Former DOJ official: USPS ballot rejection unlikely to work
About this episode
The episode discusses the unlikely rejection of USPS ballots, the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Central Africa, the impact of El Chapo's arrest on the Sinaloa Cartel, and a proposal to relocate homes set for demolition.
Plus, ebola is still spreading fast in Central Africa, how the arrest of “El Chapo” created a Sinaloa Cartel power vacuum, and an idea to move homes slated for demolition to Altadena’s burnt-out lots.
More episodes of Press Play with Madeleine Brand
- How to teach 9/11 to a generation too young to remember it
- LA County sues State Farm over Palisades, Eaton fire response
- Press Play 'Producer's Cut': Ariana Morgenstern, Dan Tana's
- How Black women inspired Gloria Steinem’s feminism
- Why some LA renters are revolting against shared utilities
- The science behind the perfect pop song
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the Press Play with Madeleine Brand podcast page.