WFAE; KCRW; Kut; Iowa Public Radio; WBUR; NPR
WFAE; KCRW; Kut; Iowa Public Radio; WBUR; NPR
This month, a new podcast will make your spring cleaning a little easier. The NPR One team has recommendations from across the NPR network to help you get started.
The following podcast episode descriptions are from the podcast webpage and have been edited for brevity and clarity.
Landslide – WFAE
“When President Richard Nixon resigns in disgrace, three unlikely candidates emerge to fill the void: Gerald Ford, a savvy veteran of partisan warfare; Ronald Ford, a Far East reactionary; “Reagan. Jimmy Carter, a ferocious political animal. These presidents are not who you thought they were,” and their battles with each other redefined America's political landscape.
The result was a path to the hot-button issues, culture wars, and partisan divisions we have today. For anyone wondering what happened to American politics and what forces created the current divisions, Landslide is a must-listen, a compelling and surprising true story. ” Listen to episode 1, “Trust.”
Embed – NPR
“Daniel Estrin, NPR's longtime Jerusalem correspondent, has been covering the Gaza war almost nonstop for the past five months,” Daniel says in the first episode of a special two-part series. embedded Host Kelly McEvers talks about some of the people he's covered and how he covers this difficult and divisive story. ” Start listening to our two-part series. field notes.
Unsettled – Iowa Public Radio
“We've come a long way, baby! But how far? Women's roles in our culture, women's rights, and women's identities are always changing. In the new season of Unsettled, we're all about women. Exploring different facets of identity. We're starting with the essentials.'' Listen to “The Caitlin Clark Effect.''
Boom – KUOW
“The Seattle area has seen many booms over the years, bringing jobs, talent and wealth to the region, but also real growing pains that people here feel every day.
In Booming, KUOW economic reporters Joshua McNichols and Monica Nickelsburg explore the hidden connections between technology, cities, work, and our everyday experiences. We ask an important question: How can more people benefit from the boom and survive the recession? ” Start listening to “Dorms for Adults.”
Open Years Project – WNYC Radio
“From stories of unforgettable moments in nature and fleeting encounters with strangers to reminiscences of the music that helped them through difficult times, the Open Years Project allows people to share the stories that mean the most to them. Part mixtape, part sonic love letter, each episode is about building the habit of listening to classical music and each other. What if? Whether you're looking for an introduction to a new work or an encounter with powerful storytelling, it creates a moment for listeners to think about this question.A work of art that spans the spectrum of human experience. Listen to “Tom Hiddleston's Arvo Pärt and the Infinite.''
Beyond Any Repair – WBUR
“Imagine if one day you were accused of something. Something horrible, violent, heinous. Something you swore you didn't do, and no matter what you say. , you can't convince people otherwise, even those closest to you. That's the story of Sophia Johnson. Sophia has a new start with a new life, a new husband, and a new baby. However, on January 10, 2002, everything came to an end when her stepmother, Marlin Johnson, was found bludgeoned to death in her home. Days later, Sophia was charged with murder. To this day, Sophia was charged with murder. Sophia swears she didn't do it, but says someone witnessed it, her own brother. Who do you believe when family betrays family?
WBUR's Amory Sivertson turns back the clock in this tale of unparalleled sibling rivalry. She re-investigates unsolved cases, families torn apart, and women she never believed. Produced by WBUR and ZSP Media, Beyond All Repair is her 10-part true crime investigation of a cold case. The series ends with an answer. ” Start listening to Part 1, “Chapter 1.” 1: Box. ”
Chirp Chat – WUWM
“With a little more sunshine lately, you may have noticed an increase in bird calls. It's the perfect time to get outside and explore our feathered friends. Birds of Wisconsin Watchers join Lake Effect's Xcaret Nunez every month to watch all the bird songs.'' Listen to “A Beginner's Guide to How to Start Birding in Milwaukee.''
Lost Memo – KCRW
“Long before ‘Tainted Love’ became an ’80s anthem, it was a 1965 B-side by LA’s Gloria Jones. Follow.
In season 4 of lost memo Co-hosts Novena Carmel and Michael Burns guide you through eight widely different and deeply human stories set against the kaleidoscopic backdrop of LA's soul and R&B scene from the 1950s to the 1970s. A must-see event for lovers of music history and great storytelling. Start listening to “The True Story of 'Tainted Love.''
Vamos verde! – Kut
“Vamos Verde! is a podcast about Austin FC and the community that has grown around it. Hosts Jimmy Mars and Juan Garcia talk with players, staff, fans, musicians, and artists to give you an inside look at Austin FC's culture. Introducing Austin's only professional sports team, the soccer podcast for everyone, from player interviews to the secrets to thriving teams and communities.'' “A New Hope: Goaltender Brad Stuber and Singer Listen to “Austin FC's Season Opener” by Melratt.
NPR's Jessica Green and Jack Mitchell curated and produced this piece.
