Anna Elizabeth
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Shutterstock / The Atlantic Listen: You Should Have an Advance Directive
It’s hard to talk about end-of-life care. You should do it anyway.
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Melinda Fawver / Shutterstock / The Atlantic Listen: Where Movie Theaters Go From Here
Will summer’s big blockbuster premiere in your apartment?
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Listen: So the Economy Is a Disaster
And it’s probably going to get worse.
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Andrew Savulich / AP / The Atlantic Listen: Things Can Change in an Instant
Lessons from the front lines of the AIDS epidemic
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Shutterstock / The Atlantic Listen: The Georgia Experiment
Who does the state’s reopening serve?
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Mike Blake / Reuters / The Atlantic Listen: Is Human Touch Necessary?
And other questions from listeners, answered
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Listen: How Much Does It Cost to Get COVID-19?
Howard Forman, a Yale professor of public health and economics, joins the podcast Social Distance to explain the economics of American health care.
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Listen: Why Do Some People Get Sicker?
James Hamblin explains why COVID-19 is so unpredictable.
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Listen: ‘You Think of Things You Shouldn’t’
Perspective can change a lot in a month.
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Listen: Immunity Passports
We could be headed toward a world with two classes: those immune to the virus, and those still at risk.
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Listen: What Will the Summer Be Like?
The pandemic will still be far from over, but some aspects of normal life may begin to return.
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Listen: We Can’t Go Back to Normal
Everyone wants to get back to the way things were. Maybe that’s the problem.
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Listen: Should You Wear a Mask?
What the new CDC recommendations on mask-wearing actually mean.
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WhiteJack / Shutterstock / The Atlantic Nobody Uses Dental Dams
So why do they still exist? An Object Lesson.
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Felipe Dana / AP How Domestic Workers Enable Well-Off Women to Prosper
In her new book, Women’s Work, the journalist Megan Stack grapples with how she’s been able to advance in her career at the expense of other women’s labor.
