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Episodes


A Child of Gaza Becomes a Political Symbol

When Facebook Rumors Incite Real Violence

Two Views of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem

The Prospect of Peace With North Korea

The Daily Presents “Caliphate,” Chapter 4
Huzaifa, a former ISIS member, details the systematic indoctrination and training processes used to transform recruits into perpetrators of extreme violence. This progression begins with desensitization through the use of lifelike mannequins and the slaughter of animals, eventually culminating in communal executions th...

A Life-or-Death Crisis for Black Mothers

The C.I.A.’s Moral Reckoning

The Breakdown of the Iran Nuclear Deal

Gina Haspel and the Shadow of Torture

The Return of Rudy Giuliani

The Daily Presents “Caliphate,” Chapter 3
A former foreign fighter recounts his journey to Syria in 2014 to join ISIS, driven by the ideological pursuit of a caliphate. Upon arrival, he describes the organization's bureaucratic entry process, which included formal background checks and vetting by established members. Seeking to avoid immediate frontline combat...

The Hunt for the Golden State Killer

Sexual Harassment's Toll on Careers

The Taxi Driver's Plight
New York City taxi driver Nicolae Hent details the devastating impact of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft on the traditional medallion-based taxi industry. Once a stable path to retirement, the medallion system has collapsed in value from over $1 million to roughly $150,000 due to the influx of unregulated app-...

Mueller’s Questions for Trump

A Family Divided by the Korean War

The Daily Presents “Caliphate,” Chapter 2
The podcast explores the recruitment process into ISIS, focusing on how ordinary individuals become radicalized. It centers on an interview with Abu Huseyfa, a former ISIS recruit from Canada, whose experiences are used to illustrate the typical path to radicalization. The discussion highlights that recruits often come...

The Cosby Verdict and #MeToo

Trump’s Travel Ban Goes to the Supreme Court
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