Michelle Obama Unveils Outfit Stories: Must-Listen Podcasts This Week
Top Selection
IMO: Style Stories
This fresh installment from Michelle Obama's IMO podcast accompanies the release of a coffee-table book chronicling her fashion evolution. Everything is meticulously crafted (in true Obama fashion), featuring guests such as ex-Teen Vogue chief Elaine Welteroth and iconic performer Jane Fonda. Similar to the host, the podcast offers depth alongside its glamour, disclosing significant insights about the challenges she faced as the pioneering Black female to reside in the White House.
Waiting Game
Exam outcomes. The bus. Your wedding day. We're familiar with the mixed emotions that come with anticipation. But what about expecting a jailed romantic interest? A baby born via surrogate? Or the interval from death and resuscitation? This reflective podcast, presenter Katy Davis listens to extraordinary stories of dealing with the unknown.
The Preventionist
Investigative … Dyan Neary, host of The Preventionist podcast.
This series from a major media investigative unit upholds their legacy of hard-hitting investigations into debated issues. Journalist Dyan Neary speaks with families whose minors were removed from their care after allegations of abuse were made by the same doctor, and questions whether a preventive measure was the right one.
Disclosure
Public records inquiries might sound dry, but reporter Jason Leopold and First Amendment attorney Matt Topic transform them into a compelling series. The stories they've unearthed via these requests in the US feature getting Donald Trump's chief of staff to testify under oath that the president doesn't mean what he tweets.
European Comparison: Top Performers
This special production puts EU nations against each other on real estate, parental support and substance regulations to establish the leading example. The parenting segment examines different concerns from Iceland's women's strike to the situation where highly-praised Sweden nightmarishly limits daycare for young children if the family expands. The top-ranked support service? It isn't from Scandinavia.