Justin Lee joins us to talk about strategies for actually engaging with people with whom you don’t share common ground.
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Things May Not Be As Bad As You Think
Steven Pinker joins us to talk about how we’re actually living in an age of unprecedented safety, peace and prosperity in his new book “Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress” (Viking).
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The Power Of A Humble Leader
Dallas CEO Larry James joins us to talk about why effective leaders focus their efforts on the people they manage and serve.
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Finding Yourself In A Foreign Country
Comedian Audrey Murray joins us to talk about how she skipped a well-worn enlightenment path in favor of a tour of former Soviet republics.
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A Refugee Wins The Immigration Lottery
Abdi Nor Iftin joins us to tell his amazing story of fleeing Mogadishu for Kenya, winning an American visa in a lottery and learning that making his way here was more complicated than he thought.
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Maybe We Evolved To Be Internet Trolls
Anthropologist Agustín Fuentes joins us to talk about how some of our terrible social media behavior is actually partly a result of our evolution.
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Is Privacy Still Possible?
Sarah Igo joins us to talk about how much of ourselves are we obligated to share with others, and what do we have a right to keep hidden?
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News Or Editorial: Can You Tell The Difference?
Jeffrey Gottfried joins us to talk about why some Americans are better than others at interpreting the news.
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Finding Purpose In Prison
Donna Hylton, who spent 25 years in prison, joins us to talk about how spending time with other inmates helped her to come to terms with her abusive upbringing.
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Immigrants On Their Earliest Memories Of America
Samip Mallick, director of the First Days Project, joins us to talk about what can be learned about the immigrant experience by collecting their stories.
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Rethinking Our Relationship With Animals
Michigan State law professor David Favre joins us to think through our evolving relationship with our fellow inhabitants of Earth.
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Cheaters: Why Women And Men Stray
Dr. Kenneth Rosenberg joins us to talk about the three types of cheating, why they’re so prevalent and how we can overcome them.
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