Caitlin Dickerson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist known for her groundbreaking work on migration, joins Tonya Mosley to discuss the hazardous Darién Gap. They delve into the harrowing experiences of nearly half a million migrants facing treacherous conditions like snakes and violence. Dickerson shares gripping stories of families, especially vulnerable women and children, navigating these perils. The conversation highlights the emotional toll of migration and the deceptive smuggling operations that exacerbate their plight, painting a vivid picture of resilience amid danger.

Chris Nashawaty, an entertainment writer and author of 'The Future Was Now,' joins journalist Tonya Mosley to dissect the monumental sci-fi films of 1982, like 'E.T.' and 'Blade Runner.' They discuss how these films altered Hollywood's genre filmmaking, igniting a passionate sci-fi fanbase. Ken Tucker adds depth with insights on the New York Dolls' anniversary album, connecting music and cinema's transformative moments. Dive into the creativity, challenges, and lasting legacy of this pivotal summer in film history.

Fresh Air co-host Tonya Mosley and her nephew Antonio Wiley discuss their documentary podcast 'She Has A Name,' unraveling the disappearance of Tonya's half-sister. They delve into breaking stereotypes in true crime podcasts and how the show brings closure to Anita's family by humanizing the victim. The conversation also touches on embracing vulnerability, family secrets, and even speculates on the potential song of the summer for 2024.