Audio Poem of the Day - I have to tell you
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The Commentary Magazine Podcast - Who Is Bracing for Covid’s Return?
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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - CLASSIC: Cattle Mutilation
Are nefarious forces really moving through ranches in the night, mutilating livestock? How? Why?
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Airis McCottry Gill, Executive Director, Employee Experience and Organizational Management at the U.S. Department of Veteran’s Affairs joins the show to discuss her thoughts on the recent Executive Order for Customer Experience and how she sees it impacting the EX landscape in government. We also talk about why the development of journey maps has changed the approach to EX at the department, how she has enabled a culture centered around data, and her advice to women in the government technology space.
CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 03/15
Explosions increase around Ukraine's capital. More calls about exploited children. A musical message of peace for refugees. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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Headlines From The Times - Hotel housekeeping is dirtier than ever
Something disturbing has happened since the last time most of us took vacations — it’s getting harder to clean rooms because of COVID-19 protocols. Hotel workers say ever since the pandemic started, their work has been harder and dirtier than ever.
Today, we hear from one of those workers.
More reading:
How the pandemic made hotel housekeeping more difficult — and disgusting
Tourists are back: L.A. hotel bookings reach 100% of their pre-pandemic levels
‘Tsunami’ of hotel closures is coming, experts warn
State of the World from NPR - Ukrainian men, manning a checkpoint for six hours, talk about the war and their lives
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State of the World from NPR - A look inside the war in Ukraine from the capital city of Kyiv
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Time To Say Goodbye - The (queer?) (Asian?) plays of Hansol Jung
Hello from New York!
This week, Tammy interviews the playwright and TV writer Hansol Jung. They talk about Hansol’s childhood in South Africa and South Korea, the feeling of being 70% fluent in both Korean and English, religion and structural sexism in the recent Korean presidential election, race in theater and TV, building queer characters, and how Rent changed everything.
Hansol’s latest production is Wolf Play — at the Soho Rep, with Ma-Yi Theater Company. She was also a writer on the forthcoming Apple TV+ series, Pachinko, based on the novel by Min Jin Lee.
(Sound note: Snippets of live theater from Wolf Play and Cardboard Piano woven into the episode; also, Tammy has a sore throat!)
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