Understanding Miscarriage, Grieving through Documentary, Shamir, History of Salmon
After Chrissy Teigen and John Legend shared the news of their miscarriage with the world, people took to Twitter to share their stories as well, in the hopes of further destigmatizing the issue. Dr. Sunita Osborn, psychologist and the author of the book The Miscarriage Map: What to Expect When You Are No Longer Expecting, joins us to discuss miscarriage trauma and grief, as well as common misunderstandings about miscarriage. We also take calls from listeners who might want to share their personal stories.
WNYC planning editor Kate Hinds discusses the latest news stories for our ongoing series “Kate Has a Plan.”
In order to cope with the end of her father’s life, documentarian Kirsten Johnson tries something unusual: staging various versions of her father’s death and filming them. Johnson joins us to discuss the resulting documentary, “Dick Johnson Is Dead,” which premiered on Netflix on October 2nd.
Shamir's new self-titled LP is the Vegas-born, Philadelphia-based musician’s second album of 2020. NME calls it "the sound of an artist who’s finally found his musical home." He joins us for an All Of It listening party and performs a song.
[REBROADCAST] Fat Bear Week ends today. In honor of the tubby teddies, we revisit our conversation with Mark Kurlansky about the history of salmon, without which those Ursa Majors would be Ursa Minors. His book is called Salmon: A Fish, the Earth, and the History of Their Common Fate.
