Listen to our friends at It's Been A Minute dig into the cultural phenomenon that is Real Housewives… and why so many of us - including our very own Yowei Shaw - can’t look away. npr.org/2023/03/03/116…

We appreciate this bot but if you are looking for the context of Abby Wendle's quote, you'll find it in this Invisibilia story from 2019: npr.org/2019/03/21/705…

Happy International Women's Day! Cheers to the incredible women that make our show possible. Today's playlist: ted.com/playlists/338/…

Fun fact: Brittany Luse and Yowei Shaw are HUGE Real Housewives fans. This week, we’re featuring an episode from our friends over at It's Been A Minute all about the franchise and the fandom. npr.org/2023/03/03/116…

When things get rough, Yowei Shaw turns on Real Housewives for comfort. In honor of the Real Housewives episode we’re featuring from our friends at It's Been A Minute, we want to know: what media do you re-watch/read/listen to for comfort? npr.org/2023/03/03/116…

Season 2, Episode 1 of #LouderThanARiot is available now! Listen wherever you get your podcasts 🎧

NPR cut 10% of its staff this week and will stop the production of four podcasts: 'Invisibilia', 'Louder Than a Riot', 'Rough Translation' and 'Everyone & Their Mom'. n.pr/42BqWul

Dear listeners, some sad news. Bc of NPR's recent layoffs, we've learned our next episode will be our last. We’re gutted & we’ll miss you. Stay tuned for our final episode & thank u for listening all these years <3 tinyurl.com/4kz5e3zz

The last transmission. Full of many a listener submission. And lines like “And surprisingly for NPR we only got one haiku!” Damn, Yowei Shaw can spin a goodbye show. My heart is both heavy and full to watch the sun set on this ray of light. npr.org/2023/04/25/117…

1/4: Congrats to this year’s winner of the Carolyn C. Mattingly Award for Mental Health Reporting Stephanie Foo, author of WHAT MY BONES KNOW, Neena Pathak, Lee Hale, @Ariana_Lee93, Phoebe Wang, Yowei Shaw & Nic M. Neves for their Invisibilia episode “Therapy Ghostbusters”: nationalpress.org/award-story/np…

2/4: “This well-built & evocative audio documentary focuses on a community of Asian immigrants and descendants in California,” judges said, and “provides hope with a thoughtful, culturally competent approach, people struggling [w/ PTSD] can get better.” npr.org/programs/invis…