Collier Meyerson on Charleston shooting

Premiere DateJun 25, 2015
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00:00 Welcome to Radio Dispatch
00:28 Middle school dance
16:17 Collier Meyerson on the Charleston shooting
32:37 NY state doesn't raise the age
50:26 Listener mail
58:27 “BarbieNation” Holychild / Credits
59:36 Finish

Collier Meyerson joins us to discuss her reporting from Charleston, Gov Andrew Cuomo fails to raise the age in New York, and listener mail.

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Collier Meyerson

Charleston shooting victims

Listener mail

John and Molly Knefel are journalists, writers, and co-hosts of the daily political podcast Radio Dispatch. John covers foreign policy, criminal justice, civil liberties, and harm reduction, with bylines at…

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