There have been many Superman's, Super Men, and now after much anticipation, there is another.

And the new Superman movie is pretty great, and it's bringing exactly what we are looking for.

Hope. We'll tell you why on Pop Culture Happy Hour. Listen on the NPR app or wherever you get your podcasts.

From W.HYY in Philadelphia, this is Fresh Air Weekend. I'm Tanya Mosley.

At 11 years old, our first guest emulated her idol Madonna at a talent show,

lip-syncing and stripping to the song Like a Prayer. In her new memoir, Tamara Yehiyah writes about how that launched her career as a child star in Argentina

until she moved to California at 13 and later realized the damage of having been sexualized as a child.

Also, we talked to author and poet Leila Motley, who gained critical acclaim for her debut novel Nightcrawling, published when she was 19.

Her new novel, The Girls Who Grew Big, follows three young women navigating pregnancy in a post-Rovey Wade world.

And TV critic David B. and Cooley reviews the new documentary documentary Dear Miz, a revolution in print.

That's coming up on Fresh Air Weekend.

This summer, Ditchland, with shortwave's sea camp, because when's the last time you had an ocean getaway?

Every Monday, we bring you in insights from a different ocean zone,

starting with the sunlit surface until we hit the deep sea floor,

where there's marine snow, weird critters, carbon sinks, and so much more.

But first, you've got to take the plunge.

Follow NPR's shortwave, wherever you get your podcasts.

Do you ever look at political headlines and go, huh?

Well, that's exactly why the NPR Politics Podcast exists.

We're experts, not just on politics, but in making politics make sense.

Every episode, we decode everything that happened in Washington and help you figure out what it all means.

Give politics a chance with the NPR Politics Podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts.

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