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
Mr. TikTok goes to Washington
2023-03-23 • 26min
Putin and Xi want a new world order
2023-03-22 • 19min
What priests on Grindr can tell us about data privacy
2023-03-21 • 27min
Should I be worried about all the bank failures?
2023-03-20 • 18min
What's in an American name?
2023-03-17 • 23min
The Texas case that could soon upend abortion everywhere
2023-03-16 • 24min
Did the AI behind ChatGPT just get smarter?
2023-03-15 • 20min
What teachers won’t teach anymore
2023-03-14 • 28min
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
2023-03-13 • 21min
Hollywood sets have a safety problem
2023-03-10 • 25min
The science of pandemic grief
2023-03-09 • 24min
The kidnapping of four Americans in Mexico
2023-03-08 • 20min
Surviving on less than $6 a meal
2023-03-07 • 17min
The alleged Ponzi scheme that preyed on Mormons
2023-03-06 • 25min
What really happens to your donated clothes
2023-03-03 • 15min
How AP African American studies became so controversial
2023-03-02 • 26min
A new era of extremism in Israel and the West Bank
2023-03-01 • 23min
Revelations from the defamation case against Fox News
2023-02-28 • 23min
The push for the four-day workweek
2023-02-27 • 26min
A message from Martine
2023-02-25 • 1min
The war in Ukraine, one year later
2023-02-24 • 31min
They still love Trump. But will they vote for him again?
2023-02-23 • 24min
Should we still be worried about a recession?
2023-02-22 • 17min
‘What if Yale finds out?’
2023-02-21 • 21min
Beyoncé’s Renaissance
2023-02-17 • 28min
Living next to a chemical disaster in Ohio
2023-02-16 • 18min
Nikki Haley has entered the presidential chat
2023-02-15 • 19min
The race against the clock in Turkey and Syria
2023-02-14 • 21min
The AI arms race is on
2023-02-13 • 31min
What ‘The Last of Us’ means for TV
2023-02-10 • 14min
The antiabortion movement at a crossroads
2023-02-09 • 23min
A ballooning interest in China's spy program
2023-02-08 • 20min
Sifting through the rubble in Turkey and Syria
2023-02-07 • 16min
The future of Kamala Harris
2023-02-06 • 24min
Need financial advice? Call your mother.
2023-02-04 • 24min
And the Oscar (should) go to...?
2023-02-03 • 32min
Who’s in charge in the 118th Congress?
2023-02-02 • 23min
The FDA is ready for gay and bisexual men to donate blood
2023-02-01 • 22min
Pandemic rents soared. Now what?
2023-01-31 • 21min
Tyre Nichols and the promise of police reform
2023-01-30 • 20min
The case of the missing workers
2023-01-27 • 31min
Jacinda Ardern is burnt out
2023-01-26 • 18min
The power – and limits – of California’s gun laws
2023-01-25 • 19min
Domestic violence cases rise with extreme weather
2023-01-24 • 19min
How to be smart with your money at every age
2023-01-23 • 31min
Friendship: It’s good for your health
2023-01-20 • 18min
Who is George Santos, anyway?
2023-01-19 • 20min
Isolated Putin
2023-01-18 • 23min
Climate trauma is real. Could nature be the cure?
2023-01-17 • 33min
Help! My family is royally messed up!
2023-01-14 • 26min