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July 21, 2025In Good Company: The problem of isolation for parentsWhat obstacles are preventing them from finding community and making connections?...more47minPlay
July 21, 2025If You Can Keep It: The layoffs at the Departments of State and EducationMany dealing with Putin or managing federal student aid are now without jobs....more47minPlay
July 21, 2025Sharks, on the big screen and in the great blue seaWe get into all the things we get wrong about this fascinating fish....more47minPlay
July 21, 2025A conversation about ‘Blackbird: A Mother’s Reflections on Grief, Loss, and Life After Suicide’Betsy Thibaut Stephenson's son Charlie died by suicide in 2022. Her memoir helped her grieve, and she hopes it will help dispel the stigma around depression and suicide....more4minPlay
July 21, 2025Summer of Sci-Fi: From the Earth to the MoonWe mark the anniversary of the moon landing with Jules Verne’s visionary From the Earth to the Moon....more32minPlay
July 18, 2025Meet District Fringe – D.C.’s new, independent theater festivalDedicated to local, independent theater - the festival kicked off earlier this month with a line-up of ticketed and free performances that include genres such as comedy, musical, drama, and cabaret....more5minPlay
July 18, 2025Hot Jazz Saturday Night: July 19, 2025This week on Hot Jazz Saturday Night we remember singer Connie Francis. Her legacy is a reminder of songs from the 1920s thought to be a brand new when someone makes a hit of it decades later. “Who’s Sorry Now” is a prime example. We’ll hear versions of it from 1923....more2h 59minPlay
July 18, 2025Lawmakers could again expel Trayon White now that he’s been re-elected. The prospect is complicatedThe D.C. Council is debating whether to wait for White’s January trial on bribery charges or try to force him out of office again in the wake of his special election win....more4minPlay
July 18, 2025The Politics Hour: D.C. Council Chair Phil Mendelson on budget cuts and Trayon White’s re-electionD.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson talks Congressional pressure to pass the RFK stadium deal and compromising on tipped minimum wage. WAMU's new Maryland reporter Jenny Abamu discusses what federal layoffs mean for local residents....more50minPlay
July 17, 2025The News Roundup – InternationalTrump wants the war in Ukraine over in 50 days. And he prepares another round of tariffs....more48minPlay