Listen Score
LS 42
Global Rank
TOP 1.5%

SOBRE ESTE PODCAST 🔗

Frequência de atualização:
every 21 days
Duração média do áudio:
28 minutes
Entrevistas com convidados
Inglês
Estados Unidos da América
75 episódios
desde 18 de Maio de 2018
episodic

AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗

~68.95% of listeners are from United States.
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US
68.95%
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GB
9.83%
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AU
5.14%
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CA
2.16%
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SK
1.71%
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IE
1.53%
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DE
1.53%
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IN
1.17%
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ZA
0.99%
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CH
0.54%
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FR
0.54%
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GR
0.45%
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BR
0.45%
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SE
0.45%
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JP
0.45%
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MX
0.36%
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HK
0.27%
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AE
0.27%
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BE
0.27%
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NO
0.27%
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SG
0.27%
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DK
0.18%
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VG
0.18%
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NL
0.18%
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ES
0.18%
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IL
0.18%
Others
1.50%
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ÚLTIMO EPISÓDIO 🔗

In our final episode of the series on ICE and gender, series co-editor Fernanda Santos interviews ICE Chief of Staff Michael Lumpkin to talk about ICE’s mission, what some see as strategic pitfalls, the treatment of trans migrants at detention centers, and the challenges and limitations of an overl…

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We take a deeper look at the creation and enduring legacy of the country’s first detention center, Angel Island, and examine how the past reflects the complexities of today’s immigration matrix. Reporter Andrea Gutierrez visits Angel Island and hears from a Chinese descendant whose ancestor fought …
Many make the dangerous trek across South and Central America to arrive at the U.S. border to seek asylum and safely. But for some mothers, reaching the country is where their hardships begin. Reporter Inés Rénique connects with two immigrant mothers in NYC whose journeys only intensified as they s…
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Vicky, a trans migrant from Honduras who came to the US seeking asylum, was placed in an ICE detention center set up to support LGBTQ+ detainees. But she says the so-called “trans pod” only added to her isolation, anxiety, and the dehumanization she felt. At the Louisiana ICE Detention Center she s…
Detainees at ICE detention centers have long reported a lack of basic necessities, like edible food and potable water—but for transgender migrants, something as basic as physical safety can seem questionable. Vicky, a trans woman from Honduras, shares her story. Facing harassment after being housed…
Moving to the US as an immigrant from another country can sometimes take years. But in 2021, after the US’s disastrous exit from Afghanistan, many Afghans' safety and futures were upended overnight, leaving some with no choice but to abandon their homes in a rushed exodus. Reporter Adreanna Rodrigu…
In California, force-feeding detainees on hunger strike is illegal, but in Texas it’s legal. In part two of this mini-series, investigative reporter Jesse Alejandro Cottrell speaks with a former ICE detainee about the conditions inside ICE detention, the hunger strike he led, and the legality and m…
When some detainees complained about the lack of basic safety, health and medical necessities inside some ICE detention centers, they said they faced punitive retribution—including solitary confinement. In this two-part episode, investigative reporter Jesse Alejandro Cottrell talks to detainees in …
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