the idea behind the podcast is revisionist history.in each episode i try to re-examine something that's either been forgotten or misunderstood. i have long been fascinated by this english painter called elizabeth thompson who is briefly the most famous painter in england at a time when there were no women in the world of painting, which was a huge deal. it's an incredibly prestigious profession. she breaks in and has a position in roll call and everyone is convinced that she's the one that breaks down the door for all women to the world of art. so she's thought of being a pioneer and everyone paths their heads on their back and the instant she has a breakthrough, boom, they slam the door. >> and there are no more paintings? >> there are no more. so the next time it was thought that she might become a member of the royal academy of art and as it turns out, this is in 1973, everyone thought women would be joining willy-nilly. it doesn't happen for another 50, 60 years. this is a phenomenon. it's a token phenomenon. there's a term that is

malcolm gladwell has a new podcast at revisionist history.com.odcasts deal with all kinds of fascinating subjects but they have contemporary significance, so one of them, one thinks of hillary clinton, because we think about what happens to women when she enters a man's world and you go back in history to kind of an unusual history. >> the idea behind the podcast is revisionist history. so each podcast i try to reexamine managsomething that's either been forgotten or misunderstood. i have long been fascinated by a female painter, at a time when there were no women in the world of painting, and painting was a huge deal in the 19th century, it's an incredibly prestigious profession and she sort of breaks in an has this brilliant painting that and everyone gets convince that she's going to break down the world of art for women. so everyone thinkin ings of her pioneer. so the instant she has this break through with this brilliant painting, boom, they slam the door. >> and there are no more great painters. >> so the next time it was thought she might

i want to start with the campaign podcast.we are hearing she is giving the access when in reality it is giving her a safe space to speak publicly. >> well, the fellow is admitting to supporters there's a declaration in the beginning, a disclaimer, that he's not a journalist or adversary. i think podcasts are good. i do bod capodcasts as well. but this is clearly not about answering serious questions, this is about getting cozy with the existing supporters. and it could be argued that they want to give the appearance that they're being or she's being transparent. the appearance of accessibility. of course, that is false because it is not matched with actual real press conferences or actual real questions that latino and black journalists asked two questions, and that is not a press conference. so the question has to be in general, what is she afraid of? and what is she trying to avoid? >> matt, the american republicans crave tidbits during the election cycle. some are questioning the podcast, but it is giving her supporters the

i have an app called overcast, of podcasts. >> you did my podcast. >> jimmy: i had the best time ever. but i love it. everybody. i listened to your interview with paul simon and billy joel. >> my podcast is on wnyc. go to the wnyc, which is new york public radio website. and my podcast "here's the thing." i have a -- i do it every other week. we do 26 shows a year, and i get people in a booth for like an hour, and the whole idea is when you get 'em to, like, not be doing shorter segments, they do longer segments, they have a a lot to say. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and we get them in e >> jimmy: is there anyone that you're trying to get that you haven't been able to -- >> well, my one goal would be obama. i want to get obama. >> jimmy: president obama would be big. >> have you had him on this show? >> jimmy: what's that? >> have you had him on this show? >> jimmy: of course. yeah, of course. he's been on the show numerous times. [ laughter ] >> you had obama on the show already? >> jimmy: barry? >> he's been on? >> jimmy: barry, yeah, he's been on. [ laughter ] >> he'll do my podcast. i'll tr

, not for print. >> a podcast still is media. matter the format, does it, it shouldn't matter if it's print, television, radio. it's media. >> the journalist spliced exactly what he wanted out of this. >> how does that matter? >> it does matter. when a person is recording something, they're making an audio recording. it's not just notes, not just his memory. >> the podcast can be transcribed. i don't think that really makes a difference. >> the podcast is his actual voice telling the story what happened. >> he spoke about his captivity, his attempted escape. you can see why the u.s. military and the justice department would want access to it. journalists are going to say, no, no, don't hand over the goods. >> because he made that deal with bowe bergdahl, he's saying i made this deal with him and that trumps anything. he came out and filed all these motions before the subpoena had even been filed. remember, the subpoena hasn't even been filed yet because he wanted to get out in front of this and say i know this is coming, i know t

