Michelle Obama Reveals Style Insights: Best Audio Shows This Week
This Week's Highlight
IMO: Style Stories
This latest series of the former first lady's audio series aligns with the release of a hardcover volume exploring her wardrobe transformation. It's a highly polished affair (typical of the Obama brand), featuring guests such as style expert Elaine Welteroth and iconic performer Jane Fonda. In the style of Michelle personally, the series delivers substance together with its style, uncovering important details about the expectations she encountered as the first Black woman to occupy the White House.
On Hold
Medical reports. The bus. Your wedding day. Everyone knows the complex sentiments that come with expectation. But what about expecting a jailed romantic interest? A child delivered by a gestational carrier? Or the interval from passing away and being revived? In this thoughtful series, host Katy Davis hears incredible narratives of managing unpredictable situations.
The Prevention Expert
This production by a renowned production house maintains their reputation of hard-hitting investigations into contentious subjects. Journalist Dyan Neary interviews caregivers whose kids were placed in foster care after reports of harm were made by one physician, and examines whether a preventive measure was appropriate.
The Truth Unveiled
Freedom of information requests might sound dry, but journalist Jason Leopold and legal expert Matt Topic turn them into a compelling series. The stories they've unearthed by using them in the US comprise persuading the former president's aide to state in legal proceedings that the commander-in-chief's tweets aren't literal.
European Comparison: Top Performers
A new miniseries positions member states head to head on accommodation, childcare and narcotics laws to identify the leading example. The family support installment analyzes different concerns including Iceland's feminist protest to the fact that much-vaunted Sweden nightmarishly limits childcare for toddlers if their parents have another baby. The top-ranked support service? It's not Scandinavian.
