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Each daily episode lasts about half an hour and is hosted by political journalist Michael Barbaro. Each episode features an interview with a The New York Times reporter dealing with a news event that was worked on and investigated by the interviewee. On some occasions, it implements sound elements that make the stories much more immersive.
Host: Michael Barbaro and Sabrina Tavernise
Country: United States
Episodes count: 41
Average duration: 20'
Frequency: Monday to Friday
Producer: New York Times
Country: United States
Episodes count: 41
Average duration: 20'
Frequency: Monday to Friday
Producer: New York Times
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