Post Reports

An investigative podcast explores the mystery surrounding the execution of Grenada's revolutionary leader and the unknown location of his remains. It uncovers new reporting on the US government's involvement in the 40-year-old mystery and seeks to find a key witness.

Survivors of U.S. Native American boarding schools are speaking out about the physical, emotional, and sexual abuse they endured. The podcast explores their experiences, the gradual closing of these schools, the lack of accountability from the U.S. government, and the lasting impact on survivors and their communities.

The podcast discusses the 'urban doom loop' threatening midsize cities due to vacant office spaces. It explores the consequences of this loop, such as financial crises and population decline. The podcast also presents creative solutions to repurpose office buildings and enhance city resilience. Additionally, it mentions a luxurious spa experience and the trend of transforming empty offices into hospitals and apartments. The discussion includes exploring ways to increase demand for empty office buildings through relaxation of regulations and new technologies.

Unpacking the start of the Israel-Hamas war, the impact on civilians, and possible scenarios for its end. Exploring the escalation of the war, origins of Hamas, political upheaval in Israel, and international response.

A senator and his wife share their journey of battling mental health crises and depression. The podcast explores how they have adapted to a new normal, with the wife becoming a safe space for others struggling with mental health. The story highlights the importance of family support and the impact of media attention on their lives.

Travel reporter explores Fat Bear Week in Katmai National Park, discussing its popularity, conservation purpose, and the dedication of fans. The podcast also delves into encounters with wild brown bears, the fascination and admiration for bears at Katmai, the controversy surrounding identifying and naming bears, and the challenge of balancing tourism and preservation in national parks.

Keith McMillan, a general assignment editor for The Post, discusses the recent breakthrough in the investigation of Tupac Shakur's murder case. He covers Tupac's life and career, the recent arrest made by Las Vegas Police Department, the events leading up to Shakur's shooting, and the impact of the surprising arrest on perception and conspiracy theories.

Explore the tumultuous relationship between Speaker Kevin McCarthy and the House Freedom Caucus, the challenges faced by McCarthy, ongoing division and ungovernability in the Republican Party, the impact of not having a Speaker of the House, and the continuity of dynamics in the Republican Party.

The podcast discusses the FTC's lawsuit against Amazon, exploring mistreatment of sellers and the impact on small businesses. It also delves into the shifting stance of the Democratic Party towards big tech and the implications of Lena Kahn's appointment as head of the FTC. The potential duration and impact of the lawsuit, including policy shifts and consequences for online shopping, are also explored.

Exploring the aftermath of Hurricane Ian on El Rancho motel in Florida and the struggles of its residents, particularly the Lopez family. The podcast discusses their cramped living situation in a motel room and their desperate need for affordable housing. It also highlights the challenges faced by families affected by the hurricane in receiving government assistance and the toll it takes on their mental health.