that was a good one >> we did our podcast together for good day dc and listened to all podcast and i like my god did i curse? and i had to go back and religion. >> no curse words? >> no, that was just a roll of the dice good luck. lease activity southwest first street o and pstreet. caution through that scene as you make your way out in urban in a coming down from frederick county 19 minutes to go 11 miles, need few extra moments to get from 70 to 109. keep it to fox 5 morning, keep you updated for your commute around the dmv. look at that beautiful sunrise. the moon disappeared enjoy the pleasant view as you get up and get going for work and school this morning, back in a few. steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ simplify you, classify you, ♪ ♪ deny, defy or ♪ crucify you. ♪ all i really want to do ♪ is, baby, be friends with you. ♪ honey bunches of oats. it's this, this, this, and this. it is the mother of

hey jimmy, i'm a big fan of podcasts. i think it'd be fun if there was a podcast hosted by two people who work at your show. do you think you can make that happen? well i thought that was sounded fun too. so a few months ago we recorded a podcast, called the "tariq and adler show." starring our own tariq trotter from the roots, and one of our writers, johnathan adler. now, keep in mind, these two have rarely spoken aside from an awkward head nod in the hallway. [ laughter ] so tonight -- we have the second installment of their podcast. please, enjoy. >> tariq: hey what's up, i'm tariq. >> and this is adler. >> and this is the "tariq and adler" podcast. >> okay when you go swimming, would you wear a bathing suit that doesn't have the netting inside? >> sometimes i do, but i prefer with the little nettings, the >> um to support my balls. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> tariq: i'm sure you've done that. >> would you want to go camping in the woods with me? just for one night? >> tariq: that's weird and awkward, but i would totally

and i do a podcast! go to itunes or wherever you go for your podcasts and check out the not safe show podcast now. and next week, we've got jim norton and who knows. here's your happy ending, guys. good night, pervs. [ cheers and applause ] when i -- when my boyfriend and i broke up, i would, like, look at my vagina, and it would remind me of him, because that's the only time that i would look down at it was when he was down there. so then i would, like, look down at it and be like [crying] "oh, my god. that was his favorite place to eat." like, i was so sad. [ both laugh ] >> live from cleveland. home of a unspeakable sexual act. it's the 2016 republican national convention. day three, holy balls it's really happening. [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: welcome, everybody. thank you so much cleveland. we're here in cleveland, ohio. people. coming to you live. anything i say can and will be used against me in the course of twitter. with us tonight alex wagner will be

if you miss any show, check out our podcast at cnn.com/podcast.of you for being part of my program this week, and i will see you next week. >>> hey, good morning, i'm brian stelter, and this is ""reliable sources."" our look at the story behind the story, of how news and pop culture get made. at this hour, is this cause and effect. donald trump is slipping in crucial swing state polls and he's attacking the media like never before. is he rewriting the art of the deal with the art of the blame? >>> and at trump rallies, some of the hostilities towards journalists is really shocking. it covering trump and being at these rallies has her worried about her personal safety. >>> and a change at fox

. >> reporter: a new twist in the murder case made famous by the podcast, serial.ttempts to discredit a star alibi witness in the case of abu sayid. he was convicted for the 1999 killing of his high school ex-girlfriend, a crime he insists he didn't commit. in june after reviewing new evidence, a baltimore judge ordering a new trial. >> the conviction is erased. >> reporter: asia mcclain testified saying when lee was being killed, siad was with her in the library. >> i was sitting in the library bored to tears. >> reporter: but according to documents filed, mcclain's account is being called a flat out lie. two of her former classmates say she believed so much in the innocence she would make up a lie to prove he couldn't have done it. >> their statement is so rich in detail it has been corroborated. >> reporter: mcclain's lawyer saying the classmate's allegations are bizarre and wholly untrue. mcclain herself taking to twitter. what can i say? they say i'm a liar. i say i'm not. siad's lawyer said the statements have no bearing on the granting of a new trial. prosec

in the meantime, siad is still in jail waiting. >> for fans of the "serial" podcast, the second season is addressing the beau bergdahl case now playing in court. >> it may end before -- >> it is possible. ? ? >>> we start with a serious story in "the skinny." the hacking of actress leslie jones' personal information. internet trolls posted her personal information and new photos posted on the site. >> jones shut down her account last week after a string of racist and sexist attacks. people are speaking out about plen toty -- plenty of celebrities are speaking out about the attack. paul feig, the director of "ghostbusters" saying on twitter what's happening to leslie is an absolute outrage. haters. trolls. comedians, whoever you are, you're just sad. >> a musician echoing saying the acts are sickening. it's racist and sexist and disgusting. these are hate crimes. this ain't kids just messing around. >> and lena dunham is saying let's turn the anger into love all the heroins who don't deserve this bs. >>> moving onto some huge news for prince fans. his estate in the minneapolis suburbs i

