Episodes (Page 7)
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Historian Jill Lepore examines the U.S. Constitution's history.
Historian Jill Lepore
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John Malone discusses his media career and book "Born to Be Wired."
Cable Impresario John Malone
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Rahm Emanuel joins David Axelrod and John Heilemann to discuss politics.
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Joy Reid discusses her pivot to independent media after MSNBC cancellation.
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Alison Bechdel and Ann Telnaes discuss politics in art and cartoons.
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Steven Rattner analyzes contradictory economic news under Trump.
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Jason Stanley argues President Trump exhibits cartoonish fascism.
Jason Stanley
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Richard Reeves addresses the struggles facing boys and men.
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The enduring mystique of John F. Kennedy Jr. is explored.
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Panelists discuss the impact of tech, social media, and AI on adolescents.
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Robert Reich argues Democrats have abandoned the working class.
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Journalists are launching independent media ventures like newsletters and podcasts.
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The Justice Department found no basis to release Epstein files or a client list.
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Bruce Holsinger discusses his novel 'Culpability' exploring AI's impact on justice.
Bruce Holsinger
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TikTok and social media algorithms are creating new language and identities.
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E. Jean Carroll discusses her legal battles against Donald Trump.
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Adam Becker critiques Silicon Valley's ambitious, often unrealistic, technological promises.
Adam Becker
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Rep. Robert Garcia discusses his role on the House Oversight Committee.
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The episode analyzes how Donald Trump defied political odds to win the presidency.
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Clay Risen discusses McCarthyism's resurgence and its parallels to modern politics.