The Former First Lady Unveils Style Insights: Best Audio Shows This Week
Pick of the Week
IMO: Style Stories
This latest series from Michelle Obama's IMO podcast accompanies the publication of a coffee-table book chronicling her wardrobe transformation. The production is sleek (as expected from the Obamas), featuring guests such as ex-Teen Vogue chief Elaine Welteroth and actress Jane Fonda. In the style of the woman herself, the series delivers substance together with its glamour, disclosing fascinating perspectives about the pressures she faced as the pioneering Black female to live in the White House.
The Pause
Exam outcomes. The bus. Your marriage ceremony. We all experience the complex sentiments associated with waiting. But what about expecting a jailed romantic interest? A baby born via surrogate? Or the period spanning death and resuscitation? This contemplative show, host Katy Davis listens to remarkable accounts of managing unpredictable situations.
The Interventionist
This production by a renowned production house upholds their legacy of hard-hitting investigations into contentious subjects. Journalist Dyan Neary meets families whose children were placed in foster care after claims of mistreatment were attributed to one physician, and questions whether a preventive measure was the right one.
The Truth Unveiled
Public records inquiries may seem boring, but investigative reporter Jason Leopold and First Amendment attorney Matt Topic transform them into a compelling series. The information they've obtained by using them in the US comprise obtaining confirmation from Trump's assistant to state in legal proceedings that the leader's social media posts aren't factual.
The Europeans: Who Does It Best?
This special production positions member states against each other on accommodation, early education and drug policy to determine the leading example. The family support installment analyzes multiple topics from Iceland's women's strike to the reality that much-vaunted Sweden problematically reduces childcare for toddlers if a new sibling arrives. The top-ranked support service? It isn't from Scandinavia.
