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Journalist, IKEA enthusiast, and aspiring Sunday crossword solver. Currently making podcasts. Proud @witnessdocs / @Stitcher @UptownRadio and @BTYBpod alum.
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Route 66 and the quest to connect America

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By Rund Abdelfatah Verified, Casey Miner Verified, Devin Katayama Verified, Sarah Wyman, Julia Redpath, Amy Pedulla, Kyana Moghadam Verified, Schuyler Swenson Verified, Jasmine Romero Verified, Liana Simstrom, Irene Noguchi Verified
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Route 66 and the quest to connect America : Throughline Route 66 turns 100 this year. It's considered America’s most nostalgic road trip. With wide open road, sunsets that fill the whole sky, dirt-kissed Chevy trucks, and revving motorcycles. But Route 66 started out as a muddy road to nowhere.
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The ongoing battle over asylum in America

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By Ramtin Arablouei, Rund Abdelfatah Verified, Julie Caine, Casey Miner Verified, Lawrence Wu Verified, Cristina Kim Verified, Anya Steinberg, Devin Katayama Verified, Sarah Wyman, Irene Noguchi Verified, Jasmine Romero Verified, Liana Simstrom
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The ongoing battle over asylum in America : Throughline The U.S. has long professed to be a country where people can seek refuge. That's the promise etched into the base of the Statue of Liberty. But it's never been that clear-cut. And in June, the Supreme Court passed two rulings that could make seeking safe haven in the U.S. even more difficult.
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The story of July 4th is messier than you remember

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By Rund Abdelfatah Verified, Liana Simstrom, Jasmine Romero Verified, Casey Miner Verified, Devin Katayama Verified, Amy Pedulla, Sarah Wyman, Irene Noguchi Verified, Kyana Moghadam Verified, Schuyler Swenson Verified, Julia Redpath
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The story of July 4th is messier than you remember : Throughline Devastating compromises. Midnight rides. A nailbiter vote. Statue toppling riots… and the very real possibility of death. This July 4th, we're taking you inside the making of the Declaration of Independence and how, against all odds, a single document introduced the world to a new kind of nation. Guests: Walter Isaacson, professor at Tulane University and author of The Greatest Sentence Ever Written.
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