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Michele Norris

Michele Norris

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Search complete. 6 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Michele Norris".

Oct 2, 2026

Barry JenkinsGUEST
15:36
I think I was listening to a podcast you had done about cooking with your mother.
Sam SandersHOST
15:40
Oh my God, that was Michelle Norris's podcast.
Barry JenkinsGUEST
15:42
Exactly.
Sam SandersHOST
15:43
Yeah.
speaker_8HOST
36:40
We have Michelle Obama, The Light Podcast.
speaker_8HOST
36:43
We have Yo Mama's Kitchen, hosted by Michelle Norris.
speaker_8HOST
36:46
We have The Wonder of Stevie, hosted by Wesley Morris.
speaker_8HOST
36:49
We have Fela Kuti: Fear No Man, hosted by Jad Abumrad, and we have Reconstruction, hosted by Malcolm Gladwell.
speaker_1HOST
26:32
We have Jad Abumrad analyzing the revolutionary music of Fela Kuti.
speaker_1HOST
26:37
We have Michelle Norris exploring the sociology of the American kitchen, and now we have foundational literature with a great book.
speaker_0HOST
26:44
Okay, let's unpack this.
speaker_0HOST
26:46
If you look at this list, they aren't just making random shows.
DriftglassHOST
19:40
Paul Harris reports on how race has become the great unspoken issue in the campaign for the White House and why it may yet be the decisive factor, unquote.
Blue GalHOST
19:49
And this is what happened when Michelle Norris and Connie Schultz showed up on the Charlie Rose Show, the defunct Charlie Rose Show, in late August of 2008.
Blue GalHOST
19:59
Michelle Norris said this, quote, We just don't know who he is.
Blue GalHOST
20:14
We don't know what he really stands for.
Blue GalHOST
20:16
If you dig down a little deeper, there are suggestions that some of these issues are proxies for the issue of race, unquote.
Brian HallgrenHOST
50:10
That's very appropriate.
Brian HallgrenHOST
50:13
After we do this story from the Washington Post by award-winning columnist Michelle Norris, who's also a host on National Public Radio's All Things Considered afternoon program.
Brian HallgrenHOST
50:26
It was a political stunt meant to embarrass a vacation enclave known for attracting liberal A-list celebrities.
Brian HallgrenHOST
50:33
With reportedly no warning to local officials, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis surprised the island of Martha's Vineyard by sending two planes filled with 50 immigrants, many of them from Venezuela.

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