Meh-lania

Melania, the documentary about the First Lady, is a lot like its subject: extremely expensive and fundamentally inscrutable.


Guest: Heather Schwedel, staff writer at Slate, author of “Unfortunately, I Have to Recommend You See Melania”.


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What Happened on the Cruise Ships

What Happened on the Cruise Ships

In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, cruises were the poster-child of viral spread. For the world’s largest cruise company, Carnival Cruise Line, the problems began in February and quickly e...

23 Apr 202025min

How Sioux Falls Became a Hot Spot

How Sioux Falls Became a Hot Spot

More than 700 cases of COVID-19 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota can be traced back to the city’s Smithfield pork packaging plant. Weeks before the coronavirus outbreak was confirmed, employees were askin...

22 Apr 202017min

Democrats’ Plan to Win the Senate

Democrats’ Plan to Win the Senate

No one thought 2020 was going to be a boring election year. Several key Senate seats are in play, presenting Democrats with a real shot at winning back the chamber. However, with an unstable economy a...

21 Apr 202020min

What’s Happening in Florida’s Nursing Homes?

What’s Happening in Florida’s Nursing Homes?

Ever since COVID-19 surfaced in Florida, local journalists began wondering how the virus was going to impact nursing home residents and employees. For weeks the facilities and the state's health depar...

20 Apr 202026min

TBD |  Can the U.S. Really Track the Coronavirus?

TBD | Can the U.S. Really Track the Coronavirus?

Before the U.S. can start opening back up, states will need to put systems in place for “contact tracing,” or meticulous tracking of the disease within communities. South Korea’s extensive tracing pro...

17 Apr 202020min

Can the U.S. Really Track the Coronavirus?

Can the U.S. Really Track the Coronavirus?

Before the U.S. can start opening back up, states will need to put systems in place for “contact tracing,” or meticulous tracking of the disease within communities. South Korea’s extensive tracing pro...

17 Apr 202020min

What Will Summer Be Like?

What Will Summer Be Like?

The summer is going to be marked by the slow process of learning to live with coronavirus looming. The United States is going to have to rethink what “normal” means.Guest: Ed Yong, Science writer for ...

16 Apr 202023min

20 Years of Failing to Prepare

20 Years of Failing to Prepare

Back in January, the Trump administration was caught flat footed in its response to the coronavirus pandemic. Politico’s Dan Diamond took a look back at the past 20 years of pandemic preparedness in t...

15 Apr 202025min

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