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<em>The Atlantic Daily</em>: 9 Podcast Picks From Around Our Newsroom

At a time when in-person social interaction is so limited, podcasts can help bring chatter, and new voices, back into our lives and homes.

Every weekday evening, our editors guide you through the biggest stories of the day, help you discover new ideas, and surprise you with moments of delight. Subscribe to get this delivered to your inbox.

I asked nine people from around our newsroom, including members of our Atlantic podcasting team, to pick an episode worth streaming in this moment.  

Be sure to also check out our Atlantic podcasts:

  • Floodlines is the story of an unnatural disaster.

  • Social Distance offers some scientific perspective on this outbreak.   

  • The Ticket helps you get to know the people and the politicians who make the news.

, “Ellen Page” (Episode 1148)

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