joe rogen and whoever else is podcasting next.ot going to have a sen you change so guess who has to get on an airplane and stay at a hotel and eat at a diner? guess who needs the occasional prostitute whatever it is, there's money going into that. if you're going to travel, you're going to travel right. but the point is i'd be back and forth to texas ten times and the hotels are getting rich and it's an entry. >> now personal audio hasn't responded to our request though they did drop the lawsuit. more from carolla including his thoughts on the presidential election as well as we talk to the films creators later today on cnbc.com. >> thanks. we're a few moments away from our interview with stan fischer. we'll get his take on yellen's comments and outlook for 2016 when squawk alley comes right back. it cost to mornize a school distric what's critil thinking worth etball costs about what does it cost to build a new fotespts arena. what's teaspiritorth? a lecounications systemn't ch. what's it worth to taltoour what's the valueone mor

also the host of the examining politics podcast which is available online governor, let me begin with the commission on presidential debates which is set at the benchmark of 15% for you to anticipate. -- participate. the first scheduled for late september. is that a fair benchmark? >> i think the benchmark is fair. what is not there is that all the polls being conducted right now have done, and clinton and on the second or third question will ask what happens if you add johnson to the mix. right now we are pretty solidly in the 10% range. 99% of the media just reports the top two lines. what you have is a majority of people in this country don't know there is a third-party candidate. i believe if my name was just included in the top line, i would be at 20%. i and bill weld would be at the 20%. a lot of that having to do with the discontent of donald trump and clinton. bill weld and myself, libertarian candidate for president. we will be the only third party and all 50 states. >> with some new polling numbers just out today. >> governor reuters with the , poll numbers out this afternoo

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. >>> plus, a twist in the podcast serial. new witnesses stepping up to raise questions about the case. live at 5:00 returns after >>> a plot twist in a murder case that captivated millions with the podcast cereal -- serial. >> two new witnesses coming forward, raising questions about his alibi. abc's lauren lifter has -- lauren lister has more. case made famous by the podcast "serial ." attempts to diss credit a star witness in the case of adnan syed. saed was convicted for the 1999 killing of high school ex- girlfriend, hay min lee. a crime he insists he didn't commit. in june, a baltimore judge ordering a new trial. >> the conviction is erased. >> reporter: asia mcclane testified at sad's hearing, saying when lee was killed, sad was with her in the library. >> i was singing in the library, bored to tears. and somebody walked in that i knew. >> reporter: but according to this report, mcclane's account is being called a flatout lie. two former classmates say, that mcclane believed so much in adnan's innocence, she would make

did they really meet on larry's podcast? then why j. lo pulled the plug on her relationship? is her hit song "ain't your mama" about casper? plus chris rock's girlfriend sporting a new ring. did he pop the question the day before his divorce was final? >> "dancing with the stars" his partner. >> why does kim kardashian bother wearing clothes? her new see-through shocker. >>> john krasinski's beefed-up transformation and how it helped his sex life with emily blunt. >> i'm emily's biggest fan. >> kobe bryant's new life after the lakers, opening up to mario about baby number three on the way and getting personal about his marriage. >> what's one thing that mrs. >> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> hi, everyone. welcome to "extra."pi'm mario l. blake shelton's ex miranda lambert bringing her new man on stage. what brought her to tears? >> also coming up, mario, a groundbreaking new beauty treatment. the lazer that could help you get arms like jessica biel. >> and the shocking headlines reports today that his wife has a secret b

lebron was on a podcast this week. he was talking about a podcast called open run. he said his dream has always been to own an nba team. >> i wonder if he has the money. he's earned more than 270 million in player salary. he has a lifetime contract extension with nike worth a billion dollars. the clippers sold in 2014 for 2 billion. now, everything he's done been under the model of jordie -- michael jordan. i wouldn't put it past him. >>> 20 years ago, 1996 to the summer games in atlanta. muhammad ali lit the torch. remember, the bomb went off in centennial park. we'll go back in time 20 years you by cleveland hospital. >> it's going to be great tonight. >> all right. thanks a lot. >> and thank you for watching. jimmy and betsy back at 7:00. lester is next from rio. i will see you after the games. . >>> breaking news tonight. olympic bombshell, questions swirling around ryan lochte and the u.s. swimmers who say they were robbed at gunpoint in rio. a judge orders two of their passports seized as a court says that gave accounts to police. what really happened? >>> rai

