Intercepted Podcast
The Rebellion in Defense of Black Lives Is Rooted in U.S. History. So, Too, Is Trump’s Authoritarian Rule.
Authors Keisha Blain and Stuart Schrader are this week’s guests.
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The people behind The Intercept’s fearless reporting and incisive commentary discuss the crucial issues of our time: national security, civil liberties, foreign policy, and criminal justice. New episodes on Wednesday.
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The Disenfranchiser: Donald Trump’s Attack on Voting Rights and the Threat to Native Sovereignty
Journalists Ari Berman and Rebecca Nagle are this week’s guests.
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“The Jungle” and the Pandemic: The Meat Industry, Coronavirus, and an Economy in Crisis
HuffPost senior reporter Zach Carter and journalist Ted Genoways are this week's guests.
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What Reconstruction and the New Deal Can Teach Us About What Comes After the Pandemic Presidency
Yale professors and Pulitzer Prize winners David Blight and Greg Grandin are this week's guests.
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Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and the Politics of Sexual Misconduct
Journalist Melissa Gira Grant and former Nevada assemblywoman Lucy Flores are this week’s guests.
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Viral Injustice: How the Pandemic is Unmasking the U.S. Economic, Racial, and Immigration Systems
Writer Zak Cheney-Rice and journalist John Washington are this week’s guests.
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Coronavirus and the Radical Religious Right's Bumbling Messiah
Author Jeff Sharlet and Dr. Seema Yasmin are this week’s guests.
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Introducing Somebody Episode 1: Courtney
Shapearl Wells wants to know who shot her son Courtney. The cops won’t help, so she sets out on her own investigation to find the killer.
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The Failed State of America
Jacobin magazine Executive Editor Seth Ackerman joins for a conversation with host Jeremy Scahill.
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Pandemic Racism: The Wisconsin Primary, Disenfranchisement, and the Cost of Life
On Intercepted, Milwaukee Health Commissioner Dr. Jeanette Kowalik, scholar Dr. Ibram X. Kendi, and organizer Christian Smalls.