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Best Of Think: A Conversation With Madeleine Albright

January 1, 2018 Best of Think, Politics

Madeleine Albright joins us to talk about her career and life as a woman in leadership.

When The Single Woman Became Glamorous

December 7, 2017 Race/Identity

Joanna Scutts talks about the lasting effect Marjorie Hillis’ 1936 book, “Live Alone and Like It” had on women.

Helping Women And Children In War Zones

November 9, 2017 Global Issues

Doctor and humanitarian Samantha Nutt talks about human suffering in the some of the world’s most dire conditions — and whether these threats can be overcome.

A Conversation With Madeleine Albright

November 1, 2017 Politics

Madeleine Albright joins us to talk about her career and life as a woman in leadership.

Former Fox Host On Fighting Sexual Harassment

October 31, 2017 Race/Identity

Former Fox host Gretchen Carlson joins us to talk about her experiences with sexual harassment.

Making Comedy Out Of Tragedy: Becoming Ms. Pat

August 31, 2017 Culture

Comedian Patricia Williams joins us to talk about being a 15-year-old mother – and about how she ultimately made a life for herself and her family.

Black And Blue: When Police Hurt Women Of Color

August 29, 2017 Race/Identity

Attorney Andrea J. Ritchie joins us to talk about how women of color are affected by police brutality.

How “Thelma & Louise” Redefined The Roles Of Women In Hollywood

July 12, 2017 Culture, Race/Identity

Becky Aikman joins us to talk about the film’s unlikely path from script to screen – and about why more than 25 years later Hollywood is still gun shy when it comes to female-led casts.

The Truth About Men And Women

April 5, 2017 Race/Identity

Stephen Marche joins us to talk about the many places that members of the opposite sex interact and how those interactions have evolved in the age of feminism.

The Legacy Of Roe V. Wade

March 3, 2017 Best of Think, Politics

This hour, we take a look at how abortion has remained a topic of public and legislative debate for decades since the landmark decision of Roe v. Wade.

This hour, we’ll talk about why there are so few female heart doctors, how that effects patient care and what can be done to even out the numbers with Dr. Cara East of Baylor University Medical Center and Dr. Nina Asrani of Texas Health Fort Worth.

Laughing All The Way To The Mosque

June 2, 2016 Culture, Race/Identity

This hour we’ll talk with Pakistani-Canadian sitcom writer Zarqa Nawaz, who writes about life, Islam and the west in her book “Laughing All the Way to the Mosque: The Misadventures of a Muslim Woman.”