Washington Post journalist Dana Hedgpeth discusses the in-depth investigation of abuse against Native American children in boarding schools. The podcast also covers the potential outcomes of Trump's trial, the impact of anger on health, and legal battles over sexual abuse.

Dana Hedgpeth, a reporter for The Washington Post and an enrolled member of the Hollowa Saponi tribe, discusses her groundbreaking investigation into Indian boarding schools. She reveals the horrifying legacy of these institutions designed to 'Americanize' Native American children, where nearly 3,000 deaths occurred. The conversation delves into the traumatic experiences of survivors, the systemic erasure of cultural identities, and the essential role of storytelling in reclaiming these narratives and confronting a dark history.