Code Switch
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Nov 7, 2026
Matt BeatGUEST
Well, the ACLU reached out to me and Shireen, and we both, of course, had lots of stuff going on before.
Matt BeatGUEST
Shireen teaches journalism at Berkeley, and she did a podcast called Code Switch, and so that's when I first was aware of her.
Matt BeatGUEST
Oh, she did Code
Jesse DollemoreHOST
Switch?
Glen WeldonHOST
I'm Glen Weldon, and today in this encore episode of NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour, we're talking about the fall and rise of Reggie Dinkins.
Glen WeldonHOST
Joining me today is one of the hosts of NPR's Code Switch podcast, Gene Demby.
Glen WeldonHOST
Hey, Gene.
Glen WeldonHOST
What's good with you, Glenn? It's so good to see you.
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B.A. ParkerHOST
Hey everyone, you're listening to Code Switch, the show about race and identity from NPR.
B.A. ParkerHOST
I'm B.A. Parker.
B.A. ParkerHOST
Actually,
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Brittany LuseHOST
It was edited by Jasmine Romero and Nina Patuk.
Brittany LuseHOST
Our engineer was Jimmy Keeley.
B.A. ParkerHOST
And a big shout out to the rest of the Code Switch Massive.
B.A. ParkerHOST
Xavier Lopez, Leah Dinella, Dahlia Mortada, Gene Demby, Courtney Stein, Barton Girdwood, Yolanda Sanguini, and Maya Dangerfield.
Sean GuilloryHOST
I learned so much from all of the different presentations about various aspects of audio.
Sean GuilloryHOST
Some of the ones that really stuck out was one presentation put on the hosts of the NPR podcast Code Switch about the state of Black media in America, which is quite even more dismal than media in general.
Sean GuilloryHOST
That was very, very striking, even though not surprising.
Sean GuilloryHOST
But one of the most impactful presentations was by a guy named Sean Reed who did this.
Jenny HasslerHOST
So anyway, I follow that one.
Jenny HasslerHOST
Podcast-wise, again, not really listening, but some of my favorites from the past were the Code Switch pod, which is an NPR pod, and Pop Culture Happy Hour.
Jenny HasslerHOST
Those made me think of two more podcasts.
MyraHOST
OK, go ahead.
Gene DembyHOST
It was edited by Courtney Stein and our engineer was Kwesi Lee.
Gene DembyHOST
And we'd be remiss if we did not shout out the rest of the Code Switch Massive, right? That's Christina Cala and Xavier Lopez and Jasmine Romero and Leah Dinella and Dahlia Mortada and Barton Girdwood and Yolanda Sanguini and Meyer Dangerfield and B.A.
Gene DembyHOST
Parker.
Gene DembyHOST
As for me, I'm Gene Demby.
Gene DembyHOST
It was edited by Jasmine Romero with help from Courtney Stein, and our engineer was Jimmy Keelan.
Gene DembyHOST
And we would be remiss if we ain't shout out the rest of the Code Switch massive, right? That's Xavier Lopez and Jess Kung and Leah Donnella and Dalia Mortada and B.A.
Gene DembyHOST
Parker and Barton Girdwood and Yolanda Sangweni and Maya Dangerfield.
Gene DembyHOST
As for me, I'm Gene Demby.
B.A. ParkerHOST
Then in the first season after the CBS pledge to diversify its contestants, Xavier Prather became the first Black winner.
B.A. ParkerHOST
Welcome to Code Switch, Xavier.
B.A. ParkerHOST
Thank you so much for talking to me.
Xavier PratherGUEST
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
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B.A. ParkerHOST
It was edited by Jasmine Romero and Courtney Stein.
B.A. ParkerHOST
Our engineer was Kwesi Lee.
B.A. ParkerHOST
And a big shout-out to the rest of the Code Switch massive, Christina Cala, Jess Kung, Leah Donnella, Dalia Mortada, Gene Demby, Barton Girdwood, Yolanda Sangweni, and Maya Dangerfield.
B.A. ParkerHOST
I'm B.A. Parker.
B.A. ParkerHOST
[upbeat music] Hey, everyone.
B.A. ParkerHOST
You're listening to Code Switch, the show about race and identity from NPR.
B.A. ParkerHOST
I'm B.A. Parker.
Gene DembyHOST
And I'm Gene Demby.
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Maya Annik BedwardGUEST
Thanks.
B.A. ParkerHOST
[upbeat music] And that's our show.
B.A. ParkerHOST
If you appreciate the nuance and context we bring you here at Code Switch, look into NPR Plus.
B.A. ParkerHOST
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