Episode 29: The Missing Boater, and Robert Glasper

Episode 29: The Missing Boater, and Robert Glasper

On shows as varied as “Jessica Jones,” “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” and “Game of Thrones,” characters are confronting sexual violence in ways never shown before on television. Emily Nussbaum, The New Yorker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning television critic, thinks this is probably a good thing. Also, the jazz pianist Robert Glasper explains why sometimes there’s no need to take a solo; and a troubled man takes to the water for a series of adventures, like something out of Mark Twain.

Originally aired December 15, 2015

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Episode 32: Lena Dunham Turns Thirty, and Memorial Day Malaise

Episode 32: Lena Dunham Turns Thirty, and Memorial Day Malaise

Lena Dunham talks about turning thirty and backing Hillary Clinton when her peers are feeling the Bern; and Amy Davidson gives us a history lesson on political conventions gone wrong.

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Episode 31: Larry Wilmore on Presidential Comedians, and James O’Keefe’s Blunder

Episode 31: Larry Wilmore on Presidential Comedians, and James O’Keefe’s Blunder

David Remnick speaks to the comedian Larry Wilmore about performing at this year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner, where he now-infamously referred to the President using the N-word. The New Yorke...

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Episode 30: The Politics of Genetics, Virtual Reality, and a Sound Castle in New Jersey

As scientists learn more about how genes affect everything from hair color to sexual orientation and mental health, we’re faced with moral and political questions about how we allow science to interve...

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Episode 28: Annie Dillard, Anohni’s New Sound, and Torture in a Florida Prison

A former prison counsellor discusses the abuse and torture of mentally ill inmates she suspected inside a Florida correctional institution—and the emotional price she paid for staying silent. Plus, An...

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Episode 27: Who Will Care for Our Parents, and the Election According to Teens

In this week’s episode, the activist Ai-jen Poo envisions a happier, more affordable alternative to nursing homes, and we meet a home health aide who’s formed a remarkable bond of friendship with her ...

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Episode 26: Syrian War Crimes, Country Music, and a Central Park Salad

On this week’s show, Ben Taub shares his reporting on a group that’s gathering top-secret documents tying Bashar al-Assad’s regime to mass torture and killings, and David Remnick talks with a war-crim...

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Episode 25: The Ballad of a Trump Fan, and the Little Mermaid Gets Dumped

This week, we look into the lives and careers of two giants of soul—Aretha Franklin and the late James Brown. From the campaign trail, Michael Friedman’s musical ode to a South Carolinian Trump suppor...

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