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Throughline is a podcast about history from NPR.
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- Can the polygraph test really spot a lie?
- Is the death penalty cruel and unusual?
- Why does everything get a standing ovation now?
- Four Seasons of Ceasefire in Gaza
- How To Avoid The End of the World
- Forty years of what if
- Democratic Socialism. Hope or Hopeless?
- How two swing states changed American voting
- How baseball got its beat
- Is it time for a Luddite Renaissance?
- The school report that changed public education
- The SAT's 100-year grip on higher ed
- The pillage that fueled America's tech booms
- How Korean culture went global
- The blatant betrayal that erased the Tupperware queen from history
- Lies, theft, and cover-up: the history of Monopoly you've never heard
- The song that fueled protests and a legacy of hope
- The lightbulb conspiracy is both real and everywhere
- The license to be funny in America
- The architect of modern China