

Ologies with Alie Ward

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CBS’ ‘The Activist’ Felt Less LIke Activism & More Like The Hunger Games

I'm Sorry

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Lashana Lynch

Woman's Hour

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Julie Delpy’s Humble (Toilet-less) Beginnings

WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

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Julie Delpy on Why Hollywood Is Scared

WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

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Someone’s Watching

Radio Rental

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The Messiness of ‘Bad Art Friend’

BuzzFeed Daily

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The Price of Prison Calls

The Experiment

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The Messiness of ‘Bad Art Friend’

Last week, ‘The New York Times’ published ‘Bad Art Friend,’ a gossipy long read about a writer who accuses another writer of lifting her life story for a piece. ‘Nerdette’ unpacks the story and try to identify the true villain of the story.

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(Illegally) Helping People Do Drugs Safer in Appalachia

Bodies reporter Hannah Harris Green talks to Lil, who is helping Appalachian people use drugs safer by (illegally) delivering them anti-overdose meds and helping them properly dispose of used syringes.

(Illegally) Helping People Do Drugs Safer in Appalachia

Bodies

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How Jonathan Franzen Wrote ‘Crossroads’

The Book Show

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Jonathan Franzen: Is This a Good Time to Be an American Writer?

The New Yorker Radio Hour

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Two Journalists, Activism, & The Nobel Peace Prize

Brian Lehrer discusses the importance of the latest Nobel Peace Prize going to journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov, and why their reporting can be considered activism.

Two Journalists, Activism, & The Nobel Peace Prize

Brian Lehrer: A Daily Politics Podcast

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Intersectional Feminism

Pulling The Thread with Elise Loehnen

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Harriet Beecher Stowe

Pulling The Thread with Elise Loehnen

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‘Mass’ Director & Writer Fran Krantz on the Film’s Setting

The CBS Mornings Podcast

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The Power of Ghost Stories

Dark House

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Chasing Lava in La Palma

On FT Weekend, travel writer Mark Stratton describes what it’s like to chase down the live erupting volcano in La Palma with a lava chaser.

FT Weekend

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Dan Harris Wants to Crush Your Skepticism About Meditation

How to Keep Time

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Dr. Christine Blasey Ford on Survivor Memory

Because of Anita

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Prof. Anita Hill & Christine Blasey Ford on Speaking Up as Civic Duty

On ‘Because of Anita,’ Prof. Anita Hill talked to Dr. Christine Blasey Ford about their shared experiences testifying before the Supreme Court, and what it feels like to speak up.

Prof. Anita Hill & Christine Blasey Ford on Speaking Up as Civic Duty

Because of Anita

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Prof. Anita Hill & Dr. Christine Blasey Ford: Would They Do It Again?

Because of Anita

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The Church Group That Inspired Jonathan Franzen’s ‘Crossroads’

On The Book Show, Jonathan Franzen told Claire Nichols about his religious upbringing and the group that inspired his newest novel ‘Crossroads.’

The Church Group That Inspired Jonathan Franzen’s ‘Crossroads’

The Book Show

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How Conan Went From Inauthentic to Hilarious

Mike Birbiglia's Working It Out

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Why Library Fines Cost Libraries Money

On Secretly Incredibly Fascinating, Alex Schmidt breaks down some numbers that illustrate why libraries are really doing away with their fine systems.

Secretly Incredibly Fascinating

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Nichole Perkins on “Fast Girls”

Back Issue

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A New Chapter for a Ground-Breaking Podcast

You're Wrong About

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On Deciding “The Future of Elizabeth Holmes”

What does it mean when two jurors step out, citing stress around punishment and the responsibilities in deciding “the future of Elizabeth Holmes.”

On Deciding “The Future of Elizabeth Holmes”

The Dropout

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Oopa! Lost in ‘Squid Game’ Translation

On ‘Spectacular Vernacular,’ hosts Nicole Holliday and Ben Zimmer chat about some translation problems in Netflix’s latest hit, ‘Squid Game.’

Slate Debates

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Another Reason You’re Addicted to TikTok: Random Reinforcement

Not Over It

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Stephen Colbert on God, Heaven & the Unknown

A Good Cry

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Questlove on the Soundtrack of His Life

When Questlove was a teen he heard a Public Enemy album that inspired him to quit his job at a sandwich shop and pursue music. On Fresh Air, he told Terry Gross the story.

Fresh Air

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David Crosby on His Friendship with George Harrison

On Storytime with Seth Rogen, David Crosby talks about his friendship with George Harrison, and how it all started because Crosby offered Harrison and the rest of The Beatles weed.

David Crosby on His Friendship with George Harrison

Storytime with Seth Rogen

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Alfred Hitchcock Presents ‘Music To Be Murdered By’

Bizarre Albums

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Should Spider-Man Take the Subway?

