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Hosted by Chalin Askew, The Delve explores one major question at a time — through narrative reporting, historical context, and long-form conversations.For listeners who want more than headlines, and... more
FAQs about The Delve:How many episodes does The Delve have?The podcast currently has 127 episodes available.
August 21, 2020COVID in the Classroom, Part 2As the Trump administration increases the pressure to reopen schools for in-person instruction, they're ignoring the lives and experiences of teachers and students. In this 2 part series we explore how teachers and educators from across the country are coping. In this second episode we speak with Abraham Ovalles, an education administrator in New York City, Dave Stieber, a high school teacher in Chicago and Amy Mizialko, the president of the Milwaukee Teachers Education Association....more49minPlay
August 14, 2020COVID in the ClassroomAs the Trump administration increases the pressure to reopen schools for in-person instruction, they're ignoring the lives and experiences of teachers and students. In this 2 part series we explore how teachers and educators from across the country are coping. In this first episode we speak with Erik Branman, a teacher at LaGuardia High School in New York City and Angela Harris a first grade teacher at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. MLK is one of the only African American immersion schools in the country....more40minPlay
August 07, 2020The Youth TakeoverWe speak with Hannah Zimmerman, the youngest appointee to the Democratic National Convention and New York’s youngest elected official. She co-founded the Institute for Civic Organizing, a youth-led think tank reimagining how people learn to interact with government. We're also joined by Frances Schroeder, their communications director. Plus we listen to Trainwreck Trump's Axios interview....more34minPlay
July 31, 2020Qualified Immunity: The Law Preventing Breonna Taylor’s Family from Getting JusticeAs calls for justice for #BreonnaTaylor spread across the country and the world, a judicial doctrine known as qualified immunity stands in the way. Today we speak with Zane Crute, president of the Mystic Valley branch of the NAACP. He gives us a glimpse of the fight to overturn qualified immunity. We also discuss Republican's latest response to the coronavirus, Trump's suggestion to delay the election and President Obama's eulogy of John Lewis....more24minPlay
July 25, 2020Trump vs COVID-19, GOP vs Confederate Statues, AOC vs Ted YohoWe discuss Donald Trump's coronavirus strategy, Republicans voting against removing confederate statues in the US Capitol and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortes being accosted by Rep. Ted Yoho....more16minPlay
July 17, 2020Is Fox News the Gateway to Fake News?Today we speak with Howard Polskin. Howard runs the website, therighting.com, which tracks the top stories in conservative media. Sign up for his daily newsletter on his website....more29minPlay
July 07, 2020Welcome to the DelveWelcome to the Delve. The podcast that makes you smarter....more1minPlay
FAQs about The Delve:How many episodes does The Delve have?The podcast currently has 127 episodes available.