On Point with Tom Ashbrook | Podcasts

A bold charge that the Left is bullying Americans out of free speech. We hear the case and the pushback.

Big voices Lionel Barber, Roger Cohen and more weigh in on the Brexit vote.

Russia's track athletes are banned from the Rio Olympics. We'll look at the pushback on sports doping, and the future of the games.

Fifty one State Department officials call out President Obama on his Syria policy. They want a real U.S. Military threat in Syria.

Mayer Hawthorne brings his neo-soul sound to our studio.

On Point Live, with a big live audience and top political journalists on Trump, Clinton and the one-of-a-kind 2016 election.

We hear from LGBT voices in the wake of the attack on the Pulse nightclub. Their message to the world.

The latest news from Orlando. Clinton and Trump on fighting terrorism. New push for gun control. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.

Antidepressants are everywhere. Psychiatrist Dr. Peter Kramer, who first told us to "Listen to Prozac, " makes the case again.

After Orlando, a new push to ban semi-automatic assault weapons. We'll have the debate.

A quarter of Puerto Rico's population could be infected with Zika by the end of the year. What does that mean for the continental US?

After the Orlando shooting, lone wolf attacks on soft targets. How to defend against an insidious terrorist threat.

Growing up black in America, now. Activist and columnist Mychal Denzel Smith on his book "Invisible Man, Got The Whole World Watching."

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump lay out visions for fighting terrorism, in the wake of the Orlando mass shooting. We'll unpack the proposals.

Underperforming public schools across the country are closing. Who does it hurt? Help? The NPR podcast "Embedded" goes inside a high school on its last days.