Sam Asks Justin Trudeau a Question about Heroin/Crack Cocaine

We've got some new funding that we're not allowed to talk about yet. But we'll let you know soon. So anyways, we're taking a break for the summer to gear up for a great new fall season of radio documentaries!

(Update) This is going to change everything.

Edward Larkin, Professor of English at the University of Delaware, on how to act like you've read Thomas Paine's 1775 Pamphlet "Common Sense." And why you might actually want to read it.

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Fake your way through Thomas Paine's "Common Sense"

This week, Cited teamed up with the CBC to bring you the story of the worst motel in upstate New York and the sociologist who decided to live there to study America's most hated criminals.

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[Promo] Exiled in America: A Year in New York's infamous 'Sex Offender Motel'

Sex offenders are the most reviled and abused criminals in prison. But eventually, most of them will get out. So, what happens next? This is a rebroadcast from last season. It is part one of a two-part documentary series we produced in partnership with the CBC Doc Project and the University of Washington Center For Human Rights. 

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A Year In New York’s Infamous ‘Sex Offender Motel'

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