Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - Let’s Get Ready To Romance

Reset sits down with a bookish panel to hear about their favorite escapist and happily-ever-after fiction. The panel includes Sonali Dev, author of “The Vibrant Years,” Bryn Donovan, author of “Her Knight At The Museum,” and Jen Prokop, co-host of the Fated Mates podcast. For a full archive of Reset interviews, head over to wbez.org/reset.

Opening Arguments - What It Really Takes To Immigrate “The Right Way”

OA1091 - We are honored to welcome Somali-American author and advocate Abdi Nor Iftin for the first of a 2-part Thanksgiving episode dedicated with gratitude to the incredible efforts that so many naturalized Americans have made to be a part of this country. Abdi has recorded the full story of his life in his book Call Me American, in which he details the long journey from his escape from being forced into service as a child soldier in war-torn Somalia to his years as a refugee in Kenya before winning the U.S. diversity visa lottery and building a thoroughly American life in one of the last states you might expect. In this extended interview we get to know Abdi as he shares his story and his unique perspective on what the current American moment means for him and his community. 

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Up First from NPR - Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire, Protests in Pakistan, Trump Threatens Tariffs

A 60-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has gone into effect. Security forces dispersed thousands of protesters in the capital of Pakistan after they marched on the city to demand the release of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan. And, President-elect Donald Trump has threatened tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China in a bid to stem the flow of fentanyl and unauthorized migrants into the country.

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NPR's Book of the Day - In ‘Growing Up Urkel,’ actor Jaleel White reflects on a career-defining role

Steve Urkel, the nerdy, bespectacled neighbor in Family Matters, is one of '90s television's most iconic characters. Urkel's nasally voice, oversized glasses and signature catchphrases made the character nearly inescapable in pop culture – and also made a star out of Jaleel White, the actor who played him. In a new memoir, Growing Up Urkel, White reflects on how the role catapulted his career while permanently shaping the way others see him. In today's episode, he joins NPR's Ailsa Chang for a conversation that touches on the character's mass appeal, TV stereotypes about Black boys, and how playing Urkel has affected White's view of his own masculinity.

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The Intelligence from The Economist - Moment of truce: a ceasefire in the Middle East

This morning, a deal halting fighting between Israel and Lebanon for 60 days came into effect. Our correspondent considers if that can hold, and what it means for Gaza. What do Northvolt’s financial troubles mean for European hopes to produce batteries for electric vehicles (10:06)? And why the French are realising that women can still be sexy at 60 (16:08).


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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 11.27.24

Alabama

  • 2 AL Congressmen celebrate decision by Jack Smith re: cases against Trump
  • KY judge issues injunction that affects state of AL and farming industry
  • AG Marshall's office freezes Lipscomb city assets due to gambling issue
  • State senator wants ALDOT to purchase Tuscaloosa bridge and remove toll
  • The Republican Party in AL gained more minority voters in 2024

National

  • Trump's transition team to forego use of federal services in return to Wh
  • Trump nominates Dr. Jay Battacharya to head up National Institute of Health
  • Missouri AG wins legal battle to uphold voter ID law in that state
  • A report on the Dept. of Energy shows dismal vetting process for grants/loans
  • Harris campaign "donated" $500K to Al Sharpton's non profit to get interview
  • Illegal alien in VA with criminal history now arrested for rape of female hiker
  • Walmart to dial back its DEI initiatives and policies

Everything Everywhere Daily - The Islamic Caliphates

After the Prophet Mohammed's death in 632, his followers faced a dilemma. Mohammed was not only their spiritual leader but also their political leader. 

While no one could replace Mohammed, they needed a leader for their community. 

The result was the creation of the position of the caliph, or "successor." A series of caliphs ruled the Islamic world for centuries, and they left an indelible mark on the world today. 

Learn more about the Islamic Caliphates and how they ruled the Islamic world on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.


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The NewsWorthy - Ceasefire in Effect, Holiday Travel Forecast & Zoom All-In on AI – Wednesday, November 27, 2024

The news to know for Wednesday, November 27, 2024!

We’ll tell you about a ceasefire deal now in effect between Israel and Hezbollah.

And what to know about President-elect Trump refusing certain federal funding, background checks for his cabinet, and an ethics pledge.

Also, we have an update on the weather across the country on one of the busiest travel days of the year.

Plus, a new proposal would give millions of Americans access to popular – and usually expensive – weight loss drugs, like Ozempic, what salary it takes for each generation to think they’re ‘financially successful,’ and Americans are getting ready to shop – Black Friday deals are already underway

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