The Former First Lady Unveils Fashion Secrets: Top Podcasts of the Week
Pick of the Week
IMO: Style Stories
This latest series of Michelle Obama's audio series accompanies the publication of a hardcover volume exploring her wardrobe transformation. The production is sleek (as expected from the Obamas), with appearances by including style expert Elaine Welteroth and iconic performer Jane Fonda. In the style of Michelle personally, the podcast offers depth in addition to its polish, disclosing important details about the challenges she encountered as the inaugural African American first lady to reside in the White House.
On Hold
Exam outcomes. Public transport. Your marriage ceremony. Everyone knows the mixed emotions associated with expectation. However, consider expecting a jailed romantic interest? A child delivered by a gestational carrier? Or the period spanning passing away and being revived? This contemplative show, narrator Katy Davis listens to extraordinary stories of dealing with the unknown.
The Interventionist
This series by a major media investigative unit maintains their reputation of in-depth reporting into debated issues. Host Dyan Neary interviews families whose kids were taken away after reports of harm were linked to the same doctor, and questions whether a "better safe than sorry" approach was appropriate.
Revelations
Public records inquiries may seem boring, but reporter Jason Leopold and constitutional lawyer Matt Topic make them a compelling series. The revelations they've discovered through these methods in the US comprise obtaining confirmation from Trump's assistant to admit to a court that the leader's social media posts aren't factual.
European Comparison: Top Performers
A new miniseries places European countries in competition on housing, parental support and drug policy to determine the best. The childcare episode analyzes various issues including Iceland's feminist protest to the fact that renowned Sweden problematically reduces daycare for young children if a new sibling arrives. The top-ranked support service? It's not Scandinavian.
