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I can’t believe I have never heard about this before. It’s such a massive tragedy.
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Honestly, Tai is a remarkable human that happens to be a kid. This episode is a fantastic example. It was smart, compassionate and genuinely educational. Highlight: when Tai asks a researcher if there’s any way our species might evolve beyond bullying. She responds that she’s not sure how — and he chirps, “that’s not a no!”
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serena echoed:
The role of African Americans in the White House is unfortunately a lesser known aspect of U.S. history, from running the White House kitchen operations to feeding many American presidents, their families, visiting politicians and international guests.
Episode 291: Hidden Cooks in the White House
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When this podcast is good, it's magical. This episode transported me to the past when flagpole sitting made sense as a route to fame.
Episode 147: Shipwreck Kelly
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mm echoed:
This interview was something else. Never heard Ezra Klein start an interview saying he was disappointed in a guest’s arguments and lack of framework of the world for the topic at hand. Yikes...
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