This week on The Buried Lede: Lots going on --Michael Cohen gets raided, Trump goes bananas (for a change), Pruitt, Syria, Zuck meets Congress, Russia, Gaza, and in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day we welcome our guest David Barnouw, author of "The Anne Frank Phenomenon" (Indiana University Press) who is also one of the editors of the critical edition of "The Diary of Anne Frank"

This week on The Buried Lede: Stephon Clark, Trump being Trump, The Re-examination of the death of UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskoljd, and we welcome our guest "The go-to-journalist for stories on Havana and Miami" the great journalist Ann Louise Bardach.

This week on The Buried Lede we discuss Trump fatigue, Tillerson v. Kushner, Student protests and Poisoners in London, and we welcome to the program Debra Adams Simmons, National Geographic's Executive Editor, Culture to tell us about the special single issue on Race.

This week on The Buried Lede: It's Oscar time! But first : Trump is Unhinged, Gary Cohn is out, Jared is downgraded and Bibi hearts Trump, while the Mexican Prexy is a no-go and a no-show; and we welcome Bill Higgins, The Hollywood Reporter's Oscar party reporter (and Hollywood historian).

This week on The Buried Lede: Parkland leads to increased activism, LA is recognized for its cultural leadership, and Jimmy Buffet is not wasting away in Margaritaville, and we welcome guest Eddy Portnoy, author of "Bad Rabbi" to regale with tales of the Yiddish Press covering the Jewish demi-monde of gangsters, criminals and professional wrestlers in Warsaw and New York at the beginning of the 20th Century.

This week on The Buried Lede, Buying Followers, Devin Nunes' memo gets read, The LA Times goes through Changes, The NY Times weighs in on LA Times imbroglio, and we welcome our guest Justin Chang, the movie critic for the LA Times on awards movies, Sundance and WTF is going at the LA Times.

This week on The Buried Lede, Buying Followers, Devin Nunes' memo gets read, The LA Times goes through Changes, The NY Times weighs in on LA Times imbroglio, and we welcome our guest Justin Chang, the movie critic for the LA Times on awards movies, Sundance and WTF is going at the LA Times.

This week on The Buried Lede: The Government shuts down, Trump get spanked as journalists follow the money, the LA Times has its own MeToo moment, and also votes to unionize; HuffPost tries to go it on staff alone; and we welcome our guest Kim Masters from the Hollywood Reporter and KCRWs The Business to talk about the journalism behind #MeToo

This week on the Buried Lede, it's the Trump Reality Show, pushback of #METOO, Michael Wolff provokes 'Fire and Fury," plus our raves, and our guest David Hirshey of Esquire Magazines's Dubious Establishement

We bid a fond farewell to 2017 with our top podcasts, shout out to our wonderful guests, a year-end wrap-up where we hope we didn't bury the Lede