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Post Reports is the daily podcast from The Washington Post. Unparalleled reporting. Expert insight. Clear analysis. Everything you’ve come to expect from the newsroom of The Post, for your ears. Martine Powers and Elahe Izadi are your hosts, asking the questions you didn’t know you wanted answered. Published weekdays around 5 p.m. Eastern time.
Post Reports is the daily podcast from The Washington Post. Unparalleled reporting. Expert insight. Clear analysis. Everything you’ve come to expect from the newsroom of The Post, for your ears. Martine Powers and Elahe Izadi are your hosts, asking the questions you didn’t know you wanted answered. Published weekdays around 5 p.m. Eastern time.
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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on Post Reports.
Hosts
Colby Itkowitz
Martine Powers
Elahe Izadi
Previous Guests
David Hogg
David Hogg is a prominent political activist and advocate for gun control, who gained national attention after surviving the tragic Parkland school shooting in 2018. He is a leader within the Democratic National Committee and co-founder of Leaders We Deserve, an organization dedicated to electing young, progressive candidates. Hogg has been vocal about the need for change within the Democratic Party, particularly advocating for the removal of incumbents he views as ineffective. His activism has sparked significant discussions about the future direction of the party and the importance of youth engagement in politics.
David Hogg is a prominent political activist and advocate for gun control, who gained national attention after surviving the tragic Parkland school shooting in 2018. He is a leader within the Democratic National Committee and co-founder of Leaders We Deserve, an organization dedicated to electing young, progressive candidates. Hogg has been vocal about the need for change within the Democratic Party, particularly advocating for the removal of incumbents he views as ineffective. His activism has sparked significant discussions about the future direction of the party and the importance of youth engagement in politics.
Hannah Natanson
Hannah Natanson is a reporter for The Washington Post, focusing on federal government issues and the impact of policy changes on public service. She has covered various topics related to government operations and has been instrumental in bringing to light the concerns of federal workers regarding job security and program integrity.
Hannah Natanson is a reporter for The Washington Post, focusing on federal government issues and the impact of policy changes on public service. She has covered various topics related to government operations and has been instrumental in bringing to light the concerns of federal workers regarding job security and program integrity.
Colby Itkowitz
Colby Itkowitz is a political reporter for The Washington Post, specializing in the intersection of politics and government. She provides insights into the workings of federal agencies and the implications of political decisions on public policy. Colby has a background in investigative journalism and has reported on significant political events and their effects on citizens.
Colby Itkowitz is a political reporter for The Washington Post, specializing in the intersection of politics and government. She provides insights into the workings of federal agencies and the implications of political decisions on public policy. Colby has a background in investigative journalism and has reported on significant political events and their effects on citizens.
Doug MacMillan
Doug MacMillan is an investigative reporter for The Washington Post, focusing on immigration and customs enforcement issues. He has reported extensively on the conditions within ICE detention centers and has a background in uncovering systemic issues related to immigration policy.
Doug MacMillan is an investigative reporter for The Washington Post, focusing on immigration and customs enforcement issues. He has reported extensively on the conditions within ICE detention centers and has a background in uncovering systemic issues related to immigration policy.
Amrica Platt
Amrica Platt is a former detainee at an ICE facility in Alvarado, Texas. Her experience highlights the challenges faced by individuals in detention, including inadequate medical care and poor living conditions. Her story sheds light on the human impact of immigration enforcement policies.
Amrica Platt is a former detainee at an ICE facility in Alvarado, Texas. Her experience highlights the challenges faced by individuals in detention, including inadequate medical care and poor living conditions. Her story sheds light on the human impact of immigration enforcement policies.
Anthony Faiola
Anthony Faiola is the Rome bureau chief for The Washington Post, where he has covered the Vatican and Pope Francis for over a decade. His reporting focuses on the intersection of religion and politics, particularly within the Catholic Church, and he has provided in-depth analysis of Pope Francis's papacy, including his efforts to reform the church and his impact on global Catholicism.
