NPR Podcasts

The Limits with Jay Williams, from NPR

Kathryn Hahn feels more powerful than ever | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Hanif Abdurraqib is a 'genius.' His friends aren't impressed | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Lena Waithe's religion is 'The Wizard of Oz' | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

The light and dark of Ted Danson | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Nikki Giovanni doesn't think about her legacy | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

LeVar Burton is learning to embrace the chaos | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Abby Wambach wants to be forgotten | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

How To Do Everything: Kind of an advice show. Kind of.

A rare dive into David Lynch's mind | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Ada Limón doesn't want all the answers | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Jeff Goldblum invites the surprise | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Ani DiFranco finds power in scaring people | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

The Scene That Makes Everyone Cry | How To Do Everything

Jack Antonoff doesn't believe in 'no regrets' | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

How Astronauts Cut Their Hair | How To Do Everything

Welcome to Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Issa Rae thinks a little delusion goes a long way | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Rob Delaney loves to fail | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Jenny Slate turns fear inside out | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Bowen Yang thinks being present is overrated | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Introducing NPR+ (30sec)

Taffy Brodesser-Akner is finally home | Wild Card with Rachel Martin

This "conspiracy theory manifesto" inspired far right militia members and rappers like Wu-Tang Clan

Progressive women have 'had it!' And they're fighting back. | It's Been A Minute

Two books revisit the cultural impacts of Tina Turner, Duke Ellington and more

'Julia' revisits George Orwell's '1984,' from a new point of view

Sam Reich on revamping the game show - and Dropout's success | It's Been a Minute

Nancy Pelosi opens up about how she wields 'The Art of Power'

Kaveh Akbar's novel 'Martyr!' is a journey of identity, addiction and poetry

Before the apps, people used newspapers to find love | Code Switch

Everyone & no one can be a Finance Bro | It's Been A Minute

It's hard to read. Here's why. | It's Been a Minute

Playing Pretendian | Code Switch

In 'Bringing Ben Home,' Barbara Bradley Hagerty examines a wrongful conviction

Rufaro Faith Mazarura's 'Let the Games Begin' is a rom-com set in the Olympic village

M.T. Anderson's 'Nicked' follows a heist to steal the bones of Saint Nicholas

'The Boiling Moat' plants a military strategy to prevent China's capture of Taiwan

Gabino Iglesias' 'House of Bone and Rain' is a tale of vengeance in Puerto Rico

Cory Richards' memoir covers mountains, photography and mental health

In 'Five-Star Stranger,' a man gets hired on an app to pretend to be a girl's father

Jon M. Chu's memoir 'Viewfinder' traces his journey to making movies

Dispatches from the living memory of trans people of color | Code Switch

'We Were Illegal' examines Texas history through multiple generations of one family

Sheetal Sheth pens a children's book about Raksha Bandhan in 'Raashi's Rakhis'

Juli Min's novel 'Shanghailanders' unfolds in reverse

'Us, After' and 'A Haunted Girl' tackle mental health

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson talks Supreme Court ethics, family in 'Lovely One'

The backlash against protests; plus, how OJ Simpson changed media forever | It's Been a Minute

In her translation of ‘The Odyssey,’ Emily Wilson aimed for ‘a crystalline clarity’

Indie-rock artist Neko Case opens up about her childhood in a new memoir