Edward Bernays: The Most Famous Man You've Never Heard Of

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Listener Mail: Water Wars and Terrorism, Elephants and Circuses, the Future of Apprenticeships, and More

Byron from Seattle responds to the Hidden Horror of Elephant Shows, prompting a future episode on Seaworld. The Spectacular John and Andi explore the concept of looming water wars -- and just how easy it is for terrorists to hack small-town water facilities. Emily and Mark weigh ...  Show more

Why Do White House Chefs Keep Drowning?

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