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And who knows when you would be able to hear it again.
But the genre is always changing.
Radiolab
Same goes, I should add, for Radiolab.
(This is on display, most evidently, withMore Perfect, Radiolabs spinoff about the Supreme Court.)
These days, the team functions as a kind of special-projects unit.
Snap Judgment
Snap Judgments tagline is Storytelling with a Beat, and its not joking around.
Good thing, too: It remains one of the most successful attempts to open up the form.
99% Invisible
Roman Marss99% Invisibleis an institution in more ways than one.
(Also:ruthless acts of vexillological criticism.)
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Probably the first great podcast to come out of the post-Serialera.
Its composed with a power and economy common only in novels.
Its uncommonly challenging, setting up camp deep within what some may find to be ethically complicated territory.
And its wildly ambitious, fitting the scope of a whole world into the life of one man.
Theres nothing quite likeS-Town, and I doubt well hear anything else like it ever again.
We can also say that it definitely whipped up a frenzy.
Neyfakh has since branched out and continued doing politically oriented audio documentary work withhis showFiasco.
Slate, meanwhile, has decided to bringSlowBurninto a whole other arena: hip-hop.
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