Evan Chung (evan chung) hosts this week's devastating episode of ONE YEAR: 1977: a medical misinformation story that scientists "forgot at their own peril," according to Mary Ziegler. slate.com/podcasts/one-y…

This is legitimately one of the most gripping stories from any genre or any podcast I’ve ever listened to. It’s as relevant today as it was 40+ years ago, and I will be thinking about the people in it for a long time.

This was a super fun conversation to have about the music of 1977 — a year so rich that, amazingly, Chris Molanphy and I didn’t even get to Meat Loaf’s BAT OUT OF HELL

Happy 10-4, good buddy! Always a good excuse to revisit my story on “Convoy” by C.W. McCall pri.org/stories/2018-0…

One Year is back for a second season, hosted by Josh Levin! This season covers 1995––a year when homegrown terrorists attacked Oklahoma City, America went online, and the Macarena took over nightclubs. The first episode drops 11/18. Subscribe now: slate.trib.al/EXLC8gx

Congrats to the One Year team: host Josh Levin, evan chung, madeline ducharme🚲 & more! Catch up on our first season, which covered the people/events of 1977 here: slate.com/podcasts/one-y… And our current season on 1995 here: slate.com/podcasts/one-y…

On the latest episode of One Year, I report on a classic tale of the early internet: the innovative, forgotten 1995 “cybersoap” The Spot. Hit the Spot!

Grateful to be featured here! And everybody should listen to ICYMI all the time!

Loved Kurt Andersen ’s cameo in this Hallmark Christmas movie

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New today! Working on this particularly fun One Year episode, I’ve really come to appreciate “Macarena” as a perfect pop song.

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It’s a season wrap on One Year: 1995! Slate Plus subscribers can hear me gab about it. If you haven’t already, now’s a perfect time to binge the whole show.

On the latest Decoder Ring: how a fake country star inspired a pop culture craze for truckers slate.trib.al/lcTxQTB

Thanks to Decoder Ring for the chance to refresh my story on “Convoy”! A fitting tribute to Bill Fries, the real “C.W. McCall,” who died last month. We’ll catch you on the flip flop, Rubber Duck.

If you're not listening to One Year, you are missing out! We are featuring a story by Evan Chung that I wished we did, but alas we do get to share it 99percentinvisible.org/episode/one-ye…

Honored to have my One Year story about the 1942 music recording ban on 99 Percent Invisible this week! It’s got two of my favorite things: Chicago and Charlie Parker