Modern Muckraker

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Danny Strong’s Quest to Make ‘Dopesick’

The Business

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Humanizing Richard Sackler for Hulu’s ‘Dopesick’

Danny Strong, Showrunner for the HBO series 'Dopesick,' talked to Kim Masters about what went into making the series and how he went about fleshing out the Richard Sackler character.

Humanizing Richard Sackler for Hulu’s ‘Dopesick’

The Business

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Hrishikesh Hirway Teams with Yo-Yo Ma for a Song About His Mother

Hrishikesh Hirway, host of 'Song Exlploder,' shares memories about his mother and how he worked with Yo-Yo Ma to create a song to remember her.

Hrishikesh Hirway Teams with Yo-Yo Ma for a Song About His Mother

Song Exploder

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Girls & Education in Afghanistan

Woman's Hour

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Superman is Bi

BuzzFeed Daily

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The Future of Nostalgia

On 'Throughline,' Grafton Tanner, author of 'The Hours Have Lost Their Clock,' talks about the way our relationship with nostalgia might change in a more and more uncertain future.

Throughline

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Nick Offerman’s Masculinity Is Nuanced

On The Ezra Klein Show, Nick Offerman hold Ezra Klein about how he uses his manliness to bend the conversation about manhood.

The Ezra Klein Show

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Before Nostalgia Was an Emotion, It Was Thought to Be a Deadly Disease

On Throughline, Laine Kaplan-Levenson takes us back to the 1680s to the birth of nostalgia, when it was seen as a physical, contagious illness.

Before Nostalgia Was an Emotion, It Was Thought to Be a Deadly Disease

Throughline

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What Music Taught Hrishikesh Hirway’s Learned About Listening

Hrishikesh Hirway shares part of his TED talk, where he talks about what interviewing famous musicians for his podcast Song Exploder has taught him about communicating in his everyday life.

What Music Taught Hrishikesh Hirway’s Learned About Listening

Song Exploder

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What Would Jesus Joke? Unpacking the Satire of the Right

The Experiment

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Let’s Nerd Out About Doorbells, the Original Pop-Up Blockers

On the new season of Nice Try!, Avery Trufelman talks to Robert Dobrin about the history and evolution of the doorbell.

Let’s Nerd Out About Doorbells, the Original Pop-Up Blockers

Nice Try!

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The People Making Your Apple Phone

Land of the Giants

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Forced Labor in China

Land of the Giants

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The Reason Behind Apple’s Success

Land of the Giants

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Apple & China Are In Deep

Tech companies have been trying to get into China without success. So why is Apple thriving there, and what tradeoffs are they making to stay? Peter Kafka and Wayne Ma report for the podcast ‘Land of the Giants.’

Land of the Giants

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Tarana Burke’s Catholicism

On We Can Do Hard Things, Tarana Burke talks about growing up Catholic and how it helped her deal with hard things.

We Can Do Hard Things

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Cheerleader

We Can Do Hard Things

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Tarana Burke on Helping Girls Talk About Sexual Assault

On We Can Do Hard Things, Tarana Burke talks about how she started working with women and helping them open up about sexual assault.

Tarana Burke on Helping Girls Talk About Sexual Assault

We Can Do Hard Things

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Tarana Burke on the Desire & Capacity of Love

We Can Do Hard Things

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Tarana Burke’s Message to Her Daughter

We Can Do Hard Things

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Julia Shapiro on Working with Chastity Belt

Talkhouse Podcast

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Adam Schiff

Sway

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Mississippi Chippy

Once Upon a Time… at Bennington College

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Chappelle’s Message to Trans Women

The Takeaway

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Chappelle’s ‘The Closer’ Felt More Like a Rant

On Pop Chat, Elamin Abdelmahmoud, Kevin Fallon and culture writer Amil Niazi unpack Dave Chappelle’s special ‘The Closer’ and whether or not all the show’s criticism will have any impact on Chappelle or his fans.

Chappelle’s ‘The Closer’ Felt More Like a Rant

The Takeaway

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Chappelle

Pop Chat

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The Aftermath of Dave Chappelle’s ‘The Closer’

Pop Chat

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Stephanie Land

Fresh Air

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Stephanie Land

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Poor Research Trickled Down to Patient Care

Short Wave

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Problematic Journals

Short Wave

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David Chase on Vulnerability in ‘The Many Saints of Newark’

The Economist Asks

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David Chase

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Hanif Abdurraqib

The Best Advice Show

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The Weather Station’s Tamara Lindeman on Facing the Truth

The Best Advice Show

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The Weather Station’s Tamara Lindeman on Facing the Truth

Tamara Lindeman of the music group The Weather Station advises 'The Best Advice Show' host Zak Rosen to face the truth, something she does in her own music and activism.

