Post Reports
Post Reports is the daily podcast from The Washington Post. Unparalleled reporting. Expert insight. Clear analysis. Everything you’ve come to expect from the newsroom of The Post, for your ears. Martine Powers and Elahe Izadi are your hosts, asking the questions you didn’t know you wanted answered. Published weekdays around 5 p.m. Eastern time.
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Episoder
1473 episoder
Reparations, rebranded
2020-02-25 • 27min
Mayors back Bloomberg’s bid
2020-02-24 • 25min
Shopping under the influence
2020-02-21 • 22min
Kids are using Trump’s words to bully their classmates
2020-02-20 • 29min
ICE is using therapy notes to deport young immigrants
2020-02-19 • 27min
The profane ‘wit and wisdom’ of Mike Bloomberg
2020-02-18 • 23min
The loves and scandals of President Harding
2020-02-17 • 45min
How a non-binary teen claimed their identity
2020-02-14 • 20min
Coronavirus: An epidemic of misinformation
2020-02-13 • 22min
The politicization of the Justice Department
2020-02-12 • 28min
The CIA’s ‘coup of the century’
2020-02-11 • 32min
What Trump’s company charges the Secret Service
2020-02-10 • 23min
‘Unshackled and unleashed’: Trump, post-acquittal
2020-02-07 • 21min
The race to find a cure for the coronavirus
2020-02-06 • 20min
Iowa and the future of election technology
2020-02-05 • 20min
Inside the chaos of the Iowa caucuses
2020-02-04 • 28min
The new targets of Trump’s travel ban
2020-02-03 • 28min
How do caucuses work, anyway?
2020-02-01 • 24min
Is the White House ready for the new coronavirus?
2020-01-31 • 26min
Majority of black Americans call Trump 'racist'
2020-01-30 • 28min
Who’s paying for Trump’s lawyers?
2020-01-28 • 24min
The Bolton question hangs over impeachment trial
2020-01-28 • 29min
What reparations mean to one American family
2020-01-24 • 31min
‘Hello MBS.’ How the world’s richest man was hacked.
2020-01-24 • 22min
Can Democrats keep impeachment spicy?
2020-01-23 • 25min
The rules of engagement
2020-01-22 • 31min
A crumbling bridge and restorative justice
2020-01-20 • 20min
The politics of hair for black women
2020-01-17 • 18min
Trump, Giuliani and a guy called Lev
2020-01-16 • 29min
What’s next in impeachment
2020-01-15 • 28min
A campaign with unlimited money
2020-01-14 • 27min
Women in the workforce: ‘I’m back, baby!’
2020-01-13 • 28min
Selective memory: The U.S. and Iran
2020-01-10 • 33min
Australia burning
2020-01-09 • 24min
Trump: ‘Iran appears to be standing down’
2020-01-08 • 25min
Impeachment trial? What impeachment trial?
2020-01-07 • 26min
Inside the plan to kill Soleimani
2020-01-06 • 26min
What Iran’s ‘severe revenge’ vow means for the U.S.
2020-01-03 • 19min
What’s in and out for 2020
2020-01-02 • 22min
Black women on race and genre
2019-12-31 • 22min
A tale of two billionaires: Trump and Bloomberg
2019-12-30 • 13min
How the ’60s’ most disastrous concert turned deadly
2019-12-27 • 38min
How the ’60s’ most disastrous concert came to be
2019-12-26 • 25min
Fashion in the age of climate change
2019-12-24 • 20min
The rise of the ‘zombie mall’
2019-12-23 • 23min
What sex trafficking in the U.S. actually looks like
2019-12-20 • 27min
What comes next in impeachment
2019-12-19 • 31min
The impeachment of President Trump
2019-12-19 • 26min
Voices from the war in Afghanistan
2019-12-17 • 29min
The racial reckoning of Pete Buttigieg
2019-12-16 • 27min