When July arrives, many of us set out on long road trips with family or plan complicated trips to far-flung destinations. We’ve selected three podcasts that will support you in these efforts with their entertaining storytelling. paper trail ProPublica Believes that investigative journalism can change the world. Their first step is their independent, nonprofit newsroom
barry cassidy And tony barry Discuss what caused One Nation’s first decline in polling numbers in more than a year, and why voters alienated by Pauline Hanson are not returning to the Liberal Party. They also examine the politics of falling house prices, and why it could pose a challenge for Labour
Keir Starmer has been accused of leaving Andy Burnham with a £4.7bn black hole in the defense fund. The Government announced a defense investment plan on Tuesday, which includes a £15bn increase – but the incoming chancellor will have to find around £5bn. Burnham’s aides have called the announcement an ‘unexploded bomb’, so what are
Who actually listens to podcasts? Be careful with your assumptions, says number eight, citing a study of five markets. Podcast listeners aren’t just young; Seniors are not just a sideline affair; And it’s not just the boys listening. This article gives us the right questions to ask when planning podcast campaigns.
Rate, Review, Share apple podcasts And join the conversation over email. Today on the Podcast; England came back from behind to beat DR Congo 2-1. Harry Kane is once again the hero for England, his double means he has more goals than Pele at the World Cup and many of those goals are not so
Researchers claim they are close to creating life from scratch after creating tiny, quivering blobs that use lab-made DNA to feed, grow and multiply in a dish. To find out how important this step is, and what direction scientists hope it will take, Madeleine Finley spoke with co-host Ian Sample and Kate Adamala, professor of
Last month, Clifton George was convicted of the murder of his partner Annabel Rook. she was, like annie kelly Listen, an extraordinary woman: founder of Mamasuz, an organization founded to help refugee women, many of whom are themselves victims of male violence; A loving mother of two; and lifelong friend Katherine Milne. Annie talks to
It is the first Guardian Essential Poll since Pauline Hanson’s provocative speech at the National Press Club – where she attacked multiculturalism, climate action, the UN and the ABC and SBS. Her polling numbers have since stagnated, and even One Nation supporters are expressing concerns about her policy offerings. Guardian Australia political reporter josh butler
During this tenure, the US Supreme Court issued decisions on issues ranging from voting rights to immigration and birthright citizenship, reshaping the lives of millions of people. Kai Wright talks with The Nation’s justice correspondent Eli Mistel about how the court got all its powers in the first place, and why Mistel thinks court reforms
President Trump made more than $2 billion from crypto and other business ventures last year. As the US races to become the self-proclaimed ‘crypto capital of the world’, the President and his family have turned digital tokens, meme coins and merchandise into an unprecedented revenue stream. But just how rich can a sitting US president