The Best Advice Show

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Why Adult Disney Fans Are Better Than Everyone Else

Very Amusing with Carlye Wisel - A Theme Park Podcast

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Work Culture & Vacation Debt

Life Examined

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Meet Scumbag Steve

Endless Thread

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Succession

HBO's Succession Podcast

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Frances Haugen on What You Probably Don’t Know About Facebook’s Algorithm

Your Undivided Attention

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Frances Haugen: “Facebook Should Declare Moral Bankruptcy”

Your Undivided Attention

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Hannah Gatsby’s Response to Netflix’s Response to Chappelle’s ’The Closer’

The Daily Zeitgeist

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Rebecca Solnit Reads from ‘Orwell’s Roses’

Ampersand: The Poets & Writers Podcast

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Sonia

The CBS Mornings Podcast

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Sonia

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You

Pop Culture Happy Hour

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Racism Is Endemic to the NFL

Notes from America

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Should Brands Be Nicer to Each Other?

On ‘The Indicator,’ marketing professor Keisha Cutright explains how brands praising their competitors can help boost their sales.

The Indicator from Planet Money

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The Legacy That Colin Powell Didn’t Want But Predicted

Robert Draper, author of ‘To Start a War: How the Bush Administration Took America into Iraq,’ talked to Michael Barbaro about Colin Powell’s career androle in leading the US to war in Iraq.

The Legacy That Colin Powell Didn’t Want But Predicted

The Daily

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'Succession' Is Back & Kara Swisher is Podcasting About It

In the first episode of HBO's Succession Podcast, Kara Swisher talks to former White House Communications Director Jennifer Palmieri about media conglomerates lobbying the White House in 'Succession,' which just returned for season 3, and real life.

'Succession' Is Back & Kara Swisher is Podcasting About It

HBO's Succession Podcast

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"Fast Girls Ruin Lives—" So Who Are They?

Nichole Perkins reads from her new book 'Sometimes I Trip on How Happy We Could Be' to help define the phrase 'Fast Girls' and what it means to Black women about their bodies and sexual agency.

"Fast Girls Ruin Lives—" So Who Are They?

Back Issue

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Alfred Hitchcock Presents ‘Music To Be Murdered By’

On 'Bizarre Albums,' Tony Thaxton gives us a sampling of the album 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Music To Be Murdered By,' a mood album Hitchcock created in 1958 that went on to inspire Eminem's 2020 album of the same name.

Bizarre Albums

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Freedom Hot-Takes from Jon Stewart’s Writers

The Jon Stewart Podcast

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The Musical References to the Ghost of James Bond Past

Switched on Pop

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Kubrick, ‘The Shining’ & the Moon Landing

Movie Geeks United

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The cut s ene

Movie Geeks United

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‘The Shining’ as a Metaphor for Genocide

Movie Geeks United

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Walt Mossberg & Kara Swisher Can Make Mark Zuckerberg Sweat

Sway

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The Eco-Politics of ‘Dune’ Author Frank Herbert

Imaginary Worlds

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Playing Video Games Blind

Twenty Thousand Hertz

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Unclogging Our Supply Chain

Post Reports

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The History of “No Animals Were Harmed”

Factually! with Adam Conover

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‘Maid’ Portrays the Labor & Complexity of Being Poor

Host Linda Holmes and NPR correspondent Monica Castillo discuss the Netflix series that shows a woman’s struggle to leave an abusive relationship and navigate the holes in public services.

‘Maid’ Portrays the Labor & Complexity of Being Poor

Pop Culture Happy Hour

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Billy Porter on Growing up With Abuse

Fresh Air

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Interview with a Pacifier

Everything is Alive

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Untangling the Census Data

Code Switch

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Vaccine

In the Bubble with Andy Slavitt

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Six-Word Memoirs

Here & Now Anytime

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Chelsea Handler First Stand-Up Routine Was at a DUI Class

SmartLess

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Martin Short Doesn’t Like True-Crime Podcasts

Only Murders in the Building Podcast

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Shein

Morning Brew Daily

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Axe-Throwing Safety Speech

Left Handed Radio

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The Scene in 'The Shining' That Nobody Saw

Movie Geeks United interviewed a collection of film critics and directors about a scene that was cut from Stanley Kubrick's 'The Shining' a few days after it debuted.

The Scene in 'The Shining' That Nobody Saw

Movie Geeks United

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Marin Alsop, First Female Conductor of a Major American Symphony Orchestra

Clear+Vivid with Alan Alda

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Denis Villeneuve & Hans Zimmer

Film at Lincoln Center Podcast

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Denis Villeneuve & Hans Zimmer: Two Very Bad Boys Making Movies

Film at Lincoln Center Podcast

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The Statues That Walked

Outside/In

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Vampires

Smarty Pants

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Should Psychedelics Be Legalized?

