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one podcast in particular has kids tuning in.> whether it's the greenhouse, the weather tower. >> fwu you're in the weather tower, julia. >> reporter: inside this recording studio, an adventure is unfolding, far beyond these walls. it's the unexplained disappearance of mars patel, a a serialized podcast for and about middle schoolers. >> suddenly their friends start going missing. mars is very crazy about this. he's just trying to find them. >> reporter: the 12-year-old plays mars patel. >> i'm usually not the troublemaker. but i like playing a troublemaker. you close your eyes and that's where the creativity comes in. >> reporter: the podcast is a home grown enterprise. they're parents from suburban maplewood, new jersey. >> when we first started the show, we just started meeting at ech others' houses. we met in my basement, we met in ben's kitchen. >> reporter: turner-hall said tweens are an uncast demographic. >> what is it you hope a young kid considers when they listen to your podcast that they haven't considered before? >>

welcome to larry king now my guest is chris jericho wrestler musician podcast or a new york times best selling author chris is known as well most popular and charismatic professional wrestlers in the history of having want to multitude of world heavyweight titles throughout his career in the w w e e c w w w f and w c w outside the ring the ayatollah of rock n roll is the lead singer of the rock band fozzy and he hosts a hip podcast called talk is jericho on podcast one dot com his new book is no is a four letter word how i failed spelling but succeeded in life you failed spelling both know is a four letter word right. but how did you come up with that title what does it mean well i mean it's. find that. no really is an ugly word because people throw very easily and they accept it very easily it's also hard to say sometimes it's hard to say it as i did for i was it for me was always hard to accept because when i was a kid i wanted to be in a rock n roll band and i wanted to be a wrestler and a lawyer but he said was no you'll never do that and i was never never accepted that i was want

far beyond these walls. >> it is the unexplained disappearance of mars patel, serialized podcast forbout middle schoolers. >> suddenly their friends start going missing. mark is very crazy about this. just trying to find them. >> reporter: he plays mars patel. >> usually not the troublemaker, i like i get to play some one that is a troublemaker. close your eyes picture yourself. >> reporter: the podcast is a home grown enterprise, creators ben strauss, chris terry, jen gee turner hall are parents from suburban maplewood, new jersey. >> when we first started the show we started meeting at each other's houses met in my basement, we met in, ben's kitchen. turner-hall says tweens are untapped demographic in the pod cast world. >> what is it you hope a young kid listening to your podcasts considers maybe what they hadn't before? >> i want kids today dream and feel empowered to go create their own characters and stories and make aedcast if that's what they want to do. >> co-creator, who wrote for tv soaps admits this new form took some getting used to. >> i definitely spent time listening

it is the lead singer of the rock band fozzy and he hosts a hip podcast called talk is jericho on podcast one dot com his new book is no is a fall at a word how i failed spelling but succeeded in life failed spelling both know is a four letter word. how did you come up with that title what does it mean well i mean it's i find that. no really is an ugly word because people throw very easily and they accept it very easily it's also hard to say sometimes it's hard to say and i thought that for i was it for me was always hard to accept because when i was a kid i wanted to be in a rock n roll band and i wanted to be a wrestler and a lawyer but he said was no you'll never do that and i was never never accepted that i was want to deconstruct the no one find out how can i make it a yes so i've done three autobiographies in the last eight years and i like to write i go out a great stories but do we really need a fourth chris jericho autobiography and i go and here's exactly it's not jack kerouac or you anyway or somebody so people always ask me how did you make it rock and roll how did you make it

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a series podcast.was it about this particular case that stood out to you. >> i think it has everything. right? you know you've got a good looking family. the worst nightmare possible happens. they're held hostage in their home for 19 hours and then they're murdered, and this manhunt starts for a week and then, you know, in this very bizarre kind of revelation dna comes from a pizza crust, and we get an arrest of one mandarin went who's in jail. he's plead not guilty to all charges and his trial is set for september of 2018. so many question you remember this. when this story first started it was all over. it was national news. >> right. >> and police came out one of the big statements they made is that darrin went -- one person would not have done this by himself, and there's never been another suspect. and it sort of so this story has so much. it has so many questions around it it's so mysterious. you have a family that was very wealthy that look to the outside world to be this perfect family but you

