NEW on the podcast. Sealab: A Home on the Ocean Floor The ocean has long been both a source of fear and fascination. Today: the story of the U.S. Navy’s little-known experiment to train “aquanauts” to live and work in the deep sea. Listen: bit.ly/3E9IDcK

My story about Sealab is airing on NPR today and is on the Radio Diaries podcast! There is some very fun archival audio, including astronaut/aquanaut Scott Carpenter singing in a high pitched helium voice 😂 Also, find me on bluesky: @skkradio.bsky.social podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sea…

Brand new story airing in TWO parts today on NPR.Or head over to the podcast for the full, deep-sea experience. Tune in 4:20 pm and 5:50 pm ET on NPR's All Things Considered. Listen Here: bit.ly/3E9IDcK

NEW mini-series drops today! Making Waves, three controversial broadcasters who each used the microphone in different ways... one to warn, one to rile and one to preach. Listen to episode 1: The Happy-Am-I Preacher podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mak…

🚨First ep of NEW miniseries just dropped! 🚨Loved producing this. Michaux brought as much joy to Black America as he did drama — a forgotten enigma. Listen: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mak…

We rejoiced in the office today at the news that Heavyweight Podcast is on its way back. Welcome back Jonathan Goldstein

They each used the microphone in different ways: one to warn, one to rile, one to preach. Our mini series Making Waves has LAUNCHED on the Radio Diaries feed. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rad…

Last week on the podcast, part two of Making Waves: The Original Angry Talker. We profile, Joe Pyne, the little-known forefather of conservative talk radio. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mak…

Dorothy Thompson was the first American journalist to be expelled by the Nazi regime. Back in the states, she established herself as prominent voice against fascism. On the podcast today, the final Making Waves story: the woman who warned the world. rb.gy/nurjml

Once an advocate of Zionism, Dorothy Thompson wrote, following a trip to Palestine in 1945: “I had to speak out about this, for the same reason I had to speak out about Hitler. But my Zionist friends don’t seem to understand the universality of simple moral principles.”

really proud of producing this! the story of a woman whose outspokenness spanned from Jewish refugees in WWII to Palestinian refugees thereafter. listen and learn!

Our new series, Making Waves launches on All Things Considered tomorrow. Tune in Thurs, Fri, Sat on your local station NPR station.

Part 1 in the books. Thanks Mary Louise Kelly for a beautiful intro as always. Tune in tomorrow for the woman who interviewed Hitler. npr.org/2025/03/13/nx-…

TODAY @ 4:20 pm -- In 1939, Time Magazine called Dorothy Thompson a woman who “thinks, talks and sleeps world problems — and scares men half to death.” They weren’t wrong. Part II of Making Waves airs on NPR's All Things Considered and npr.org.

In 1934, Washington Post called preacher Elder Michaux the "best known" Black man in America. By the 60s, he'd have a feud with MLK. Now on NPR: npr.org/2025/03/15/nx-…

Tons of new drops today from Radiotopia!! New shows, new series, new names, new hosts, new look. CHECK IT OUT. medium.com/prxofficial/ra…

📜🎙️ The Top 100 Human History Podcasts of 2025 Are Here! 🏛️🔥 🔗 Discover the full list here: millionpodcasts.com/human-history-… For history buffs, researchers & curious minds—this is your go-to resource for top human history podcasts. Explore ancient civilizations, archaeology,

We're big fans of Radio Diaries and we're honored that this week they're sharing Conor Gillies' Issue One profile of historian Robin D. G. Kelley, "Pie Down Here." Kelley listens back — for the first time in decades! — to his 1980s oral histories with sharecropper organizers.