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New Data Indicates Homelessness Declined in Washington, D.C., But Long-term Issues Persist
Friday, May 07, 2021
According to recent data, Washington, D.C.'s unhoused population fell by around 20 percent last year. But there were also increases in individuals experiencing chronic homelessness.
Comedian Joel Kim Booster Wants to Take His Stand-Up Indoors Again
Thursday, May 06, 2021
Joel Kim Booster joins The Takeaway to discuss the mixture of emotions he feels about returning to live stand-up at this point in the pandemic.
What You Need to Know About Kids and the COVID-19 Vaccine
Tuesday, May 04, 2021
Thousands of children, some as young as six months are currently enrolled in vaccine trials. We discuss the latest on these trials and when to expect results.
Melissa Villaseñor is Ready to Take Her Comedy Back on the Road
Monday, May 03, 2021
Saturday Night Live cast member and stand-up comedian Melissa Villaseñor joins The Takeaway to discuss getting back on the road and performing in comedy clubs this spring and summer.
Why Viewers Love Political TV Dramas
Friday, April 30, 2021
No matter how much high-stakes tension there is going on in the actual Washington, D.C., there’s something endlessly entertaining about the best political television shows.
Comedian Natalie Palamides Talks Returning to the Stage One Year into the Pandemic
Thursday, April 29, 2021
After a year of Zoom shows and the occasional drive in comedy show, more comedy venues are starting to open up for the spring and summer of 2021.
The Work That Remains in the Wake of Guilty Verdict for Derek Chauvin
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
The guilty verdict for Derek Chauvin came as a relief to many nationwide, but the number of people killed by police since his trial began underscores the broader issues that remain.
In a Rapidly Growing Audio Landscape, These Podcasts Are Worth Your Time
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
New Yorker podcast writer Sarah Larson joins The Takeaway to give her recommendations on podcasts worth checking out in this ever-growing audio landscape.
Former Assistants Speak Out on Allegations of Abusive Behavior by Producer Scott Rudin
Monday, April 26, 2021
The Takeaway speaks with the journalist who broke the story about Rudin's allegedly abusive behavior, and hears from two former assistants about their experiences working with Rudin.
How Advocates Are Pushing President Biden to Confront Environmental Racism
Friday, April 23, 2021
Although he’s already taking more steps than his predecessor, some advocates are pushing President Biden to go much further to address environmental racism.
Following Derek Chauvin's Conviction, Renewed Calls for Police Reform in Congress
Friday, April 23, 2021
While many breathed a sigh of relief following the verdict, the days since have been a reminder of just how rampant police violence is in the country.
How the New Sitcom "Rutherford Falls" Goes Far Beyond Token Native Representation
Thursday, April 22, 2021
The Takeaway speaks with "Rutherford Falls" co-creator Sierra Teller Ornelas and star Jana Schmieding about making a sitcom with multiple Native writers and actors.
How Notions of Masculinity Have Evolved in Hip Hop Over Time
Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Though often understood by the media, the late rapper DMX often displayed his vulnerability in his music. Now, a new generation of rappers have more range to explore their masculinity.
How the Biden Administration Stumbled on Refugee Admission Policy
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
Following a wave of backlash from Democratic lawmakers, the Biden administration is now planning to raise the cap on refugee admissions put in place under former President Trump.
Chicago Police Killing of Adam Toledo Brings Police Violence Against Latinos in Focus
Monday, April 19, 2021
What happened to the 13-year-old at the hands of police draws national reaction after police release footage showing Toledo had his hands up before he was gunned down.
Biden Administration Emphasizes Commitment to Israel at a Chaotic Moment in Israeli Politics
Friday, April 16, 2021
A visit to Israel from U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin came as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is once again fighting for his political future.
Documentary Filmmakers Push for PBS to Improve Commitment to Diversity Behind the Camera
Thursday, April 15, 2021
This year, a growing number of filmmakers of color have critiqued PBS’s close ties with director Ken Burns.
How the Federal Government Can Effectively Distribute Stimulus Funding to Tribal Nations
Wednesday, April 14, 2021
Advocates are hoping the $32 billion in stimulus funding to Native communities can help with current disparities, but also address longstanding issues of underfunding for Indian Country.
Future of U.S.-Iran Negotiations Complicated by Attack on Iranian Nuclear Site
Tuesday, April 13, 2021
Iran’s government has been tight-lipped about the full extent of the damage at a nuclear facility, but multiple outlets are reporting that Israel was involved in the recent attack.
How a Previously Unreleased Album Could Impact Prince's Legacy
Monday, April 12, 2021
This month, Prince’s estate announced that an unreleased album by the legendary musician will be coming out this summer.