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The Frame

Wesley Morris And Jenna Wortham Are 'Processing' Again

By The Frame Staff
Published Mar 26, 2020 11:02 AM
Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris co-host the New York Times podcast, "Still Processing."
Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris co-host the New York Times podcast, "Still Processing."
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The co-hosts of the New York Times culture podcast, "Still Processing," talk about their new season of episodes; podcast expert Nick Quah on what he's recommending these days.
Wesley Morris And Jenna Wortham Are 'Processing' Again
The co-hosts of the New York Times culture podcast, "Still Processing," talk about their new season of episodes; podcast expert Nick Quah on what he's recommending these days.

On today's show:

Culture — High, Low and In-Between

(Starts at 8:00)

"Still Processing," the podcast hosted by Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham for The New York Times, returns today with the duo's smart take on a wide range of cultural topics. They spoke with John about what they're planning for the new season of episodes.

The Podman Cometh

(Starts at :45)

Nick Quah is an expert on the podcast industry who will be premiering a new podcast for KPCC’s very own LAist Studios later this spring. He spoke with John about which podcasts he's recommending these days — those with useful Covid information and those that serve as a respite to all the virus-related news.