Sarah Qari

A look at what happens when the police don’t do the one thing you expect them to.

It’s the dead of night, you’re wide awake. And you’re not alone. So we put a phone number on twitter, and spent all night talking to the sleepless among us.

A look at two groups of uncounted Americans who want to have a say in our democracy. Plus, Latif has a new show on Netflix!

Thinking about our future, we look back on the aftermath of a century-old pandemic.

Everyone on the planet has been told to stay six feet away from each other. Why six? And is six even the right number?

Despite being cleared for transfer home in 2016, Abdul Latif Nasser is still stuck at Guantanamo. Why? Latif digs for answers, and spoiler: it goes all the way to the top.

Despite being cleared for transfer home in 2016, Abdul Latif Nasser is still stuck at Guantanamo. Why? Latif digs for answers, and spoiler: it goes all the way to the top.

What happened to Abdul Latif at Guantanamo Bay?  Latif visits the “legal equivalent of outer space,” and manages to see his namesake … maybe.

Latif investigates Abdul Latif’s classified time in Afghanistan, and amidst the explosions and rubble, finds a jailhouse interview that changes how he sees his namesake.

Abdul Latif Nasser gets a job working on a sunflower farm in Sudan.  What on earth could be suspicious about that?

Latif travels to Morocco to trace his namesake's possible onramp into extremism and is surprised by what he finds.

Radiolab’s Latif Nasser is stunned to find he shares his name with detainee 244 at Guantanamo Bay. This man was cleared to leave Gitmo in 2016, so why is he still stuck there?

What happened to Abdul Latif at Guantanamo Bay?  Latif visits the “legal equivalent of outer space,” and manages to see his namesake … maybe.

Latif investigates Abdul Latif’s classified time in Afghanistan, and amidst the explosions and rubble, finds a jailhouse interview that changes how he sees his namesake.

Abdul Latif Nasser gets a job working on a sunflower farm in Sudan. What on Earth could be suspicious about that?

Latif travels to Morocco to trace his namesake's possible onramp into extremism and is surprised by what he finds.

Radiolab’s Latif Nasser is stunned to find he shares his name with Detainee 244 at Guantanamo Bay. This man was cleared to leave Gitmo in 2016, so why is he still stuck there?

Parasitic genes, public poop, and the eerie sound of a subway train. What is ... the answer to your stupid question?