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Chelsey Weber-Smith (American Hysteria) tells Sarah about the Donner Party.
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NASA hopes to shake off delays and put a rocket in orbit around the moon for the first time in a half century. Deadly Oregon supermarket shooting. Mississippi flooding. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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One year ago this month, U.S. forces left Afghanistan after 20 years of war. Some 94,000 Afghan nationals, American citizens and lawful permanent residents have arrived in the U.S. as part of Operation Allies Welcome, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Today, we hear some of their stories. Read the full transcript here.
Host: Gustavo Arellano
Guests: L.A. Times diaspora reporter Sarah Parvini and photojournalist Marcus Yam
More reading:
They escaped Afghanistan for California and beyond. But war’s struggles followed them
The things they carried when they fled Afghanistan
The cadence of war and its human toll: A photojournalist’s perspective
A Times journalist’s diary inside the fall of Afghanistan
Our correspondent reports from Somalia, which stands on the brink of famine thanks to a drought, soaring food costs and infrastructure destroyed by decades of fighting. Old Hollywood studios are waging an epic battle against their upstart streaming rivals. And why London’s cemeteries are selling used graves.
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This week Danny and Tyler are joined by comedian Chris Charpentier (@chrischarpie, Jimmy Kimmel Live, High Plains Comedy Festival) to discuss the haunting prairie songs of Colter Wall. Specifically, we dig into the eerie murder ballad "Kate McCannon," and talk about how he uses musical dynamics to match his excellent storytelling. Plus much more!
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