Extras
The Untold Story of NASA’s First Class of Female Astronauts
Loren Grush discusses her new book, "The Six."
The Untold Story of NASA’s First Class of Female Astronauts
Qatari Prime Minister on Mediating U.S.-Iran Prisoner Deal
Qatari Prime Minister Al-Thani discusses mediating the U.S.-Iran prisoner deal.
Qatari Prime Minister on Mediating U.S.-Iran Prisoner Deal
FDR’s Financial Market Reforms Are on the Ballot in 2024
Diana B. Henriques joins the show.
FDR’s Financial Market Reforms Are on the Ballot in 2024
Why is a Fund Set Up to Eradicate HIV Under GOP Scrutiny?
Steven Thrasher on the threat to PEPFAR, a global AIDS relief program.
Why is a Fund Set Up to Eradicate HIV Under GOP Scrutiny?
Environmentalists Are Becoming "a Figure of Hatred" in EU
Catherine Fieschi on how the far right is becoming part of the political mainstream in EU.
Environmentalists Are Becoming "a Figure of Hatred" in EU
Walter Isaacson on the "Demons and Drives" of Elon Musk
Walter Isaacson joins the show.
Walter Isaacson on the "Demons and Drives" of Elon Musk
How Jimmy Carter Changed the Conversation On Hospice Care
Critical-care physician Dr. Daniela J. Lamas discusses hospice care
How Jimmy Carter Changed the Conversation On Hospice Care
Author on Redefining Our Understanding of “The West"
Naoíse Mac Sweeney talks about her new book and redefining our understanding of “The West”
Author on Redefining Our Understanding of “The West"
“Colleges Spend Like There’s No Tomorrow” — But On What?
Reporter Melissa Korn discusses her investigation into the cost of higher education.
“Colleges Spend Like There’s No Tomorrow” — But On What?
"The Last Politician:" Inside Biden's White House
Franklin Foer joins the show.
"The Last Politician:" Inside Biden's White House
PBS’ America Outdoors: How Nature Connects With Culture
Baratunde Thurston discusses the new season of PBS’s “America Outdoors.”
PBS’ America Outdoors: How Nature Connects With Culture
How Climate Change Is at the Forefront of Korea’s Goals
Sang-Hyup Kim discusses South Korea’s climate policy and future goals.
How Climate Change Is at the Forefront of Korea’s Goals
Texas Republicans Impeach One of Their Own: What Next?
Scott Braddock details the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s upcoming impeachment trial
Texas Republicans Impeach One of Their Own: What Next?
Drew Faust on Activism, Affirmative Action, and U.S. History
Harvard's first female President, Drew Gilpin Faust, discusses her new memoir
Drew Faust on Activism, Affirmative Action, and U.S. History
Fmr US AG to Republicans: “The DOJ Is Not Biased Against Us"
Former U.S. attorney general Alberto Gonzales discusses his new Washington Post op-ed.
Fmr US AG to Republicans: “The DOJ Is Not Biased Against Us"
Unsung Heroes of the March on Washington, 60 Years Later
Michael Eric Dyson discusses the historic March on Washington 60 years later.
Unsung Heroes of the March on Washington, 60 Years Later
Tracing the History of Slavery and Policing in America
Stanley Nelson and Valerie Scoon join the show.
Tracing the History of Slavery and Policing in America
Ian Bremmer and Mustafa Suleyman on the Race to Regulate AI
Ian Bremmer & Mustafa Suleyman on why countries & companies need to regulate AI together.
Ian Bremmer and Mustafa Suleyman on the Race to Regulate AI
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