From executive producer Isaac Saul, this is Tangle.

Good morning, good afternoon and good evening and welcome to the Tangle podcast, a place we get views from across the political spectrum, some independent thinking, and a little bit of my take.

I'm your host, Isaac Sahl, and on today's episode, we're going to be talking about the ceasefire in Iran.

I want to put ceasefire in quotation marks, which you'll hear more about in my take,

but we're calling it a ceasefire for now. So we're going to talk about the ceasefire. Before we jump

into that, though, I do want to give a quick plug for two full-time positions that just opened up

here at Tango. That's right. We are hiring. Whenever we

hire, we like letting our audience know first because those are the people who follow our work

and we think are typically committed to our mission. But so you know, we have two job openings.

One is an associate editor and executive assistant position to work

directly alongside me. This is an in-person role it requires being based in the New York or greater

New York City area. It is a mix of an editorial and assistant position. You'd be replacing Lindsay

Canuth, who has been fabulous, but I'm both excited for her and sad.

She's leaving. She's going to Harvard Law School in the fall, so we are proud of her and excited

and also bummed to be losing her. The other position is a fully remote position as a video editor,

and that job is working full-time with John Law, the producer on this show.

So if you're interested in either of those roles, the job listings are in today's episode

description. They're in today's newsletter. You can find them on our website. I encourage you to go

check them out. The deadline to apply for both is May 1st, so don't forget to do that if you're interested.

All right, with that, I'm going to send over to Will Kayback, our senior editor who's on the pod with me today to break down our main story.

And I'll be back for my take.

Thanks, Isaac.

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