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Past Due with Ana Marie Cox and Open Mike Eagle

Love and Death in the Time of Covid

Past Due with Ana Marie Cox and Open Mike Eagle

Ana Marie Cox, Open Mike Eagle, and Andrew Steven

Society & Culture, Business, Performing Arts, Arts

4.66.4K Ratings

🗓️ 12 March 2021

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Intercept senior writer Liliana Segura has been reporting on the death penalty for years, including the Trump administration’s lame-duck killing spree. She comes on to discuss the legacy of putting people to death during a pandemic — and to share stories about the heroes she’s found in the darkness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Hi, I'm Anna Marie Cox. Welcome to With Friends Like These. We're in the early episodes

0:10.6

of a series focusing on forgiveness and reconciliation in all its forms. Family riffs, reparations,

0:17.2

healing the planet, and inevitably criminal justice reform. And in fact, that's what our

0:22.6

first few episodes have been about. Last week, we talked to Marie's Shama about the rise

0:27.8

in fall of the death penalty. This week, Liliana Segura, a reporter for the intercept, will

0:33.0

explain how the death penalty's waning popularity hasn't saved those still on death row. People

0:39.7

are still being put to death. And you may recall that the Trump administration expended a lot

0:45.3

of energy in its last month's restarting federal executions, for no really good reason,

0:51.4

except that they cooked. Liliana will explain why we should still care, and what the reverberations

0:57.3

of those Trump administration killing spree executions might be. And she'll tell us a couple

1:03.1

of tragic stories, and an important hopeful one. And she is coming right up. With Friends

1:11.8

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1:16.8

year, from working remotely to pivoting their business models for long term survival and

1:21.3

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1:26.6

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1:30.8

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1:35.3

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1:41.3

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1:47.2

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1:51.7

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