why do a podcast? you're one of the last guys that sells books. you and j.k. rowling and then my cookbook charles always says you think with your eyes and you feel with your ears. it's a completely different -- >> stephen: hold on. (laughter) think eyes, feel ears. >> think about it, you write a book, you can communicate complicated ideas and people be grasp pem, but you can't move people emotionally. it's very hard. >> stephen: what! have you read a book? >> think of how much easier it is to make a person laugh in person. laughing is not the bar. the high bar is crying. tears, making someone cry -- >> stephen: i disagree. you think it's easier to make someone laugh than cry? are you crazy? >> stephen: you don't want to make people cry. everyone wants to make people laugh so people practice it more. >> first of all, i think there is five moments in my ten episodes of "revisionist history" where i'm almost certain people will cry. i cry just when i think about those moments that's such a powerful thing. >> stephen: what you just said is better than what i do fo

you can download the podcast series for free.earch fox 5 dc under we have the whole series posted on our web page >> i love holly and hats off to her for putting it out there >> you can bin ge listen to the whole thing. >> fox5dc.com and fox 5 facebook page. >>> let's take a live look on a beautiful wednesday afternoon and still quite a nice evening. these nice summer nights seem to be so rare, this so rare, this season in washington, low humidity, gentle breeze. after the beautiful live looking one more pleasant night with temperatures falling back into the 60's before the heat and humidity return tomorrow. storm risks still remain pretty low, however, as we get into next week, i think we have a better chance of rain, weekend say, friday when the heat looks to be the highest. outside, beautiful evening, 44, baltimore, 84 -- 44 would be beautiful for some -- 84 here in baltimore, 86 in washington. 82s gaithersburg, we'll fall into the 70's after dark and some of you falling into the 60's before dawn. satellite and radar quiet. yo

you can hear jim on "ufc unfiltered," the official podcast of the ufc, and check out jimnorton.com for tour dates. bridget will be on the road on her "pound it" tour. check out tour dates at bridgeteverett.net. guys, we're taking a break, so in the meantime, follow me @nikkiglaser on instagram, glazeydays on snapchat, and listen to the "not safe" podcast. you guys get it. here's your happy ending. good night, pervs. [ cheers and applause ] >> kids, if you work hard in comedy, and you just persevere, you risk everything, you can wind up sleeping in the karaoke room of a strip club in vegas. follow your dreams. [ cheers and applause ] >> trevor: welcome bac -- >> welcome back to the coverage of the 2016 satirical games. welcome roy wood, jr. what a game it has been. >> we've seen world records, dreams made and hopes crushed. >> who doesn't like watching the flicker go out in a young kid's eyes. >> jordan, what's that on your neck? >> oh, this thing? (laughter) >> have you been doing the cupping therapy like the athletes? >> no, no. last night my loneliness got the best of me and i had se

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. >> did you ever listen to that serial podcast? >> oh, no. >> there is a new twist in a murder case made famous by that podcast. >> coming up at 5:00, the new witnesses coming forward raising questions about the alibi. >> one of the swimmers involved, where they claimed they were robbed is >> at 5:30, new details about that fatal fall from a bus in east boston. we take you inside, to see how it could happen. >> a boy found wandering on the road before sunrise. how strangers were able to get hem home safely. >> over ashland at the reservoir where a aircraft, light plane, has been brought down. geo narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does icans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible for the co

my name is gretta and i'm the host of a podcast called nerdette. it can be anything fro anythingr calculus just as easily as for could example, feminism. the c-span title of the discussion is discussion on women, which i think is great because we are all automatically qualified to be on the stage regardless anything else we do in our lives. of i thought if each of you has a different approach to feminismsm in your books do you want to go down the line and talk a little bit about what you are working on and why. 2015 >> i released an article this past february and it's very loosely based on her life and inspired by the life of ivan b.a wells barnett who was a suffragist that fought for civil rights and had her own newspaper and editor or journalist most known for the fact she was heryd own crusader during her lifetime. my novel is of the young wife of a girl from jim crow south who moves to the west and start her own paper in the distric distrif kansas city missouri in the first quarter of this century and never once used the term feminism in my boo

