Welcome to the first episode of Cartoon Brew's new podcast hosted by Jen Hurler.

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President and CEO of the World Wildlife Fund, Carter Roberts, appears on the “All for Earth” podcast to discuss his organization’s global and multi-dimensional work to protect all aspects of the environment.

Puerto Lindo the tiniest sailing village was our home for 3 days whilst we waiting for our boat. Here we mingled with the sailors learning lots about boats lighthouses and round the world ship voyages Sunbathed on the beautiful surrounding islands. Ha

The home was painted in large patches of extremely bright primary colors with random splatters throughout. The home in the Il Regalo Circle Community in Naples resembles a pre-school play toy or cartoon home.

Garcia Luna, accused of turning a blind eye toward murderous drug overlord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman while serving as Mexico’s secretary of public security from 2006-12, arrived in Brooklyn Federal Court with his attorney for a Friday afternoon hearing.

A Brooklyn federal magistrate denied Genaro Garcia Luna release from prison due to coronavirus, saying he was a flight risk.

An experienced archaeologist and Egyptologist, Carter began searching for the long lost tomb of the ancient Egyptian king Tutankhamun in the early 1900s, excavating Valley of the Kings in Luxor, Egypt, through funding by his financial backer, Lord Carnarvon. In 1922, Carnarvon gave Carter one last season to make a discovery. He did, unearthing the pristine, treasure-filled tomb that became world famous. What fact about Carter's life is often used to refute the so-called Curse of the Pharaohs? Discuss

The Clippers and L.A. artist Mister Cartoon release a collection of two T-shirts and a hooded sweatshirt to benefit local coronavirus relief efforts.

Mort Drucker's illustrations of politicians and celebrities for Mad magazine inspired generations of artists

Obama downplays Trump's economic successes

Donnelly and Braun campaigns focus on personal attacks

Braun and Donnelly tout their support for Trump's policies

A caravan heads to the polls. Voter turnout is already at record levels nationally.

Hate cannot destroy faith.

Many voters are turned off by political attacks.

An important reminder to exercise your civic duty

Exercise your super power by voting today.

A collection of cartoons depicting what voters experience every election.

The importance of voting as seen in Varvel's cartoons.

Trump carries GOP challenger to victory

America mourns another mass shooting.

Could a Trump investigation wash up?

Honoring those who serve

A sequel to the 2000 election

A great crisis produces great people and great courage

The minority party may change but the rhetoric stays the same

The Sunshine State could use some help counting votes.

Remember those less fortunate and give

Will the benefits outweigh the risks?

General Motors announces 14,000 job cuts

Reunited with Barbara and their daughter Robin

The president claims to have super trade powers

Will the Mueller investigation deliver?

A reelection campaign song

Funding for Trump's border wall is met with resistance

I am leaving my dream job to pursue new dreams.

Did Pelosi or Trump gain the upper hand?

Pulitzer-winning editorial artists aim to find deadline satire in the televised inquiry.

The author of the new book “Making Comics” has a plan for her grant windfall: the study of the “split” in the human brain between writing and drawing.

Pulitzer-winning cartoonists use humor to peer behind all the political posturing.

Cartoonists who have lampooned both administrations take aim differently now.

“People who have the most exaggerated features tend to make the worst caricature subjects, and in that sense, I hate drawing Bernie,” says one.

Pulitzer-winning cartoonist Mike Luckovich had a middle-of-the-night inspiration after Super Tuesday.

Three Pulitzer-winning cartoonists say covering the crisis requires careful aim.

Chen Weng was born in Wuhan and lives in Seattle. Both connections inspire her "Messycow Comics" strips about panic and hoarding.

Mike Luckovich's popular Iwo Jima cartoon is also celebrating those on the front lines of the fight against covid-19.

New York humorist Jason Chatfield chronicled his experience with the illness, from symptoms to recovery.