Learn how virtual reality and simulation enhance medical education, and how research is making it easier to predict your genetic risk for disease, in Season 2 of Tomorrow’s Cure launching on January 22!
In this podcast from Mayo Clinic and PRX, host Cathy Wurzer interviews leading experts who are creating new solutions for the toughest medical challenges and you'll find out that tomorrow's cure is already here.
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PRX and Radiotopia shows have been celebrated in "Best of 2024" lists by The New York Times, The Atlantic, TIME, Vogue, and more!
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One section of our 2024 Annual Report highlights the extraordinary reporting from The World. From in-depth stories on higher education to cultural insights and on-the-ground coverage in Gaza, The World connects listeners to the stories that matter most.
In this audiogram, Ellen Brown, a donor to The World and PRX, reflects on why this journalism is so important.
Donations are being matched dollar-for-dollar until December 31.
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The final episode in Silkroad's podcast American Railroad touches on how Melnea Cass, working with many dedicated Porters' wives, played a role in activating the community to help create, organize, and ultimately get the International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters union recognized by the Pullman Company in 1937.
The 2024 PRX Annual Report includes a Best of the Year playlist! Each episode showcases some of the best work from PRX this year.
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In 1967, Studs Terkel’s Division Street America spotlighted 71 uncelebrated Chicagoans—from a closeted gay actor to a civil rights activist. But what happened to those people?
Pulitzer Prize winner Mary Schmich and her team tracked down their families to uncover where life took them over the last 60 years.
Division Street Revisited is a seven-part podcast distributed by PRX and WBEZ. Launching Jan. 27 on all major podcast platforms.
Learn more at DivisionStreetRevisited.com.
The latest edition of Story Time is out now. In this month's edition find out how to succeed without trying, discover with at Tiktaalik is, learn why foot-licking scenes matter in queer history, and a whole lot more.
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We're pleased to announce a new partnership with Click Here Show from Recorded Future. Hosted by former NPR correspondent Dina Temple-Raston, Click Here tells true stories about the people making and breaking our digital world.
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Wisdom and Practice, from the The Aspen Institute, is out with a new episode talking to Rainn Wilson about his own faith journey. Despite having grown within The Baháʼí Faith, Rainn didn’t feel particularly connected to God or really any sense of spirituality.
In this conversation, he walks Simran through the long path that led him to re-discover his alignment with The Baháʼí Faith that he had been raised in and poses the interesting thought: what if we are not human beings having a spiritual experience, but spiritual beings having a human experience?
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The first episode of season 7 of How God Works is out now. Are the Seven Deadly Sins a way to shame people, or do they offer something of a user's manual for what to avoid to live a good life? Host Dave DeSteno talks with Elizabeth Oldfield about rethinking "sin" for modern life, how science backs that up, & why it's helpful, whatever your beliefs.
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Check out the trailer for the new season of How God Works - The Science Behind Spirtuality. From how to overcome cynicism and regret, to why a new perspective on sin just might be positive & relevant in secular society, to what happens when we die, join host @david.desteno this and more for Season 7. Coming Sept 15th.
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