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Amy Pedulla

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writer & radio producer | MFA narrative nonfiction @ugagrady | she/her

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Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc

Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc

Download past episodes or subscribe to future episodes of Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc. by Won…

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Household Name

Household Name

Listen to Household Name episodes free, on demand. These are the surprising stories behind our biggest, house…

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One Third of Women Are Living with Sexual Pain That's Ruining Their Lives | Broadly

One Third of Women Are Living with Sexual Pain That's Ruining Their Lives | Broadly

Vulvodynia and associated disorders make sex excruciatingly painful, but doctors are still stumped on how to …

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Snowden lashes out at US government for keeping drone program secret

Snowden lashes out at US government for keeping drone program secret

ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y - National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward Snowden and one of the top law…

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Love Letters Podcast

Love Letters Podcast

In the new Love Letters podcast, columnist Meredith Goldstein gets deeper and more personal. Every season, sh…

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Magic Pill

Magic Pill

A daily dose of get-up-and-go

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The song that fueled protests and a legacy of hope

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By Rund Abdelfatah Verified, Nic Neves, Julia Redpath, Liana Simstrom, Amy Pedulla, Sarah Wyman
| NPR Verified
The song that fueled protests and a legacy of hope : Throughline In our final installment of AP250, how We Shall Overcome became the anthem of generations of protestors. Today on the show, we revisit an episode from the NPR archives about the legacy of hope found in the lyrics of this timeless song. Support public media with NPR+ and enjoy perks for over 25 podcasts like this one. This show’s perks include sponsor-free listening. Learn more at plus.npr.org.
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The license to be funny in America

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By Kyana Moghadam Verified, Rund Abdelfatah Verified, Nic Neves, Julia Redpath, Sarah Wyman, Amy Pedulla, Liana Simstrom, Irene Noguchi Verified
| NPR Verified
The license to be funny in America : Throughline One of the most fundamental aspects of American democracy has been the public’s ability to critique power, whether that’s through protest, legislation, or a really funny joke. Today, we take a romp into the history of American comedy, showing no matter how crude, rude, or distasteful the humor may be, Americans have a constitutional right to stand up.
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The architect of modern China

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By Rund Abdelfatah Verified, Amy Pedulla, Jasmine Romero Verified
| Hoover Institution
From impoverishment to global superpower, China’s supremacy happened at a breakneck speed thanks to the visionary strategy of the man who took power in 1978. Over the next decade, under leader Deng Xiaoping’s firm leadership, China flirted with capitalism and transformed its socio-economic and political systems, effectively becoming the world’s factory.
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Interview

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Yes ! Breaking News Editor / Reporter

When's the best time to pitch you?

Anytime

When you're not at a computer, where are you most likely to be?

On my phone. On Twitter.