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Episodes

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Inside The Biggest Ponzi Scheme In American History

10 Jul 2024
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This podcast episode explores the infamous Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme, shedding light on the fraudulent nature of the scheme, the complicity of financial institutions like JPMorgan Chase, and Madoff's delusional mindset. It delves into the notion of affinity crime and the trust placed in Madoff by investors. The episod...

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She Was 17, He Was 47: How #MeToo Changed A Marriage

09 Jul 2024
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This podcast episode delves into the complexities of relationships and consent, exploring different perspectives and experiences. The author reflects on her intimate relationship with her art teacher, questioning her agency and consent. The interviewee discusses the evolution of language and perspectives in relationshi...

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Taffy Brodesser-Akner Writes Real People — Not Likable Ones

08 Jul 2024
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This podcast episode delves into the complexities of wealth, identity, and trauma through discussions with author Taffy Brodesser-Akner. The episode explores the themes and writing approach of her novel "Long Island Compromise," which delves into the aftermath of a wealthy businessman's kidnapping. The intersection of ...

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Best Of: Comic Michelle Buteau / Emily Nussbaum On Reality TV

06 Jul 2024
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This podcast episode explores the reality dating show Love is Blind and its problematic working conditions, contracts, and non-disclosure agreements. The discussion sheds light on the challenges faced by cast members and the formation of a support group by former cast members. It also examines the dark side of reality ...

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David Byrne on 40 Years of 'Stop Making Sense'

05 Jul 2024
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This podcast episode delves into the origins of David Byrne's song "Psycho Killer," the unique songwriting experiments of Talking Heads, the choreography and iconic big suit worn in the film Stop Making Sense, the interpretation of song lyrics, the inspiration behind David Byrne's stage movements, the early music exper...

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How Bon Jovi Lost His Voice — And Got It Back

04 Jul 2024
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This podcast episode explores the unexpected journey of a musician in the music industry, discussing their predictions for their career, the challenges they faced with their voice, and their ongoing recovery. It also highlights Jon Bon Jovi's perspective on songwriting, his experience performing in the Soviet Union, an...

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A Former Federal Judge Fears For Democracy

03 Jul 2024
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This podcast episode examines various topics, including the erosion of trust in the Supreme Court, the overturning of the Chevron doctrine, the importance of judicial restraint, the challenges faced by a blind judge, the impact of having a guide dog, and an interview with author David Tatel. The discussions cover conce...

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Reflections on Being Fat in a Thin World

02 Jul 2024
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This podcast episode explores the experiences and challenges faced by fat individuals in society. Through personal anecdotes and conversations with Ian Karmel, a comedian, and author, and his sister Aliza Karmel, a nutritionist and psychologist, the episode sheds light on the impact of fatness on one's personal identit...

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What Do The 'Love is Blind' Lawsuits Mean For Reality TV?

02 Jul 2024
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This podcast episode explores the reality dating show Love is Blind, which challenges the traditional notion of looks-based attraction and explores deep connections beyond physical appearance. It delves into the ethical issues surrounding the show, including the dream ceremonies that expose vulnerability for voyeuristi...

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Best Of: Dr. Fauci's Talks With Trump / 'Hacks' Star Hannah Einbinder

29 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode explores the journey of Dr. Anthony Fauci in public service, focusing on his role in advising presidents and his experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights the challenges he faced in contradicting the president's messages, prioritizing his professional integrity and responsibility to th...

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Fairport Convention Founding Member Richard Thompson

28 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode features an interview with Richard Thompson, a renowned British singer-songwriter-guitarist. Thompson discusses his new album "Ship to Shore" and his upcoming concert tour. The conversation includes insights into his musical influences, including folk and rock genres, and his unique blend of these ...

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Election 2024: Where Does The Money Come From?

27 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode explores the financial advantages gained by Joe Biden's campaign, the financial landscape of Donald Trump's campaign, the advantage of the Trump campaign's early spending and political infrastructure, how Donald Trump has been funding his legal bills and campaign expenses, why Republican donors see...

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Michelle Buteau Finds A Lifeline In Humor

26 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode features comedian Michelle Buteau discussing her new movie "Babes," motherhood in comedy, the impact of September 11th on her career, and challenges in male-dominated spaces. It also includes reviews of new songs that are redefining their respective genres. Buteau shares personal anecdotes, emphasi...

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Ghanaian Artist Blitz Bazawule Is Breaking Down Doors

25 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode explores the intersection of storytelling, visual art, music, and filmmaking through the journey and experiences of Blitz Bazawule. Through his work, Blitz challenges traditional storytelling structures and embraces the non-linear nature of stories. He highlights the power of visualization in his c...

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Inside The Breakdown Of The Global Supply Chain

24 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode explores the disruption of the supply chain during a public health catastrophe and the consequences of relying on China for manufacturing. It discusses the trade imbalance between the US and China and the dominance of Chinese companies in global production. The podcast highlights the significance o...

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Best Of: Questlove's Hip-Hop History / 'Always Sunny' Actor Rob McElhenney

22 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode covers a wide range of topics, including Rob McElhenney's fascination with the British football promotion and relegation system, his journey of buying and revitalizing a struggling football club, and his personal experiences growing up with a gay mother. It also features a conversation with Questlo...

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'Slave Play' Playwright Jeremy O. Harris Works To Diversity Theater

21 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode delves into the complexities of interracial relationships, power dynamics, and the pursuit of understanding and acceptance. It explores the challenges faced by black people in intimate partnerships with white people and the importance of being seen and heard in different relationships. The episode ...

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The Story Behind Diane Von Furstenberg's Iconic Wrap Dress

20 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode explores various themes such as the evolution of the wrap dress and its significance as a symbol of femininity and liberation, lessons learned from personal experiences and the experiences of others, the impact of storytelling and empowerment, the challenges of navigating societal expectations, and...

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Actor David Oyelowo On 'Lawmen: Bass Reeves'

19 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode explores the underrepresentation of black cowboys in Westerns and the importance of telling empowering stories where black characters overcome obstacles. It delves into the extraordinary life of Bass Reeves, a black law enforcement officer during the Reconstruction era, and the challenges he faced ...

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Dr. Anthony Fauci Looks Back On The COVID-19 Pandemic

18 Jun 2024
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This podcast episode features interviews and conversations with Dr. Anthony Fauci, discussing various topics including the divisiveness in the country, the importance of determining the origin of the virus, the impact of the AIDS epidemic on his career, his memoir "On Call, A Doctor's Journey in Public Service," his re...

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