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One of the world's deadliest outbreaks is accelerating—but why isn't it leading the news?
This week on Catch Me Up, we speak with journalist Chris Ocamringa from the Democratic Republic of Congo about the rapidly growing Ebola outbreak, the conspiracy theories slowing response efforts, and why many believe the crisis isn't getting the global attention it deserves.
Then, Sydney Leathers—the woman thrust into the Anthony Weiner scandal more than a decade ago—shares how she rebuilt her life, found healing, and why she believes in second chances.
Also in this episode:
The latest on the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Measles cases hit their highest level in decades
Is AI really replacing jobs—or changing the workforce?
Democratic Party fundraising struggles ahead of the midterms
Remote work, disability rights, and the camera-on workplace debate
Hidden headlines you probably missed this week
Chapters
00:00 This Week on Catch Me Up
02:22 Ebola Crisis in Congo
09:19 Sydney Leathers: A Second Act
15:22 Panel: Measles, AI & Politics
22:25 Mark's Minute: AI Through a Kid's Eyes
23:12 Hidden Headlines
Subscribe for weekly conversations that go beyond the headlines and help you understand the stories shaping the world.
This week on Catch Me Up, we speak with journalist Chris Ocamringa from the Democratic Republic of Congo about the rapidly growing Ebola outbreak, the conspiracy theories slowing response efforts, and why many believe the crisis isn't getting the global attention it deserves.
Then, Sydney Leathers—the woman thrust into the Anthony Weiner scandal more than a decade ago—shares how she rebuilt her life, found healing, and why she believes in second chances.
Also in this episode:
The latest on the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Measles cases hit their highest level in decades
Is AI really replacing jobs—or changing the workforce?
Democratic Party fundraising struggles ahead of the midterms
Remote work, disability rights, and the camera-on workplace debate
Hidden headlines you probably missed this week
Chapters
00:00 This Week on Catch Me Up
02:22 Ebola Crisis in Congo
09:19 Sydney Leathers: A Second Act
15:22 Panel: Measles, AI & Politics
22:25 Mark's Minute: AI Through a Kid's Eyes
23:12 Hidden Headlines
Subscribe for weekly conversations that go beyond the headlines and help you understand the stories shaping the world.
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