Episodes

We talk with local activists who are stepping up in their hometowns as well as journalist Anne Helen Petersen about why small town protests matter.

We discuss some categories of reactions we've seen to systematic racism and potential reforms.

Beth talks to Lisa Sharon Harper about how a world without police might work.

We discuss George Floyd's murder and the protests over the weekend as well as bringing back Michelle Becker to answer your Covid-19 questions.

We discuss the murder of George Floyd and talk to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer about governing during a crisis.

Swanee Hunt talks with us about the unique ways women lead and how that leadership can be a seismic shift from the leadership of their male counterparts especially impactful during a crisis like this pandemic.⁠

We talk to the crew at Swing Left about working to increase voter turnout in these strange times.

As governments around the world spend trillions in response to Covid-19, we discuss where that money is coming from and who should be in charge of spending it.

We share kids' perspective on Covid-19. Ranging in age from toddlers to college students, we hear from kids and young adults who are processing the pandemic as uniquely as their adult counterparts.

We talk about America's relationship with China past, present, and future, with part of the stellar team at Axios.

So many of you wrote in asking us to talk about Plandemic, the viral video making its way around social media. We break down its content, intention, and what you need to know as you talk to the people in your life who are watching it.

We discuss Covid-19 fatigue, Joe Biden, and Supreme Court decisions.

We discuss updates in both the 2020 presidential race and the Covid-19 pandemic.

We discuss the role of state and federal government in a crisis. Plus, Trey Grayson joins us to talk about elections.

We share your personal experiences with Covid-91 - stories from patients, family members, medical professionals, and public officials.