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5 Podcasts to Listen to This Summer

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By Jody Avirgan Verified
| The Sunday Long Read
Hey everyone, Jody Avirgan here. Way back when, when SLR was just getting started, I provided podcast recs for Jacob and Don each week. Turns out, my keys still work, so I broke back in to offer you some summer podcast listening tips. Shows that will keep you engaged as you sit in beach traffic, or on the beach itself. And shows that I keep returning to for inspiration. Here we go, let me know if you have any favorite breezy listens.
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30 for 30 Podcasts

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By Jody Avirgan Verified
| ESPN 30 for 30
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It's Dropping Out Season

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By Jane Byrne Verified, Jody Avirgan Verified
| Substack
Welcome to the This Day In Esoteric Political History newsletter. Each week, a member of our team (or a friend of the show) gathers together bits of America’s past and attempts to find a throughline that might add a little understanding to our current moment. Today, you’re in the steady hands of me, Jody! A quick recap of next week in American history. 1796: President GeorgeWashington cited executive privilege in refusing a request for documents from Congress.
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