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In this week's podcast newsletter we look at the role that big pharmaceutical companies have in doling out international aid, how Native American mascots foster other ethnic stereotypes, and the mechanics of caging tweets.

In this week's podcast newsletter we look at the origin of Supreme Court litmus tests, the effects of globalization on voter turnout, and currents in knowledge-based journalism.

In this week's podcast newsletter we look at passport kerfuffles between the U.S. and Europe, a policing program that's working on the West Bank, improvements in U.S. immigration regime and the intricacies on empathy for outsiders.

In this week's podcast newsletter we look at how marijuana might preserve California ag industry, positive uses for sewage, music and the brain and the how innovation is a required part of U.S. energy security.

In this week's podcast we look at how fast food affects patience, federal efforts to get school children thinking about the outdoors, solar solutions for Fallujah and a blue ribbon panel on nuclear waste.

In this week's podcast we look at some springtime favorites like farmers market, organic grapes, and paper maps, as well as magazine mortality and how objectifying women affects their thinking.

In this week's podcast we look at the efforts of the U.S. and Mexico to restore habitat along the overstressed Colorado River, the comforts of an omnipotent enemy and democratizing data.

In this week's podcast we look at the peril of unpublishing, the titling of romance novels, marijuana's effect on schizophrenia and Uncle Sam as junk food pusher.

In this podcast we discuss negative campaigning, gerrymandering's effect on polarization, and the wonderful world of Jimi Hendrix's brain.

In this episode we cover the success of foreclosure counseling, read the climate tea leaves of Snowmageddon, and track the prevalence of snack food.