Hey, it's Lauren Chulgin, host of NHPR's The 13th Step, here with some big news.

Eric Spofford has been indicted by the feds. I uncovered multiple allegations of sexual misconduct

involving Spofford. And now, three years later, the feds say Eric Spofford organized violent acts of

vandalism against me, my parents, and my editor, all in hopes of shutting

that reporting down. I've got all the details on the latest episode of the 13th Step. Listen now,

wherever you get your podcasts.

Raymond's show, please.

Hi, I'm Hannah McCarthy.

This is Civics 101.

This is the first in what will be a semi-regular series where in our team takes a look at our favorite movies and shows about the U.S. government or perhaps other governments as

well, space governments, for example, and finds the Civics 101 of it all within them.

There will be no covering up, sir.

No covering up.

And today we are going to talk about a movie that I very much love,

and I am definitely going to spoil it for people who have not seen it.

So if you have not seen, the 1962 Manchurian candidate, I recommend waiting to listen to this

episode until you have watched it.

And I do recommend watching it.

It is rated PG-13, by the way, if that is relevant to you.

And I am joined today by three lovelyworkers and friends who have seen this movie.

First, Nick Capadija.

Hello, Hannah.

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