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Leital Molad

  • Audio and Podcast Creative Executive Producer, Freelance
  • Head of Podcasts, WaitWhat
New York
As seen in: WaitWhat, The Intercept, The World from PRX, First Look Media, WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA)
Moving to leitalm.bsky.social! Audio maker. Head of Podcasts @waitwhat. Faculty SVA @dcrit. Formerly @pushkinpods, @firstlookmedia, @WNYC & @Studio360show.
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Hello, Dolly!

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By Michele Siegel, Leital Molad
| WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
By Michele Siegel, Leital Molad • 29 minutes ago At age 10, in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, Dolly Parton launched her country music career. Sixty years later she shows no sign of slowing down. Over the years she has become a movie star, a theme park creator and a literacy activist. Kurt spoke with Dolly after the release of her 2005 record, “Those Were the Days.” (Originally aired October 29, 2005) From Studio 360 ©2017 PRI
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Dolly Parton on her musical career.

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By Michele Siegel, Leital Molad
| The World from PRX Verified
Music Studio 360 February 07, 2019 · 4:00 PM EST Dolly Parton performs in 2014. Credit: Cathal McNaughton/Reuters At age 10, in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, Dolly Parton launched her country music career. Sixty years later she shows no sign of slowing down. Over the years she has become a movie star, a theme park creator and a literacy activist. Kurt spoke with Dolly after the release of her 2005 record, “Those Were the Days.” (Originally aired October 29, 2005) Want a seat at the table?
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American Icons: Barbie

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By Leital Molad
| WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
Whether you've dressed her up in ball gowns or chopped off her hair, everyone has something to say about the all-American doll. Since her creation in 1959 — based on a sexy novelty item sold to German men — the best-selling doll in the world has charmed girls, lured collectors, made billions and stirred controversy. Is Barbie a negative female stereotype? Or is she a toy that encourages imagination?
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