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Sep 23, 2023 • 31min

Deep Reads: A young mother’s disappearance

A murder trial unfolds in a case of a young mother's disappearance with no body. The tireless efforts of her mother to find her are explored. The arrest of a suspect and contradictions in his statements raise questions. The challenges and impact of the young mother's life are discussed. The mother's involvement in the investigation is questioned, and the trial verdict brings a mix of emotions.
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Sep 22, 2023 • 23min

What the Hollywood strikes mean for fall TV

A podcast discusses the impact of the Hollywood strikes on fall TV shows and the future of the industry. It reveals some highly anticipated shows like 'The Other Black Girl' and 'A Murder at the End of the World'. The podcast explores the challenges faced by networks and streaming services due to the strikes. It also predicts the emergence of new and exciting genres in reality TV.
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Sep 21, 2023 • 22min

The climate factor in Libya’s deadly floods

Catastrophic flooding in Libya caused by climate change, warming oceans, and a hotter planet; a family's narrow escape from the floods; the role of a foreign correspondent; the connection between climate change and intense storms; how warmer oceans and failed dams contribute to the high death toll; the global occurrence of floods and their connection to record-breaking heat; the amplification of extreme weather events by climate change.
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Sep 20, 2023 • 25min

A year of protests and repression in Iran

Exploring the aftermath of Iran's protests, focusing on the stories of families impacted by the government's crackdown. Discussing the consequences faced by protesters, including surveillance and job loss. Examining the protests sparked by the death of a woman in custody and the widespread dissatisfaction with the Islamic Republic. Highlighting the government's oppressive tactics, such as monitoring social media and arresting family members, to suppress dissent.
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Sep 19, 2023 • 17min

A killing in Canada, a ripple in geopolitics

A killing in Canada involving Indian government agents has sparked a geopolitical crisis, with Canada expelling an Indian diplomat and calling on allies to condemn the killing. This crisis has major implications for India's global relationships and US-China dynamics. The podcast delves into the killing of a Sikh separatist leader, the deteriorating India-Canada relationship, and the lack of strong evidence for the US to take a public stance on the issue.
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Sep 18, 2023 • 25min

What's at stake in a historic autoworkers strike

Thousands of United Auto Workers members are striking against Detroit's Big Three auto companies, demanding pay increases and more equal benefits for temporary workers. The strike is part of a larger trend of workers seeking better pay and job security. The financial challenges faced by the auto companies and their recovery after the Great Recession are discussed. The demands of autoworkers, including the pay disparity between full-time and temporary workers, are explored. President Biden supports the strike negotiations and advocates for profit-sharing with workers.
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Sep 15, 2023 • 29min

Healing through surfing on Maui

Residents in Lahaina, Maui are healing after deadly wildfires through the therapeutic power of surfing. A surfboard shaper is replacing boards for those who lost them in the fire. One resident shares her experience of reconnecting with the ocean after losing everything. The podcast explores the healing power of surfing and the emotional impact of the fire.
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Sep 14, 2023 • 28min

Reported by her own students for a lesson on race

A teacher in South Carolina faced controversy after being reported by her own students for teaching about race. The podcast explores the outrage and restrictions surrounding education on race. It also discusses the teacher's journey returning to the classroom, her struggles with trust, and the challenges of teaching controversial topics. The chapter highlights the importance of engaging students with challenging texts and the consequences faced by educators.
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Sep 13, 2023 • 19min

McCarthy’s impeachment inquiry against Biden

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy orders an impeachment inquiry into President Biden based on allegations of abuse of power and corruption. The investigation focuses on whether Biden benefited from his son's business dealings. The podcast explores the lack of evidence provided by House Republicans and the implications for Biden as he approaches an election year. The episode also discusses the timing of the impeachment, concerns of moderate Republicans, and the erosion of decorum in the House of Representatives.
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Sep 12, 2023 • 19min

Waiting for aid in Morocco

Exploring the devastation and destruction caused by an earthquake in Morocco, the challenges of delivering aid to remote villages, the slow arrival of government aid, the immediate needs of survivors, and the solidarity shown by ordinary Moroccans in helping affected villages.

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