On 'The Argument,' host Jane Coaston talks to Ismail Ali and Jonathan P. Caulkins the benefits and risks of psychedelics and what decriminalization could look like.

The Argument

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The Unconventional Nature of Todd Haynes's Velvet Underground Documentary

On 'Culture Gabfest,' Slate’s music critic Carl Wilson explains why Todd Haynes’s new The Velvet Underground documentary is unlike any rock documentaries we've ever seen.

The Unconventional Nature of Todd Haynes's Velvet Underground Documentary

Slate Culture

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Should Nick Kristof Run for Office?

The Press Box

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"I Love & Hate My Family:" Six-Word Memoirs from the Pandemic

On 'Here & Now,' Robin Young talks to Larry Smith, editor of the new book 'A Terrible Horrible No Good Year,' a collection of essays and six-word memoirs about the pandemic written by teachers, students and parents.

"I Love & Hate My Family:" Six-Word Memoirs from the Pandemic

Here & Now Anytime

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Let’s Try ‘Dune’ Again

Recode Daily

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‘Dune’ Will Change the Way You Feel About Water

Recode Daily

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Gunfire in Kabul

Tug of War

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The Future of Women in Kabul

Tug of War

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The Origins of ‘Squid Game’ & Its Ties to the Korean Debt Crisis

On 'Today in Focus,' Seoul-based culture journalist Nemo Kim explains the connection between 'Squid Game' and the debt crisis taking place in Korea, and what people in South Korea think of the show.

The Origins of ‘Squid Game’ & Its Ties to the Korean Debt Crisis

Today in Focus

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Jacques Cousteau, “Trespasser of Boundaries”

All Of It

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The World-Building of ‘Succession’

It's Been a Minute

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What Drives Anderson Cooper?

The Axe Files with David Axelrod

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Here’s What Phoebe Robinson Thinks of All Those Anti-Racist Reading Lists

The Maris Review

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Houdini Vs. Spiritualism

On Criminal, Phoebe Judge explains how Harry Houdini fought spiritualism before he died, working to pass a bill to make it illegal, and what happened at the end of his life.

Criminal

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‘The French Dispatch’ Is a Tribute to ‘The New Yorker’

The A.V. Club Presents Film Club

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What It Means to Be You

How to Keep Time

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Has the Internet Ended the Art of Persuasion?

On 'Offline,' a mini-series from 'Pod Save America,' Jon Favreau talks to Jia Tolentino about how talking on the internet has made us less interested in having open conversations.

Has the Internet Ended the Art of Persuasion?

Pod Save America

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Paternal Leave

Lovett or Leave It

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Paternity Leave Quiz

Lovett or Leave It

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Breakthrough Cases

The latest episodes from On the Media

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Rethinking ‘Booster’ Shots

Brooke Gladstone talks to Katherine J. Wu, staff writer at The Atlantic, about why "reminder shot" is a better name for a vaccine "booster."

The latest episodes from On the Media

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Hillary Clinton

Woman's Hour

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Performative

Pod Save America

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Jamie Lee Curtis Was Born Scared

Bullseye with Jesse Thorn

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‘Rust:’ What We Know

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Filmmaker Liz Garbus on Jacques Cousteau, "Trespasser of Boundaries"

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Facebook in other countries

Pod Save America

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Pod Save America

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70 Over 70

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The Fifth Siren

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Disappearing Venice

The Fifth Siren

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The Ezra Klein Show

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The RBG Quote Katie Couric Wishes She Had Included in ‘Going There’

Fresh Air

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The Motive Behind Apple’s New Privacy Feature

Recode Daily

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The Sounds of Monsters

Twenty Thousand Hertz

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How College Made Simon Rich Funny

Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend

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Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend

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Is Noodle the Pug Turning into a Commodity?

Don’t Let This Flop

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Can True-Crime Podcasts Make Us Better?

The Argument

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The Rise of Dean Martin Amongst Italian-American Racism

You Must Remember This

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Sammy David Jr.

You Must Remember This

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Interview with a Jack-O-Lantern

Everything is Alive

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What Sam Sander’s Creepy Burrito Offer Says About Parasocial Relationships

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The Origins of Trick-or Treat

Throughline

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Interview with a Jack-o-Lantern

Everything is Alive

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Pamela Paul on What We’ve Lost to the Internet

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New York’s Mayoral Race: Who is Eric Adam’s?

Monocle 24: The Urbanist

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Booker

FT Weekend

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The Electric Car’s Impact on the Environment

FT Weekend

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The Times: Essential news from the L.A. Times

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How the Crock Pot Came to Be

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Monica Lewinsky on the Internet and Public Shaming

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