News
Story of the Day : NPR
- Monkeypox likely isn't much of a threat to the public, a White House official says
- 5 states went to the polls Tuesday to pick candidates in primary elections
- Biden will visit Buffalo, where residents are reeling from the mass shooting
- Black Buffalo community is tired of hearing promises when the killings don't stop
- The Senate is expected to vote on a bill codifying Roe v. Wade into law
- Illinois is preparing for a potential influx of people seeking abortions
- Leaked Supreme Court draft opinion renews the political debate involving abortion
- The U.S. Supreme Court appears ready to strike down Roe v. Wade
- While a hundred people escaped a Ukrainian steel plant, more are still trapped
- FDA considers a Pfizer booster and a Moderna vaccine for children
World Story of the Day : NPR
- Ukrainian judge hands down a sentence in the first war crimes trial in that conflict
- North Korea mobilizes the military to distribute medicine during COVID outbreak
- Hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers evacuated from steel plant to Russian-held territory
- Finland monitors Russia's movements as it waits for acceptance into NATO
- Finnish government leaders say their country must join NATO without delay
- Ukraine will prevail over Russia and we will help them, NATO official says
- Sri Lanka's prime minister resigns after weeks of protests
- Voters in the Philippines stream to the polls to choose a new president
- Evacuees from Mariupol describe how they survived inside the Azovstal steel plant
- South Asia's heat wave leaves a billion people in danger of related health problems
Business Story of the Day : NPR
- Biden's launch of a trade pact is overshadowed by a Taiwan-China question
- Musk says he's having second thoughts about buying Twitter
- The FDA announces plans to ease the shortage of baby formula
- Why suppressing violent videos is a constant problem for tech companies
- Investor Cathie Wood, a Wall Street darling, is now criticized as a one-trick pony
- Rising prices are the talk around a lot of kitchen tables these days
- Are corporations using inflationary times to raise prices and up their profits?
- Employers are opening opportunities to formerly incarcerated people to fill vacancies
- The Federal Reserve is expected to take a big step to try to lower inflation
- 737 Max crash victims' families aim to reopen Boeing's deferred prosecution agreement
Embedded
- Capital Gazette: "All Of A Sudden... It's Different"
- On Our Watch: Under Color of Law
- On Our Watch: The Brady Rule
- On Our Watch: Neglect of Duty
- On Our Watch: Perceived Threat
- On Our Watch: 20-20 Hindsight
- On Our Watch: Conduct Unbecoming
- On Our Watch: In Good Faith
- Capital Gazette: "We Are The Newsroom"
- Capital Gazette: "I Know He Did It"
The NPR Politics Podcast
- Weekly Roundup: May 20th
- Will Threats To Abortion Access Motivate Democratic Voters? Maybe.
- MAGA Republicans Dominate Key North Carolina, Pennsylvania Primaries
- American Conservatives Are Smitten With Hungary's Increasingly Autocratic Leader
- How Replacement Theory Moved From The Fringe To The Mainstream
- Weekly Roundup: May 13th
- A Majority of Americans Support Roe. That Doesn't Mean They Agree on Abortion.
- This Longtime Dem Lawmaker Opposes Abortion Rights. Will Primary Voters Support Him?
- Biden's Midterm Pitch: Inflation Is High, But You're Still Better Off With Me
- National Abortion Ban Could Come To A Vote If Republicans Win Congress
Talk and Interview
Fresh Air
- Novelist Emma Straub
- Best Of: George Floyd's Life / The Queer History Of A Women's Prison
- George Carlin
- Political Discord In The White Evangelical Church
- How Systemic Racism Shaped George Floyd's Life
- Frank Bruni On Vision Lost & Found
- The Queer History Of The Women's House Of Detention
- Best Of: Rosie Perez / Stephen Merchant
- Met Opera Star Anthony Roth Costanzo
- How Tucker Carlson Conquered Cable
Science Friday
- Seabird Poop, ‘Prehistoric Planet’ TV Show, Dry Great Plains, Six Foods For A Changing Climate. May 20, 2022, Part 2
- Miscarriage Care, End of Astronauts, COVID Deaths Milestone. May 20, 2022, Part 1
- Abortion Medication, Rat Island, Access To Parks, Climate And Seafood. May 13, 2022, Part 2
- Second Black Hole Image, Last Days Of The Dinosaurs, Rising COVID Cases. May 13, 2022, Part 1
- Revisiting The Titanic, STEM Drag Performers As Science Ambassadors. May 6, 2022, Part 2
- How The Brain Deals With Grief, Listening To Noisy Fish Sounds. May 6, 2022, Part 1
- Covid Court Cases, Sharing Viruses for Research, Hepatitis Spike. April 29, 2022, Part 1
- Dog Breeds And Dog Behavior, Polar Science Update, Decarbonizing Transportation. April 29, 2022, Part 2
- Plastics And Ocean Life, Building An Animal Crossing, Indigenous Restoration. April 22, 2022, Part 2
- Carbon Removal Technology, IPCC And Policy, Sustainability News, Listening To A River. April 22, 2022, Part 1
1A
- 'Joy Luck Club' To 'Pachinko': The Asian Diaspora On-Screen
- The News Roundup For May 20, 2022
- Buffalo's Black Community Is Reeling After Being Targeted By A Mass Shooting
- Finding the Formula: Why Parents Are Scrambling To Feed Their Children
- Data Privacy And Clinic Safety After Roe v. Wade
- The Science Behind Preventing The Next Mass Shooting
- Best Of: Yasmin Khan On Food, The Mediterranean, And The Meaning Of Home
- The News Roundup For May 13, 2022
- What Cremation's Surge In Popularity Says About Our Evolving Views On Death
- What Happens When Private Equity Takes Over Mobile Home Parks
Diane Rehm: On My Mind
- Russia, Ukraine And The Global Economic Battlefield
- David Gergen On The Need For New American Leadership
- Title IX at 50: An Incomplete Revolution In Women’s Sports
- Russia, Ukraine And A New Nuclear Reality
- Book Bans Then And Now
- Prepping For A Post-Roe America
- Can Russia Be Held Accountable For War Crimes?
