Hey Audio fans, hope you’re staying cool out there. We’ve got loads of audio riches to get you through the week.

But first, tune into Episode 3 of Serial’s terrifying new series, The Retrievals, today.

Then, travel to Zambia on a story about the author of “Where the Crawdads Sing” and revisit the final moments of the submersible Titan. Hear sharp perspectives on AI, and what it takes to make a Barbie movie. Also, Melissa Clark joins us from Cooking to examine your provisions.

Enjoy the week!

a reporter reads

Before her bestseller, Delia Owens was a powerful figure in conservation.
By Ruth Maclean, Collins Chilumba Sampa and Gulshan Khan

the retrievals by Series

The patients watch as the nurse who caused their pain is judged.
Hosted by Susan Burton

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THIS AMERICAN LIFE SHORT

A unique and personal take on “The Sound of Music”.
hosted by Ira Glass

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THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE

Greta Gerwig wanted the film to be a work of art. “We are constantly having conversations with inanimate objects,” she said.
By Willa Paskin

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Cooking: shorts

Our Food writer shares the things that are in her kitchen all the time, and that should be in yours too.
By Melissa Clark

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opinion

Times columnist and MacArthur “genius” gives recipient of affirmative action and student debt cancellation: “It’s hindsight vision.”
By Tressie McMillan Cottom

Reporter Reads

It already has, argues Demis Hassabis, head of Google DeepMind.
By Ezra Klein

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a reporter reads

Five travelers, hoping to witness the Titanic wreck up close, suddenly fell silent.
By John Branch and Christina Goldbaum

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New York magazine

When he started expanding his IHOP empire, he didn’t expect to find a graveyard — or start a war.
By Reeves Wiedeman

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