, in partnership with WPLN, has recently launched a new podcast called “Embedded: Supermajority.” The podcast aims to explore the changing dynamics of power and influence in America, focusing on the rise of women as a political force.
The name “Supermajority” refers to the increasing number of women who are asserting themselves in various spheres of society, from politics to business to activism. The podcast will delve into the stories of these women, examining how they are breaking barriers and reshaping traditional power structures.
Hosted by NPR correspondent Kelly McEvers, the podcast promises to bring a fresh perspective to the ongoing conversation around gender and power. McEvers, known for her insightful reporting and engaging storytelling, will lead listeners through in-depth interviews with women who are at the forefront of social change.
Through a series of episodes, “Embedded: Supermajority” will highlight the experiences and perspectives of women from diverse backgrounds and industries, showcasing their efforts to challenge the status quo and create a more inclusive society. From grassroots organizers to corporate executives, the podcast will offer a comprehensive look at the impact of women’s voices and actions on shaping the future of America.
With the launch of “Embedded: Supermajority,” NPR and WPLN aim to contribute to the ongoing dialogue around gender equality and women’s empowerment. By sharing the stories of powerful women and exploring the ways in which they are driving change, the podcast seeks to inspire and inform listeners about the importance of diversity and representation in leadership.
Listeners can tune in to “Embedded: Supermajority” on NPR and WPLN platforms to hear these compelling narratives and gain a deeper understanding of the evolving role of women in shaping the nation’s future.
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