Notas del episodio
A country runs out of interceptors. A hospital runs out of beds. A grid runs out of margin. This week Podcast Magazine asks the least glamorous question in the world: what are you keeping in reserve, and who decided you didn't need it? On the front page — seventeen dead in Kyiv and not one missile stopped; the Congo outbreak becomes the second largest ever recorded; six thousand cubic kilometres of magma hiding under Tuscany; immune cells that kill by exploding; and a buried lede about Texas, four hundred and seventy-four gigawatts, and a grid being auctioned off to a chatbot. Plus: the letter that saved Britain by refusing to help, a two-thousand-year-old Chinese grain policy that ended up in American federal law, and a podcast recommendation about a seawall that wasn't tall enough. Reporting up front, opinion in the back, corrections in the open.