you can catch mike's podcast on itunes.ome back, a look at the new candidate after this. ♪ quest for years, when i have lived in washington, between foreign assignments or working in congress, i liked to visit the national monuments late at night. i do it because late at night, no one is around. quiet.uite -- it is edison with the long-lasting lightbulb and bell with the telephone, ford with the model t , the wright brothers with the airplane. para scope and meerkat, airbnb and taz rett. the washing machine, the television, the integrated circuits, the personal computer. america gets to know him. a short look at the man who could be our next president. who is he? that is evan mcmullen. until recently, the chief policy director for -- he is now running as an independent for president of the united states. he put out a campaign logo, aarted a website, and put out statement. he has not done tv yet. he did pay a visit to the offices of the national review. our next guest was there. tuttle is aian fellow at the national review i

podcast and we have a similar diagnosis. we agree a lot about what we have to do to clean up this mess after the election. donny: i want to ask both of you guys this question. clearly you have hit a nerve. has something else happened here? from here on, we're spoiled at home that we're going to want, demand, except, embrace, any -- accept, embrace, any politician, entertainer, george clooney starts to run. part of it is it's been so fun to watch, it's not a politician, it's an entertainer. whether it's clooney or oprah winfrey. is this teeing up that every presidential election is open for business way beyond politicians? stuart: i worked with george clooney on k street and i also know donald trump a little bit. i think clooney has 75 i.q. points on trump and is a much more sensible grounded, sane human. i don't think so. i think you're going to find that this is sort of a rejection of that and go back to an idea that governing is serious business. donny: that's my point. if a candidate did come along that had the best of bo

>> he has the number 1 podcast in america. every hip-hop star goes on his show.t him, through my lawyer and they were law partners one day. he is fascinate had by my story. >> how long did you talk to him. >> about an hour. hour-and-a-half. >> that's the first time you ever told your story. >> that's the first time i publicly told my story. >> so it was after that, that the post picked that up and put that on the front-page. >> look at this headline again. so people, there's the headline. thug cop. now, i want to run just a little bit of the audio, from combat jack's -- >> program. >> just so they can hear what started this, that led to the book being published, by simon and shoes center. >> i think about eric garner getting murdered. you heard what i said, murdered, he was murdered. >> i want to get to that. >> we'll go that. so, at 13 i'm selling lucys, and you know what they were. they were the -- >> loose joints. >> exactly. >> so -- explain more of that, what you were talking about there. >> we were talking about the looseys, and in the street they call them

that is grandma we do a podcast you can do it not netflix with the cold itunes. just google grammar is hilarious most of the time it is time for her grandson him a server may is her roommate arguing about stuff that goes on in our lives and then she hits on me.r >> doesn't she? look at our say you will be at polarities on sundayay on the alan cox show three ?- seven friday and to young men and their deals will come back to new day. coming up in this half hour and akron man turning discarded items into something new and purposeful againin football turned on right now. you have gay burning your giving you the nutrition bar and coca-cola. n the morning show thing i'm not really goodhe at getting the proper amount of lot at all. bright eyed and bushy tailed right now i'm good we have this guy here. >> how are you guys today? >> all right. you guys are working a tough schedulepregnant. >> that she has hasn't thoughtnt about not sleeping the right way. >> the dr. was on with us earlier this week he can help you you can help you with that. about working on a morning sho

did they really meet on larry's podcast? then why j. lo pulled the plug on her relationship? is her hit song "ain't your mama" about casper? plus chris rock's girlfriend sporting a new ring. did he pop the question the day before his divorce was final? >> "dancing with the stars" news. mad maks is back and we >> why does kim kardashian bother wearing clothes? her new see-through shocker. >>> john krasinski's beefed-up transformation and how it helped his sex life with emily blunt. >> i'm emily's biggest fan. >> kobe bryant's new life after the lakers, opening up to mario about baby number three on the way and getting personal about his marriage. >> what's one thing that mrs. bryant does better than you? studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> hi, everyone. welcome to "extra."pi'm mario l. blake shelton's ex miranda lambert bringing her new man on stage. what brought her to tears? >> also coming up, mario, a groundbreaking new beauty treatment. the lazer that could help you get arms like jessica biel. >> and the shocking headlines about larry king's marriage.