find out more at c-span.org/podcast. this is american history tv on c-span3. >> usually, things run smoothly, but every once in a while federal reserve banks emerge into action. let's go back in time. back to 1992. >> ♪ it is august, 1992. the b-52s release a new album. >> ♪ in minneapolis, the mall of america opens for business with 300 stores. it is the largest shopping mall in the country. meanwhile, a major hurricane is moving directly toward south florida. >> we expect that the storm is going to be in our neighborhood here by early in the day monday. monday, august 24, the storm hits with full force, carrying wins that reach 160 miles an hour. local airports are shut down. most of the areas without power. in its wake, devastation that is nearly total. >> all of my life savings. everything. tuesday, august 25, almost everyone needs food and emergency supplies, but most stores are shut down. >> we are selling generators, chainsaws, gas, oil. >> the only people selling things, town -- come from out of town. they won't

>> next, an interview recorded for the c-span podcast, "the sidebar." the topic, reagan-era tax reform. our guest is henry olson, senior fellow of the ethics public policy center and the author of "the working class republican: ronald reagan and the return of blue-collar conservativism." tax reform is a top legislative priority for president trump. this interview looks at president reagan's efforts to reform the tax code in the 1980's. this is "american history tv" on c-span3. >> henry olson, a senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center, out with a new book titled "the working class republican: ronald reagan and the return of blue-collar conservativism." let's talk about tax reform because you wrote a piece that republicans are chomping at the bit to pass tax reform. how do they get there? henry olsen: to passing this tax reform, they need to pass something that gives everybody a stake in the system. i think they need to not just focus on corporate tax reduction and higher rate reduction, but include payroll tax cuts for the working-class peop

keep the podcast out of there. mike, here we are nine months in.lked in december. >> yep. >> and you had some optimism there. we were talking about how there was a forgotten worker a little bit, people are yearning to get back to work. and i think we thought, i tell you i thought, i thought we were going to have a big infrastructure bill already passed and we would see an attempt to put some folks back to work. are you disappointed we're not there yet? >> yeah. i think i am a little bit, but i'm not shocked because the thing i noticed about the last administration that had actually does have something in common with this one is a kind of -- there's a tendency to talk about job creation as if there is a giant trained work force standing by, waiting to fill jobs that get created. i wrote to the last president modestly right after his inauguration right after my foundation started just to say, look, the idea that 3 million shovel ready jobs are going to be created sounds great, but from what i've seen our country does have a bit of a dysfunctional rel

he co-hosts the "weeds" podcast, and hosts "the ezra klein show" podcast.e ] >> seth: i'm so happy you're here. i don't want you to think i only drink with ladies. so here. [ light laughter ] >> thank you. >> seth: there's a whiskey for you. i think that's your drink. >> yes. i feel very peer-pressured into this. >> seth: okay good, well you don't have to drink much of it. i'm gonna make you talk most of the time. >> everybody is coming out with their cool alcohol stories. and getting in bar-fights in you can't be the politics nerd --i'll have water. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, exactly. so you had to do this. this is all for show. >> yes. >> seth: so, i want to talk about vox. you guys do sort of what you would call an explanatory journalism that helps people understand complicated political issues. has it been made harder by the fact that under the trump administration, you have a president who does not care about the complicated details of issues? >> it hasn't been made easier. so the tricky thing about the trump administration isn't that he doesn't care.

that was about 20 minutes of our podcast. that stuff. it's on our facebook page as well. >> a a lot of people telling you and us their thoughts. >> how they feel, keeping it real. >> the discussion continues. thank you. >>> coming up at 6:00, it's a blockage so big and so gross they are calling it fatberg in baltimore. thankfully, you can smell the problem. >>> it's been one month since hurricane harvey hit texas and the death toll ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy ed doesn't stand for education. >>> there has been another death confirmed related to hurricane harvey. a woman has died from a flesh eating bacteria. >> reporter: nancy reed died from that's according to the harris county institute for for

he start add political podcast in 2015. it is now the second most popular itunes podcast in the country. behind only oprah. he has more than 2.5 million followers on facebook. >> this isn't just about politics and free speech. it's about business. local businesses are clamping down on security measures some closing up shop early while others taking more drastic measures. sam brock continues our coverage from berkeley along the avenue. >> reporter: for most of the afternoon it was business as usual on cal's campus except for the added security measures from police and from berkeley businesses. luis medina manages mobile banking services for several bankings. he is boarding up the atms on the avenue that cost $50,000 to $100,000 each to replace. >> if they break through the wood that means they hate the bank. but this is about free speech and we're just trying to protect property. >> property proved to be collateral damage when berkeley tried to host milo yiannopoulos in february. six of the atms were mashed. and student prot

