Episodes (Page 4)
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Roger Stone argues that Lyndon Johnson played a central role in President Kennedy's assassination based on decades of political experience
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Gerald Posner breaks down surprising new revelations and newly surfaced documents about the JFK and MLK Jr. assassinations
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Larry Magid discusses 'The Philadelphia Music Book,' a collection celebrating over 280 influential artists with regional roots
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Chris Matthews commemorates RFK's 100th birthday and explores why his legacy remains relevant today
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Codie Sanchez reveals why 'boring' businesses like laundromats, car washes, and HVAC companies are recession-resistant and often highly profitable
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Andrew Ross Sorkin explores the personalities, excess, and miscalculations behind the 1929 stock market crash in his new book '1929'
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Michael reflects on the life and legacy of his late friend Nelson DeMille, master of the modern thriller
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Scott Galloway examines data on boys and young men, stressing why real-world connection outweighs screen time for thriving
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Stephen Dubner marks the 20th anniversary of 'Freakonomics,' a groundbreaking bestseller that sold over five million copies
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Joe Manchin discusses his memoir 'Dead Center' and his belief that the political center is the only path forward for America
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John Malone shares behind-the-scenes stories from his memoir about the origins of cable television and the rise of 'cable cowboys'
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Nate Soares warns that superhuman AI poses existential risks because AIs are grown rather than designed, leading to unpredictable behavior
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Dr. Ben Rein explains why human interaction is vital for brain health and how social bonds literally shape our brains
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Betty Medsger recounts the 1971 FBI office burglary.
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David Paul Kuhn examines the May 1970 Hard Hat Riot in Manhattan, when construction workers clashed with anti-war protesters following Kent State shootings
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Bill McKibben discusses 'Here Comes the Sun,' exploring solar power as a solution to climate change and environmental crisis
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Jeffrey Selingo challenges the obsession with prestige rankings like U.S. News & World Report in college admissions
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David Shimer traces a century of CIA and KGB election meddling in his book 'Rigged,' drawing parallels to Russia's 2016 interference
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Elie Honig discusses investigating presidents.
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Richard Louv revisits 'nature-deficit disorder'.