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Urgent times call for urgent conversations as Professor Michele Goodwin and Rebecca Traister join Dahlia Lithwick for an emergency Amicus to discuss
what’s new and what’s very old about SB 8, the law that allowed Texas to functionally overturn Roe v Wade. They also unpack what it really means when five justices on the Supreme Court hold up their hands as if to say “nothing we can do.”
Podcast production by Sara Burningham.
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A medicine meant to treat parasites is the latest unproven COVID treatment craze. With warnings from the FDA, and prescribers clamping down, some are going to extreme lengths to get their hands on the drug. What’s behind Ivermectin’s sudden rise?
Guest: Brandy Zadrozny, senior reporter for NBC News
Host: Lizzie O’Leary
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Urgent times call for urgent conversations as Professor Michele Goodwin and Rebecca Traister join Dahlia Lithwick for an emergency Amicus to discuss
what’s new and what’s very old about SB 8, the law that allowed Texas to functionally overturn Roe v Wade. They also unpack what it really means when five justices on the Supreme Court hold up their hands as if to say “nothing we can do.”
Podcast production by Sara Burningham.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
A medicine meant to treat parasites is the latest unproven COVID treatment craze. With warnings from the FDA, and prescribers clamping down, some are going to extreme lengths to get their hands on the drug. What’s behind Ivermectin’s sudden rise?
Guest: Brandy Zadrozny, senior reporter for NBC News
Host: Lizzie O’Leary
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
A medicine meant to treat parasites is the latest unproven COVID treatment craze. With warnings from the FDA, and prescribers clamping down, some are going to extreme lengths to get their hands on the drug. What’s behind Ivermectin’s sudden rise?
Guest: Brandy Zadrozny, senior reporter for NBC News
Host: Lizzie O’Leary
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
U.S. officials announced the end of the American military presence in Afghanistan this week, but thousands of people desperate to leave — American citizens and Afghans alike — remain in the country. A loose collection of volunteers is working to get them out.
Guest: Matt Pelak, soldier in the Army National Guard and veteran of the war in Iraq.
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U.S. officials announced the end of the American military presence in Afghanistan this week, but thousands of people desperate to leave — American citizens and Afghans alike — remain in the country. A loose collection of volunteers is working to get them out.
Guest: Matt Pelak, soldier in the Army National Guard and veteran of the war in Iraq.
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The United States is the only rich industrialized nation without a universal paid family leave policy. But as child and home care costs balloon, and the pandemic continues to leave families in precarious work situations, many caretakers have hit a wall. Congress might finally be ready to do something about it.
Guest: Chabeli Carrazana, economy reporter for the 19th.
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The United States is the only rich industrialized nation without a universal paid family leave policy. But as child and home care costs balloon, and the pandemic continues to leave families in precarious work situations, many caretakers have hit a wall. Congress might finally be ready to do something about it.
Guest: Chabeli Carrazana, economy reporter for the 19th.
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Flying has been a drag for years now. But there’s an extra level of stress on commercial flights this summer. Why is flying so terrible at this moment? And what’s a traveler to do?
Guest: Scott McCartney, the Middle Seat columnist for the Wall Street Journal.
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