Still Processing
- Category
- Narrative
- Publisher
- The New York Times
- Host
- Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham
- Language
- English
Still Processing is Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham thinking in public for the New York Times, about a film, a song, a news event, or the culture of the workplace.
The episodes are conversations with a written spine. They disagree, they loop, they land on a line that could have been a column and is better because you heard them find it.
The show is criticism as narrative: two people with taste and reporting instincts walking through why a thing feels the way it feels this week. Wortham and Morris do not flatten that into a verdict for a homepage.
It has had pauses and side projects. An episode that introduces another show is not the series. Pick one where both hosts are in the conversation.
Last episode listed in the official feed
‘You Can’t Code Your Way Out of Racism’ | Episode 2
Read from the publisher’s RSS on Oct 3, 2026 · Sep 15, 2016 ET. Audio is not hosted here.
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