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‘Chapo Trap House’ Has a Hit Podcast. Now, They Have a Movie

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By Elisabeth Garber-Paul Verified
| Rolling Stone Verified
It’s a Friday afternoon, and Amber A’Lee Frost is scouring the large, colorful, laminated menu in a Greek diner in Silverlake, Los Angeles, talking about why she decided to move to L.A. It was 2020, she remembers, and the co-founder and at the time co-host of the mega-hit socialist podcast Chapo Trap House was just coming off tour with the pod. She’d already been considering a change of coasts — she’d been living in New York City for almost a decade — and when Covid hit, she realized it was time.
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How to Keep a TV Show Relevant for 70 Years Original

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By Elisabeth Garber-Paul Verified
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When The Open Mind premiered on PBS in 1956, host Richard D. Heffner wanted to do something that had never been done on television before: each Sunday for an hour, have a weekly dialogue about ideas, not merely events, scrutinizing not just what we are doing as a country but why we are doing it. Sure, TV hadn’t been around that long — a decade earlier, only one percent of American homes even had one — but Heffner’s creation was revolutionary.
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Nolan Wells’ Family Demands ‘Thorough’ Investigation: Death ‘Does Not Make Sense’

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By Elisabeth Garber-Paul Verified, Daniel Kreps Verified
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The family of Nolan Wells, civil rights attorney Ben Crump, and activist Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference in New York Friday, July 10, demanding a “thorough” investigation into the death of the 18-year-old football player who had last been seen on Horn Island. “It is clear that this situation must have the most thorough and objective investigation to lead to justice,” Sharpton said Friday.
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