Anthony Faiola is the Rome bureau chief for The Washington Post, where he has covered the Vatican and Pope Francis for over a decade. His reporting focuses on the intersection of religion and politics, particularly within the Catholic Church, and he has provided in-depth analysis of Pope Francis's papacy, including his efforts to reform the church and his impact on global Catholicism.
Richard Sima
Richard Sima is a neuroscientist and columnist known for his work on the intersection of science and everyday life. He writes about the latest research in neuroscience, particularly focusing on topics such as sleep, stress management, and mental health. His insights aim to help readers understand complex scientific concepts and apply them to improve their well-being.
Richard Sima is a neuroscientist and columnist known for his work on the intersection of science and everyday life. He writes about the latest research in neuroscience, particularly focusing on topics such as sleep, stress management, and mental health. His insights aim to help readers understand complex scientific concepts and apply them to improve their well-being.
Topics Discussed
David Hogg
political activist
Parkland school shooting
Democratic National Committee
Leaders We Deserve
young progressive candidates
Democratic incumbents
party controversy
DOGE
whistleblowers
federal workers
Elon Musk
spending cuts
government programs
ICE detention centers
overcrowding
medical care
human rights
immigration
Pope Francis
Jorge Mario Bergoglio
Catholics
church doctrine
inclusive style
women
LGBTQ community
legacy
conclave
Vatican
calm
rest
stress
neuroscience
napping
breathing
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Here's the recent few episodes on Post Reports.
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David Hogg wants "ineffective" Democrats out of Congress
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David Hoggpolitical activistParkland school shootingDemocratic National CommitteeLeaders We Deserveyoung progressive candidatesDemocratic incumbentsparty controversy
David Hogg began his journey as a political activist after surviving the Parkland school shooting in 2018. Today, hes a leader in the Democratic National Committee and co-founder of a group called Leaders We Deserve, which focuses on electing young, progressive candidates. The groups recent announcement that it would spend $20 million to challenge Democratic incumbents in safe seats has stoked controversy within the party even prompting DNC Chair Ken Martin to propose a rule change that would force Hogg to choose between his two roles.
Today, Colby Itkowitz speaks with Hogg about why Democrats' popularity is cratering and how he thinks primarying established Democrats will strengthen the party.
This show was produced by Laura Benshoff and Sam Bair, who also mixed the episode. It was edited by Reena Flores and Maggie Penman. And special thanks for the video production to Daniel Mich, David Bruns, Justin Scuiletti, Peter Stevenson and Billy Tucker. Watch Hoggs interview with us on YouTube here.
David Hogg began his journey as a political activist after surviving the Parkland school shooting in 2018. Today, hes a leader in the Democratic National Committee and co-founder of a group called Leaders We Deserve, which focuses on electing young, progressive candidates. The groups recent announcement that it would spend $20 million to challenge Democratic incumbents in safe seats has stoked controversy within the party even prompting DNC Chair Ken Martin to propose a rule change that would force Hogg to choose between his two roles.
Today, Colby Itkowitz speaks with Hogg about why Democrats' popularity is cratering and how he thinks primarying established Democrats will strengthen the party.
This show was produced by Laura Benshoff and Sam Bair, who also mixed the episode. It was edited by Reena Flores and Maggie Penman. And special thanks for the video production to Daniel Mich, David Bruns, Justin Scuiletti, Peter Stevenson and Billy Tucker. Watch Hoggs interview with us on YouTube here.
Since Trump unleashed Elon Musks U.S. DOGE Service on the federal government, Post reporter Hannah Natanson has been deluged with messages from hundreds of federal workers. They fear for their jobs and are worried about the damage DOGE could do to crucial programs as it tries to make massive spending cuts across the government.
Colby Itkowitz speaks with Hannah about what it has been like to be on the receiving end of these messages, what federal workers are most concerned about, and what DOGE may look like now that Elon Musk is stepping back from leading the initiative.
