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Between 2000-2020, historical novels made up about 75 percent of novels on the top U.S. award shortlists. How did they come to be so celebrated? w/ Xander Manshel wnycstudios.org/podcasts/otm/s…

2020 was going to be musician Beverly Glenn-Copeland’s year. But the pandemic led him to rely on fans for support. Now, Glenn has a new album out and is going on tour. In an update, Glenn and his wife reflected with coco 😽 on aging and uncertainty. 🎧: bit.ly/3DiUuAU

.On the Media is re-running a piece I'm really proud of. It's about Loose Change, one of the first viral videos. I went in thinking the film was responsible for 9/11 trutherism, but it turns out it's to be much more complicated (feat @dtaberski): wnycstudios.org/podcasts/otm/e…

For this week's podcast extra, we're listening back on Micah Loewinger's 2021 piece about Loose Change, a 9/11 conspiracy theory film that garnered famous fans like Rosie O'Donnell and David Lynch: wnycstudios.org/podcasts/otm/e…

One wonderful part of working on More Perfect is seeing law professors and history teachers use the podcast in their lessons. We're now compiling all the examples we can find of this. Have you taught the podcast? Let me know!

👏👏👏 Congrats to La Brega on being named one of Apple Podcasts' notable pods of 2023: podcasts.apple.com/collection/sho… And to More Perfect on being named one of the year's best by the The New York Times: nytimes.com/2023/12/04/art…

Free stuff is great! And this month when you join our membership program The Lab, you'll get a FREE Zoozve T-shirt. Your support helps keep Radiolab going — because making Radiolab isn't free. Join today: bit.ly/3JkznC4 And thanks!

Happy Bicycle Day! Listen here: wnycstudios.org/podcasts/otm/a…

‘The Three Body Problem’ catapulted Chinese science fiction into the political spotlight over the last few years. On this week’s pod, Jing Tsu charts the ebb and flow of the genre in China: bit.ly/4bmE6iH

Veteran journalist @TonyaMosley has worked in TV and radio, reporting stories and conducting long-form interviews. In our latest episode, she shares how she approaches her craft in a new podcast called She Has A Name about the disappearance of her sister: bit.ly/3WkpqJK

.Radiolab’s Lulu Miller & @LatifNasser explain how much a billion really is using waffles as an example, as Dylan Keefe supports with live sound 🔊 #IABPodcastUpfront WNYC Studios

Excited to have Lulu Miller and Latif Nasser onstage at #iabpodcastupfront announcing that Radiolab has been downloaded more than a billion times...with waffles.

Radiolab for Kids is coming back and so is Terrestrials! Lulu Miller and the team will be back with Season 2 of Terrestrials in September. Until then, head to the Radiolab for Kids feed where this summer we're dropping our favorite family-friendly stories: bit.ly/3R4GkIM

Thank you Hank Green Listen to our latest ep: wnycstudios.org/podcasts/otm/a…

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A new episode of Dead End is out today. Listen here: link.chtbl.com/deadendpodcast…

We rounded up some of this original reporting in the newsletter, including Kia La Beija's photography for WNYC Studios podcast "Blindspot: The Plague in the Shadows" It examines the intersection of HIV/AIDS & poverty, and the activists who refused to hide wnycstudios.org/podcasts/blind…

The Norcross Indictment explained: "It's about the use of raw political power to extract economic value from people who had a right to keep that value and we're forced to give it up." wnycstudios.org/story/george-n… via WNYC Studios

Happy 100th birthday, WNYC 🎙!!! That's a century of news, culture, music, comedy and the New York conversation. Check out the calendar of centennial events, listen to historical audio and share your favorite WNYC or New York story: wnyc.org/100 #WNYC100