Juana Summers
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Guitarist Tom Morello gets political on 'Everyone Gets Everything They Want' (opens the original)
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(SOUNDBITE OF TOM MORELLO SONG, "EVERYONE GETS EVERYTHING THEY WANT") That's the kind of guitar riff fans now expect from musician Tom Morello. But this time, the Rage Against the Machine co-founder is going solo. TOM MORELLO: I really wanted to make a record that - and try to make one guitar sound like an entire revolution, though I do fear this may be the last record I make before they throw us all in jail. SUMMERS: Like the 21 albums that came before it, "Everyone Gets Everything They Want" i
FBI records point to possible congressional pay-for-play scheme (opens the original)
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Our next story is one of intrigue, secret meetings, bribery, a shell company and a swaggering CEO driving a Ferrari. But this is also a serious story, allegations of government corruption at the highest levels with taxpayers left holding the bag. Specifically, ProPublica alleges the FBI was looking into the team of Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine for trading big checks from a defense contractor for big government contracts buried in appropriations bills. And much of this story, it come
How the last U.S.-China talks on AI could inform this week's summit (opens the original)
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AI is getting faster, better and, some would say, scarier. In fact, recently, a lot of voices from the tech industry have warned that AI is advancing too quickly and that it could cause great harm to humanity. And those voices, they include the heads of AI companies themselves. But in order to slow things down, there needs to be global cooperation, starting with the countries with the most advanced AI companies. Those are, of course, China and the United States. The leaders of those countries wi
Carly Rae Jepsen's new album from warm and breezy day to thumping dance floor night (opens the original)
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CARLY RAE JEPSEN: (Singing) Hey, I just met you. Carly Rae Jepsen exploded onto the charts in 2012. JEPSEN: (Singing) But here's my number, so call me maybe. SUMMERS: "Call Me Maybe" is one of the best-selling singles of all time, but Jepsen has now been releasing critically acclaimed pop music for more than a decade. And today, she's out with her eighth album. It's called "Day And Night." WBUR arts and culture reporter Amelia Mason is with us now. Hey there. AMELIA MASON, BYLINE: Hello. Thanks
The 'burnerverse' exploiting young women in college (opens the original)
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People call it the burnerverse. It's a loosely connected online community of sports fans. But this anonymous corner of the internet doesn't just talk smack about the athletes they don't like or complain about their team's most recent losses. They have also doxed young women, making their names and nonconsensual explicit videos or images viral on platforms like X and subjecting them to online harassment. Ej Dickson is a senior cultural reporter for Wired magazine, and she recently wrote about thi
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