Todays show was produced and mixed by Ted Muldoon. It was edited by Peter Bresnan.
Since Trump unleashed Elon Musks U.S. DOGE Service on the federal government, Post reporter Hannah Natanson has been deluged with messages from hundreds of federal workers. They fear for their jobs and are worried about the damage DOGE could do to crucial programs as it tries to make massive spending cuts across the government.
Colby Itkowitz speaks with Hannah about what it has been like to be on the receiving end of these messages, what federal workers are most concerned about, and what DOGE may look like now that Elon Musk is stepping back from leading the initiative.
Todays show was produced and mixed by Ted Muldoon. It was edited by Peter Bresnan.
Amrica Platt was detained at Prairieland an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Alvarado, Texas. She spent four sleepless nights on the floor because there werent enough beds. She had her period when she arrived, and a fever from an ear infection but she said it took hours to access medical care or even a sanitary pad.
Youre stripped from your humanity, she told investigative reporter Doug MacMillan.
Amrica Platt was detained at Prairieland an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Alvarado, Texas. She spent four sleepless nights on the floor because there werent enough beds. She had her period when she arrived, and a fever from an ear infection but she said it took hours to access medical care or even a sanitary pad.
Youre stripped from your humanity, she told investigative reporter Doug MacMillan.
Pope FrancisJorge Mario BergoglioCatholicschurch doctrineinclusive stylewomenLGBTQ communitylegacyconclaveVatican
Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, became leader of the world's nearly 1.4 billion Catholics in 2013. Immediately, Francis made it clear that he would not be a traditional pope. He rejected the customary red slippers of the office in favor of simple black shoes, and he chose to live in a small boarding house instead of the lavish papal apartments above St. Peters Square.
Francis made few changes to church doctrine during his 12 years as pope, but he fostered an inclusive style that won him many admirers and provoked harsh criticism from the churchs more conservative factions. In particular, he tried to make the church more inclusive to women and to the LGBTQ community.
Anthony Faiola is the Posts Rome bureau chief, and he has covered Francis for more than a decade. Colby Itkowitz speaks with him about the legacy Francis leaves behind, and about why the upcoming conclave to choose Franciss successor is shrouded in mystery. Even the most astute Vatican watchers would not hazard a guess as to who the next pope will be, Anthony says.
Todays show was produced by Peter Bresnan. It was edited by Lucy Perkins and mixed by Ted Muldoon.
Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, became leader of the world's nearly 1.4 billion Catholics in 2013. Immediately, Francis made it clear that he would not be a traditional pope. He rejected the customary red slippers of the office in favor of simple black shoes, and he chose to live in a small boarding house instead of the lavish papal apartments above St. Peters Square.
Francis made few changes to church doctrine during his 12 years as pope, but he fostered an inclusive style that won him many admirers and provoked harsh criticism from the churchs more conservative factions. In particular, he tried to make the church more inclusive to women and to the LGBTQ community.
Anthony Faiola is the Posts Rome bureau chief, and he has covered Francis for more than a decade. Colby Itkowitz speaks with him about the legacy Francis leaves behind, and about why the upcoming conclave to choose Franciss successor is shrouded in mystery. Even the most astute Vatican watchers would not hazard a guess as to who the next pope will be, Anthony says.
Todays show was produced by Peter Bresnan. It was edited by Lucy Perkins and mixed by Ted Muldoon.
Think you know how to take a good nap? Think again. Neuroscientist and columnist Richard Sima discusses the latest research on how to maximize the benefits. Plus, how breathing can help calm our minds.
Today’s show was produced by Elana Gordon and mixed by Sean Carter. It was edited by Lucy Perkins, with help from Maggie Penman.
Think you know how to take a good nap? Think again. Neuroscientist and columnist Richard Sima discusses the latest research on how to maximize the benefits. Plus, how breathing can help calm our minds.
Today’s show was produced by Elana Gordon and mixed by Sean Carter. It was edited by Lucy Perkins, with help from Maggie Penman.
