I want to tell you about a podcast that's been fascinating me called More Muslim.

It's a new narrative documentary series made by a team of journalists who've worked on shows like Radio Lab and More Perfect.

They're covering stories from Muslim communities around the world that no one else is telling.

One of their episodes traces the evolution of Muslim women's relationship with the mosque, from the prophetic

era when women prayed alongside men without barriers, to today's reality where many mosques

relegate women to basement closets, behind opaque partitions, or turn them away entirely.

To listen to that episode and more, find more Muslim wherever you get your podcasts.

Robots, they are not what they used to be. Before recently, we had to program robots to do specific

things. We had to give them specific instructions. Now they can learn new

skills with trial and error. I'm Carolyn Beeler. And I'm Marco Wurman. Today, why huge advances

in robotics are exciting for some and scary for others. Also, in Mali, militant groups are gaining

ground. We'll break down the players and their alliances. Plus, it looks like a breakthrough in plastic recycling, but it may not be so easy.

We as an industry were too quick to claim the solution to the problem.

Plus what makes a marmalade great.

There's an X factor, so you just have no idea when you open the jars what's going to happen.

Find out with us today on the world.

This is the world. I'm Marco Werman.

And I'm Carolyn Beeler. Thanks for coming along this Tuesday.

Flags are at half staff in Mali as the West African nation

observes a second day of mourning. This, after an unexpected attack on the capital, Bamako, on Sunday.

The country's defense minister, Asadio Camara, was among the dead.

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