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U.S. plan to buy Russian diesel, “a deal with the devil”

Oct 12, 2026 · 46m

Summary

Ukrainian MP Lisa Yasko discusses the failed energy ceasefire and the impact of U.S. policy on the war. Darlene Mulcahy highlights the stress caused by estrogen patch shortages for Canadian women. Andrew Hodges explains his collaboration with the Pet Shop Boys on an album about Alan Turing. Myronelle Berktold shares her experience reburying her aunt, an Indigenous Alaskan student who died at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. Finally, Jeff Warner recounts being disqualified from a pumpkin competition due to a soft spot in his 1,700-pound gourd.

Topics discussed

Show introduction and segment previews Trump's energy ceasefire announcement and initial reactions Interview with Ukrainian MP Lisa Yasko on the war and diplomacy Introduction to the estrogen patch shortage story Interview with Darlene Mulcahy on menopause and HRT access Introduction to the Pet Shop Boys and Alan Turing album Interview with Andrew Hodges on the Turing album and biography Audio clip from 'He Dreamed of Machines' Commercial break and transition to pumpkin story Commercial break and transition to Indigenous history story Introduction to the Carlisle Indian Industrial School story Interview with Myronelle Berktold on reburial of Lucy Spaulding Closing of the Indigenous history segment Introduction to the giant pumpkin competition story Interview with Jeff Warner on his disqualified pumpkin Flamingos sheltering from Hurricane Isaias and sound of the day
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