Freed hostages and a fragile pause 🎧⬇️ washingtonpost.com/podcasts/post-…

'The Empty Grave of Comrade Bishop' is one of the best podcasts I've ever heard. A mystery that could not be twistier and that is also important. New revelations along the way. Amazing characters. I can't recommend it highly enough. washingtonpost.com/investigations…

A question has haunted a Caribbean nation for 40 years: What happened to the body of Prime Minister Maurice Bishop? My colleagues spent two years investigating this mystery, and this is what we found. It's an incredible story. Listen here: washingtonpost.com/podcasts/the-e…

It's Filipino American History Month. Eat all the lumpia, but also read about events like the 1904 World's Fair, where Filipinos were put on display in St. Louis.

We put out a comic on the fair for our series on the Smithsonian's human brain collection.

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Feinstein was a political brawler who squared off with the likes of the CIA and NRA

She also represented my home state since I was born

Paul Kane who's covered a majority of Feinstein's career in the Senate is on #PostReports today to discuss her legacy tinyurl.com/3pam59p9

In 1933, a physician took the brain of 18-year-old Mary Sara after she died, likely without consent. He sent it to the Smithsonian’s US National Museum for a “racial brain collection.”

Today, 90 years later, Sara’s family buried her brain with the rest of her remains in Seattle

'You look back on the successes, but you don't understand what a high risk venture this was' -- Today's The Washington Post #PostReports podcast just dropped, my interview with Clarence Williams about the March on Washington. He brings serious wisdom and perspective 1/x washingtonpost.com/podcasts/post-…

She's here. Ikinalulugod namin na ipabatid sa inyo ang Paghahanap kay Maura—ang kauna-unahang kuwento sa The Washington Post na nasa wikang Filipino.

Sulat, guhit, at salin nina Nicole Dungca, Claire Healy, renren!, KC Schaper, Hannah Dormido, Christian Benitez, at ako: wapo.st/3YBhvcN

Following the The Washington Post's report, the Smithsonian is coordinating with Philippine authorities National Museum of the Philippines DFA Philippines 🇵🇭 NCCA PH to repatriate the Filipino remains in its racial brains collection.

Read Nicole Dungca and Claire Healy's investigation here: wapo.st/3QCIz9R

The Natural History Museum today has 255 brains, just a portion of at least 30,700 human remains.

This includes the brains of a Sami woman named Mary Sara, Indigenous Filipinos who died at the 1904 World’s Fair, Black people who died in DC, and others from around the world.

Reena Flores put together two podcast episodes following Mary Sara’s story, and our reporting, for Post Reports.

Thursday, we’ll share a behind the scenes video about our reporting process from Joy Yi.

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Important investigation into the Smithsonian’s collection of 250+ human brains, most removed without consent from Black & Indigenous people -- an effort led by Ales Hrdlicka, a curator who believed that White people were superior.
By Nicole Dungca Claire Healy:
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For some reason this skinny Scottish white guy 🙋‍♂️ is fascinated by the history, culture and sociology of hip-hop. This The Washington Post doc by Sean Carter (not THAT Sean Carter) and Arjun Singh is an absolutely brilliant listen:
Reena Flores maggie penman
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We made an audio documentary about hip-hop!

Hear the story of how hip-hop came to be from the legends themselves, including Rakim, YoYo, The Lady of Rage and others.

Honored that my friend Sean Carter allowed me and Reena Flores to help him tell his story. washingtonpost.com/podcasts/post-…

Honored to have produced this episode for The Washington Post's Post Reports with the great Arelis R. Hernández Reena Flores, Martine Powers Rennie Svirnovskiy and Ted Muldoon.

I still cannot listen to this episode without tearing up. Thank you to Jalissa Ybarra for recounting one of the worst days.

Talia Augustidis Eleanor McDowall Falling Tree Radio BBC Radio 4 Erica Heilman kia miakka natisse Invisibilia ariana lee Liana Simstrom James Willetts NPR RAD sai[sigh] sion Pineapple Street Leila Day Chloe Prasinos max linsky Jenna Weiss-Berman Eric Mennel Himie Freeman From the United States, “'It started in the fourth grade building'” takes us into the heart of ​​the deadliest school shooting in nearly a decade, through the eyes of the children who lived it. Listen to the full piece at thirdcoastawards.org.

We just launched the Third Coast/@driehausfdn Competition Showcase with a HUGE announcement: all 11 Winners, chosen by our 21 Final Round Judges: thirdcoastawards.org

Congratulations to all you Award-Winners! We can't wait to spotlight yr work + celebrate you all month long.

For the podcast of my Red Cross story, I visited with:
-the father who lost his 6yo daughter to drowning
-the rogue instructor who shortened lifeguard training
-the Red Cross insider who went public w concerns

Thx maggie penman Ariel Plotnick Reena Flores
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So... I'm sure you saw something about that mind-bending discovery about how our universe functions right?

Thankfully we have Victoria Jaggard to make it make sense on Post Reports (and yes, she answers my time travel question!)

This was a fun one: washingtonpost.com/podcasts/post-…

this whole dang thread 🥺