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From Trump's trials to the history of hip-hop, NPR's can't-miss podcasts from 2023

NHPR; NPR; WBUR; KEXP

2023 was a whirlwind year for podcasts across the NPR Network. With just two weeks left before 2024, now is the time to catch up on a few our favorite shows and seasons of the year.

The podcast episode descriptions below are from podcast webpages and have been edited for brevity and clarity.

The 13th Step

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NHPR

Start listening.

Trump's Trial

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NPR

Listen to the latest episode, "Should the Jan 6 trial be televised? Trump and many journalists say yes."

Sugar Land

/ The Texas Newsroom
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The Texas Newsroom

Listen to episode 1, "Who's Buried Here?"

Violation

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WBUR

Listen to episode 1, "Two Sons, Lost."

Body Electric

/ NPR
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NPR

Listen to part 1, "So much sitting, looking at screens. Can we combat our sedentary lives?"

City of Tents: Veterans Row

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KCRW

Start with episode 1, "Welcome to the Neighborhood."

White Lies

/ NPR
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NPR

Start the series with episode 1, "The Men on the Roof."

Ghost Herd

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KUOW

Check out KUOW and Northwest Public Broadcasting's new show Ghost Herd, starting with Part 1: The Empire Builders.

The Last Ride

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NPR

Start listening with episode 1, "One deputy, two missing men."

50 Years of Hip-Hop

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KEXP

Get started with this dive into hip hop's origins and inspirations.

Taking Cover

/ NPR
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NPR

Start listening.

Brave Little State

/ Vermont Public
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Vermont Public

Start listening.

NPR's Jessica Green curated and produced this piece.

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