Songwriting Trio the Love Junkies on ‘Broken Record’ Podcast: 5 Things We Learned
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Lori McKenna, Liz Rose and Hillary Lindsey talk with Malcolm Gladwell about how to write a hit song
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How the Opioid Epidemic Became a Uniquely American Problem
Posted in: Culture FeaturesHosts of the NPR podcast Throughline wanted to look at the history of opioid use in America. What they found is it's not a story about drugs, but about pain
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Judge Allows Lawsuit to Proceed Against ‘S-Town’ Podcast Makers
Posted in: Culture NewsThe estate of John McLemore, the protagonist of the podcast, claims that 'S-Town' producers violated his "right of publicity" under Alabama law
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‘Wine and Crime’ Finds Devoted Audience of Mostly Women
Posted in: Culture NewsThree childhood friends had a passion for getting tipsy and talking true-crime — and it turns out a lot of other women did, too
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5 Books to Read If You’re Obsessed With the Adnan Syed Case
Posted in: Culture NewsHBO’s new documentary, The Case Against Adnan Syed, has once again brought the murder conviction of the Baltimore man back into the headlines.
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How to Start a Podcast: 6 Things These Experts Say You’ll Need
Posted in: Culture NewsThree popular podcast hosts tell us how they started their podcasts, the equipment they use and tips for keeping your audience entertained.
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Adnan Syed’s Conviction Reinstated by Maryland Appeals Court
Posted in: Culture NewsSyed was convicted in 2000 of killing his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee, and the case became nationally known after it was featured on the first season of 'Serial'
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Five New Podcasts We Love Now
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFrom famous cons to grizzly murders, here are five podcasts we can't get enough of
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When the Blues Brothers Played the Super Bowl, and Other Halftime Disasters
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Prince to the Blues Brothers, the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now podcast examines high and low points of Super Bowl halftime shows
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New Podcast Explores Black Dahlia Murder
Posted in: Culture News'Root of Evil' dives into the story of George Hodel, a primary suspect in Elizabeth Short’s 1947 unsolved murder — and it's told by his great-granddaughters