- On The Invention Of Race
- Allies Push To Isolate Russia
- How The War In Ukraine Is Playing Out Inside Russia
On Point
- 'Great replacement theory' and its deep roots in America
- Trailer: 'Smarter health,' an upcoming series from On Point
- How climate change is moving the world's forests north
- The corporate monopolies behind the national baby formula shortage
- What CPAC's embrace of Viktor Orban says about the state of U.S. politics
- Journalist Putsata Reang shares an immigrant daughter's story in 'Ma and Me'
- When does life begin? Exploring how different religions answer the question
- Rebroadcast: How to cut through the 'noise' that hinders human judgment
- The mental health crisis among American children of color
- The legacy of uranium mining on Navajo lands
Latino USA
- Limbo
- Bodies Without Limits: Tattooing With Tamara Santibañez
- Genias in Music: Violeta Parra
- Growing Up With The Tiarras
- Disinformation and Misinformation
- Portrait Of: Elizabeth Acevedo
- A Child Lost in Translation
- New Hope for Melissa Lucio
- Doris Anahi Muñoz Chooses Herself
- Chisme: An Ancestral Language
Music
All Songs Considered
- New Music Friday: The best releases out on May 20
- New Mix: Tiny Desk Contest winner Alisa Amador, SOAK, Jens Lekman, more
- New Music Friday: The best releases out on May 13
- New Mix: Regina Spektor, Stella Donnelly, Tomberlin, More
- A conversation with Bonnie Raitt
- New Music Friday: The best releases out on May 6
- The Best Music of April
- New Music Friday: The best releases out on April 29
- New Mix: Phoebe Bridgers, Wilco, Quinn Christopherson, more
- New Music Friday: The best releases out on April 22
World Cafe Words and Music from WXPN
- The Dip pulls from soul, R&B, pop and rock to make a sound that's all its own
- Del McCoury was there at the beginning of the bluegrass movement
- Beach House's latest album embraces maximalism in both size and sound
- Get swept away in Spiritualized's latest album, 'Everything Was Beautiful'
- Judy Collins shares live stories on 'Spellbound'
- Hear Magdalena Bay perform a dreamy mini-concert for World Cafe
- Why Beastie Boys' 'Check Your Head' album still matters 30 years later
- 'Local Valley' was José González's opportunity to explore — to take more chances
- Old Crow Medicine Show on how Nashville has changed since the mid-'90s
- No one does a cover song quite like Cat Power
From the Top
- Fiery Double Bass, Exciting Chamber Music, & More
- A Paganini Caprice on the Guitar
- Debussy and Childhood Revenge
- Carmen Fantasy, Chopin Polonaise, & More
- Sensational Percussion Ensemble
- A teenage organist, Bach and a spooky cathedral
- Rodgers & Hammerstein, Bach, & More
- Wind Ensemble and Baseball
- Harp Performance and Pet Peeve
- Sibling String Duo, Harpsichord, and More
Tiny Desk Concerts - Audio
- J Balvin: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
- maye: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
- Diamante Eléctrico: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
- Silvana Estrada: Tiny Desk (Home)
- Eme Alfonso: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
- Linda Diaz, 2020 Tiny Desk Contest Winner: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
- The Flaming Lips: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
- Black Pumas: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
- Benny The Butcher: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
- Lenny Kravitz: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
Fun and Sports
Only A Game
- OAG Staff Picks: Peter Sagal, Tup Holmes, Leo Ferris And More
- OAG's Most Memorable: Barkley's Friendship, Syracuse 8, The Carewlands And More
- Universal Pictures Basketball, Diving Inside An Iceberg And Running With Sherman
- Bob Cousy's Regrets, Devo And Chi Chi, Tacko Fall Learns To Swim And More
- The Farewell Show: Revisiting Our First Episode, Bill Littlefield Returns, And More
- 'Torch' George, Running With Diabetes, Story Update
- Bonus: Only A Game Live Event
- A Track Coach's Legacy, Teenage Referee, 'Paddle To The Amazon'
- Andrés Cantor, 'Spinner' Spencer's Life, Ultramarathoning Origins
- Coming Up: Live Virtual Event — Sports, Racism And The Myth Of Meritocracy