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Home to Diane's podcast "On My Mind." For 37 years, Diane hosted a two-hour daily news talk show produced by and distributed by .

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  1. 35 minutes ago

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    Get a jump on next month's Diane Rehm Book Club selection: "The Prophets" by Robert Jones, Jr. Don't forget to register for our next discussion Feb. 24:
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  2. Jan 28

    Missed the latest meeting of The Diane Rehm Book Club? Don't worry, you can catch the conversation here. And a big thank you to , and for sharing their insights!

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  3. Jan 27

    Thank you for joining us!

    My interview with ’s about my new book .
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  4. Jan 26

    "The idea isn't to impose some black racial hierarchy. It's to remove a racial hierarchy that was imposed on us." joins Diane to discuss his new book, "The Devil You Know: A Black Power Manifesto."

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    Jan 20

    A fuller picture is emerging of what happened at the U.S. Capitol on Jan 6. Mary McCord spoke with to discuss the online planning before that day and to argue for a criminal investigation of Trump’s role in the insurrection:

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  6. Jan 19

    "In terms of thinking through a post-Trump environment, we have to stop focusing on personality and go back to what the core proposition of the Republican party is, and that's ideas and policies." Diane talks to on today's podcast.

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    Jan 14

    Yoni Appelbaum explains that the right is using coping strategies to keep them from questioning their beliefs, including: -Blaming others, e.g. antifa/bad actors -Minimizing via comparison, e.g. "look at Portland/BLM" -Flipping victimization, e.g. "this is cancel culture"

    LISTEN: on why he thinks impeachment is the only way forward for the country. "If the president is allowed to leave on January 20 with no consequence, it is an open invitation to any future president to act in precisely the same way."
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  8. Jan 13

    LISTEN: on why he thinks impeachment is the only way forward for the country. "If the president is allowed to leave on January 20 with no consequence, it is an open invitation to any future president to act in precisely the same way."

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    Jan 13

    This will leave a serious gap, in life. Thank you Kojo NNamdi for all the great years of making public radio an essential part of America.

    Big news here at : after 23 years, will be stepping away from his daily duties as host of The Kojo Nnamdi Show in early April. We are going to miss your daily presence on the radio - calm, informative and essential to our community. Thank you Kojo!
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  10. Jan 13

    Big news here at : after 23 years, will be stepping away from his daily duties as host of The Kojo Nnamdi Show in early April. We are going to miss your daily presence on the radio - calm, informative and essential to our community. Thank you Kojo!

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  11. Jan 12

    "Ultimately, that's what impeachment is - a defiant assertion in the face of mob violence that the system can work, that we have ways of dealing with extraordinary situations that don't require mobs storming the Capitol."  -

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  12. Jan 11

    "This is not going to be dealt with by simply isolating and condemning Donald Trump. His enablers have to be condemned in the strongest terms." -

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  13. Jan 11

    And, again, in October of 2019, on his concerns for the future of the State Department:

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  14. Jan 11

    President-elect Joe Biden has selected William Burns as his choice to run the CIA. Diane has had the opportunity to interview Burns, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, twice for the podcast. First in March, 2019:

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    Jan 9

    A must-listen. And I agree with —we’re just at the beginning of this unrest. Also, I love how actually lets her guests talk.

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  16. Jan 10

    Thank you for joining us, !

    My extended take on our crisis, with the great
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    Jan 8
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    Thank you for so clearly articulating what the current situation is and what the challenges ahead are. We absolutely have to hold accountable the people who aided and abetted the coup. Without it, we do not stand a chance.

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    Jan 9

    My extended take on our crisis, with the great

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    Jan 9

    Listen, everyone.

    My extended take on our crisis, with the great
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    Jan 9

    Great interview with . You always know what you are talking about--as does she

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