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How often should I wipe down my phone? Sam talks to comedian Laurie Kilmartin about how she used Twitter and her iPad to process her mother's illness and death from COVID-19. Plus weekly wraps of the news with other journalists. Be found across 60+ directories including online listings, search engines, maps, voice-activated search and more.The creative force behind How I Built This, Guy Raz is an entrepreneur at heart.

!He’s just one of those people who makes you feel happy. Sam's joined by NPR television critic Eric Deggans and Tonya Mosley, co-host of NPR/WBUR's Here & Now and host of the KQED podcast Truth Be Told. They also bond over their feelings about Black...Colleges and universities are getting ready for a new year, but like everything else, coronavirus is complicating everything. Before that show, Coel made waves in the hit British sitcom Chewing Gum. Be found across 60+ directories including online listings, search engines, maps, voice-activated search and more. Subscribe "Karen" is not just a name.

Part of the community since 1965, WMFE focuses on providing quality national and local news and programming. He gets interesting guests and everyone just seems to be having a genuinely good time. On the bi-weekly podcast, Sanders deftly navigates current events and politics, as well as human interest, pop culture, and comedy. Join Sam as he makes sense of the world through conversation. In it, they write about their friendship story and they share lessons for all of us about how to keep our own friendships strong.

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Sam chats about the Supreme Court with Slate's Mark Joseph Stern, then checks in with Tobore Oweh, a DACA recipient who is hopeful yet realistic about her status. Sam talks to Peter Kafka and Rani Molla, co-hosts of the podcast Land of the Giants, about the Netflix effect — how it got to where it is today, its win over Blockbuster, and the one TV show that launched a thousand binges (figuratively speaking).Sam revisits his chat with Regina King from 2019 after the actress' recent Emmy nomination for her performance on the HBO series Watchmen. She began covering Congress in August 2011.Yahoo!

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Sam is joined by Planet Money's Mary Childs and Stacey Vanek Smith to make sense of it all. This week we share an episode from Code Switch about the origins of "Karen" as an archetype, who her ancestors were, and why such a label even exists.A special bonus feed drop from The Los Angeles Times podcast Asian Enough: A conversation with Top Chef host, model and writer Padma Lakshmi about growing up Indian American in the San Gabriel Valley, cultural appropriation vs. appreciation in food, and her new Hulu show Taste the Nation.Coronavirus Questions Answered, Plus A Chat About 'Indian Matchmaking'Should I wear a mask while running? She tells Sam about the emotional transparency that comes from shaving her head and how she once embraced the Pentecostal faith. Sam Sanders is a correspondent and host of It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders at NPR. About the Host Sam Sanders. But not the '68 you think. During the 2016 election, Sam Sanders quickly emerged as a compelling new voice, ... For the past several months he's been bringing those qualities to his podcast It's Been a Minute. Sam is joined by Washington Post tech reporters Elizabeth Dwoskin and Tony Romm. I love the diversity of not only the individuals spotlighted on it but also the topics discussed. The Rise of Netflix (and Downfall of Blockbuster) : It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders One of the few companies doing well during this pandemic is Netflix. Sam chats with them about going to friend therapy and what it's like to have a deep friendship with someone of a different race. Plus, how likeability plays into politics. Join Sam Sanders for a recap of the week's news, culture and everything else. Previously, as a key member of NPR's election unit, Sam covered the intersection of culture, pop culture and politics in the 2016 election, and embedded with the Bernie Sanders campaign for several months. In it, they write about their friendship story and they share lessons for all of us about how to keep our own friendships strong. In the last few months, the streaming service has seen a huge uptick in new subscribers. Karens are part of a long lineage going back at least a couple centuries. Sam Sanders feels like your best friend, whose phone call you look to forward and always answer, even if you’re busy brushing your teeth. He’s gone from covering politics as an NPR reporter to hosting his own radio show and podcast, On September 11, we're joining forces with our friends at Politics and Prose for a very special evening. Joining Sam are All Things Considered co-host Audie Cornish and Code Switch co-host Gene Demby to chat about their TV picks — Netflix's Bojack Horseman and HBO's I May Destroy You — and to play a special summer songs version of Who Said That. Plus weekly wraps of the news with other journalists. "Karen" is not just a name. It’ll air each Saturday at 11 a.m.

It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders podcast on demand - Each week, Sam Sanders interviews people in the culture who deserve your attention. Then, Sam is all caught up in the buzz around Netflix's Indian Matchmaking, and he calls up journalist and former It's Been a Minute intern Hafsa Fathima to break it down.Aminatou Sow, Ann Friedman And Their 'Big Friendship'All relationships have a backstory, even friendships. As a journalist, storyteller, and creator, he brings to his work a characteristic style that has been honed in the field, on the air, and in top podcasts like TED Radio Hour and Wow In The World.Sam Sanders is one of public radio’s freshest voices.