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For some reason I've always been fascinated by jail-based stories. Fear of the long arm of the law finally catching up with me perhaps? This is the first podcast ever to be created and produced inside of a jail (California's Saint Quentin State Prison). The storytelling and editing are top-notch. It was even nominated for a Pulitzer Prize! You could give it a try with the very first episode, 'Cellies'. Some of the topics the podcast touches on can be a little upsetting but these can easily be avoided since there are many episodes with much more light-hearted subject matter.

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bittersweet

In prison, life's major milestones usually pass at a distance. ( Season 3)

This episode contains discussion of suicidal thoughts. Listener discretion is advised.

myths & monikers

Gator, Razor, Kill Switch, Mother Dearest - the stories and legends behind prison nicknames. ( Season 5)
This episode contains discussion of sexual violence. Listener discretion is advised.

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Support our team and get even more Ear Hustle by subscribing to Ear Hustle Plus today. Sign up or in Apple Podcasts by tapping on the "Subscribe" button. In prison, life's major milestones usually pass at a distance. ( Season 3) This episode contains discussion of suicidal thoughts. Listener discretion is advised.

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I always am interested to read what Barney Ronay has to say...funny, interesting, he generally gets round to reporting the football match in the end but on the way he also demonstrates some great creative journalistic flair tackling a variety of topics.

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I'm always impressed when people combine two seemingly very different skills. Mona Chalabi is a data journalist, i.e. an economist AND creative producer of creative and entertaining illustrations. Blimey!

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Mona Chalabi is data editor at Guardian US. Twitter @MonaChalabi. Click here for Mona's public key

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CARTOONS - Venn Diagrams (Edith Pritchett)

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CARTOONS - Venn Diagrams (Edith Pritchett)

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These are a weekly treat for me - often super witty. If you're not a follower of British politics (many are quite political) keep scrolling to get the concept!

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Edith Pritchett's Venn diagrams | Life and style | The Guardian

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Cartoonist Edith Pritchett takes a circular look at how the week pans out

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This is the grandaddy of the podcastverse - multi-award winning and consistently great. These episodes make a tram-ride more enjoyable but English buffs can also take note of how carefully each episode is created - from the 3-part structure (like a classical play) to every detail of the storytelling.

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