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After the Fact
Join experts from The Pew Charitable Trusts and other special guests for the story behind the numbers and trends shaping some of society’s biggest challenges. Whether it’s data on the financ...
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Listen to After the Fact, a Government & Organizations podcast by The Pew Charitable Trusts. Stream 223 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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20 of 223 episodesYou're Probably Wrong About Seagrass
One of the most powerful natural tools we have to protect our environment lives out of sight, just beneath the ocean surface: seagrass. It e...
What Happens When You Invest Money in Nature
How much does it cost to protect a forest, an ocean, or an entire ecosystem? And where does that money come from? This special crossover epi...
Message Received: A Solution for Missed Court Hearings
Text message reminders help many of us manage our busy, day-to-day lives—especially for important appointments. But what happens when that a...
How Civil Discourse Can Help the U.S. Find Common Ground
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, Americans are growing more concerned about the state of the nation's democracy. Accor...
How Parental Stress Fuels Doomscrolling
Getting a first smartphone has become a modern rite of passage for many children and teens. And with the rise of social media and the consta...
From Lab to Life: Making Cancer Treatment Less Toxic
A cancer diagnosis can be devastating. And the chemotherapy that often follows can be particularly rigorous. The American Cancer Society pro...
Do Fewer Homes Mean More Fire Risk?
Last year, a devastating and deadly fire in Milwaukee forced residents to confront a painful reality: The places where many people can affor...
What's the Deal With State Budgets This Year?
Each January brings legislators back to their statehouses, where budget decisions once again take center stage. In the past few years, state...
The Treaty That Could Save the Ocean
For the first time in history, the world has formally agreed to protect nearly half the planet. In September 2025, the United Nations ratifi...
Protecting the Pantanal and Gran Chaco
In the heart of South America, the Chaco-Pantanal region holds the planet's largest tropical wetland. It's a place that's teeming with color...
In Conversation With Ken Burns: America's Story of Revolution, Liberty, and Democracy
As America approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding, Ken Burns offers the nation his latest documentary, "The American Revolution."...
Gen Z Vibes on Retirement
Millions of Americans are behind on their retirement savings goals, and nearly 70% of those already retired wish they had started saving ear...
America's Most Problematic Drug Is Alcohol
While opioid use disorder dominates headlines, alcohol quietly remains America's most problematic—and overlooked—drug. Nearly 30 million peo...
From Lab to Life: How to Heat-Proof Coral Reefs
The ocean's coral reefs support an estimated 25% of all known marine life yet are threatened by rising ocean temperatures and bleaching. In...
The Case for Manufactured Housing
As home prices continue to climb, many Americans are seeking more affordable options. And manufactured homes could be the solution. A new ma...
From Headlines to Hashtags: How Americans Are Consuming News Today
The way Americans consume information is evolving fast, and younger Americans are increasingly turning to nontraditional sources for their n...
The Grand Canyon National Park Turns 100
Take a road trip with us this summer as we revisit one of America's most iconic landscapes: the Grand Canyon. This episode originally aired...
Ken Burns: 'America's Storyteller' on His Creative Process
In this episode, acclaimed documentarian Ken Burns offers us a look into his dynamic creative process and shares what inspires him to create...
Scientists at Work: Why Do Mosquitoes Bite You?
This summer, we're taking another look at one of the peskiest and deadliest insects on the planet: the mosquito. Millions of people are infe...
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