i launched podcast pitch makeover. what we do is interview entrepreneurs. i gave them a literal makeover for their pitch. what they should keep, what they should add, what they should delete. the reason my top tip is leverage the do-over, i go to so many events, entrepreneurs get all this feedback chlgt they aren't applying the feedback, putting it into practice. what we do on the podcast, pitch makeover, as soon as i give them that makeover, as soon as i give them the feedback, guess what, they get a do-over. they get to do their pitch again implementing the feedback that i give them. so the reason why it's so powerful. when someone -- so many people say the entrepreneur, startup is their baby. as soon as you get feedback that is constructive criticism, it can get you deflated. you're like, oh, it didn't work out. instead of thinking of it as something that's a disappointment we're giving these entrepreneurs an opportunity to do over their pitch, make it stronger. >> basically the gist is when you hear criticism, don't think it's over. i just pitched to pa

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. >> greg: my podcast is up right now. i'm interviewing the band dream machine.lightful. i am sure you will like it. now let's go to this. greg's to happiness. sometimes you only need two things in life. a hammock and one single rice snack. take a look at this little fella. the key to happiness is you find a comfortable place to relax and you just take your time and nibble away. don't eat too fast because you are lying on your back and you could choke on that but that's the secret to happiness right there. and if you can enlist the help somebody scratch her head. that would be really nice. there it is. that little guy, he's not sure what that is. he's not saying that the or anything. >> jesse: that's big news. that's not a rice snack. that looks like shredded wheat. >> juan: peggy whitson return to earth from the international space station saturday. it was a historic return. she's the astronaut would spend the most total days in space, male or female and the oldest female asked her not to travel at 57 years old. the thing she missed the most? pizza and flushing

lectures in history are also available as podcasts.ur website www.c-span.org tory/podcasts or download them on itunes. >> let's go back in time. back to 1992. >> ♪ >> it's august, they can educate. the b-52s release a new album called "the good stuff." >> ♪ >> in minneapolis, the mall of america opens for business with 300 stores, it is the largest shopping mall in the country. meanwhile, the major hurricane is moving directly towards south florida. >> we expect the storm is going to be in our neighborhood here .y early in the date monday area monday, the wind hits 150 miles per hour. most of the area is without power. in its wake, devastation that is nearly totaled. >> all my life savings. every money in the house. everything. tuesday, august 25, on most everyone needs food and emergency supplies. but most stores are shut down. >> we are selling generators, chainsaws, gas and oil. >> the only people selling things come from out of town. they were not accept checks or credit cards. there is a huge demand for cash and local banks are ru

lectures in history are also available as podcasts.ur website, c-span.org/history/podcasts, or download them from itunes. eastern on7:00 p.m. oral histories, a series of six interviews with prominent photojournalists. this sunday, a conversation with right on stone about his -- frank johnstone. >> they brought oswald out. he was within three feet of me when jack ruby leaped out from behind me and went behind bob jackson and i and fired the gun. we were onto the floor because there must've been 100 police in that basement sunday morning. announcer 1: you can watch photojournalists interviews on oral history sunday 7:00 eastern on c-span3. all weekend, "american history tv" is featuring concord, new hampshire. c-span's cities tour staff recently visited showcasing the history. the city was home to franklin pierce the 14th president of the , united states and only one from new hampshire. learn more about concord all weekend here on "american history tv." announcer 1: while in concord,

. >> next, an interview recorded for the c-span podcast, "the sidebar." the topic, reagan-era tax reform. our guest is henry olson, senior fellow of the ethics public policy center and the author of "the working class republican: ronald reagan and the return of blue-collar conservativism." tax reform is a top legislative priority for president trump. this interview looks at president reagan's efforts to reform the tax code in the 1980's. this is "american history tv" on c-span3. >> henry olson, a senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center, out with a new book titled "the working class republican: ronald reagan and the return of blue-collar conservativism." let's talk about tax reform because you wrote a piece that republicans are chomping at the bit to pass tax reform. how do they get there?

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