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I'm Ben Nadefaffrey, host of the history show The Last Archive,

and I want to tell you about a new series we're running in our feed.

It's called The Dead Line. Six essays written and

read by Jill Lepore, the New Yorker writer, American historian, and founding host of

our show. These are incredible essays on everything from the history of cryogenics to the Silicon Valley Gospel of Disruption.

And at the end of each essay, I interview Jill about her craft as a writer.

You can listen on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm Jacob Goldstein. I used to host Planet Money. Now I'm starting a new show. It's called

What's Your Problem? Every week on What's Your Problem,

entrepreneurs and engineers describe the future they're going to build once

they solve a few problems. I'm talking to people trying to figure out how to do things that

no one on the planet knows how to do from creating a drone delivery business to

building a car that can truly drive itself. Listen to what's your problem on the IHeartRadio app at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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