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How cancel culture is holding writers back

March 30, 2022 Culture, Current Events, Literature

Writer Sarah Hepola examines the ways she has muted herself and contemplates what cancel culture means for writers.

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The life of Madeleine Albright

March 25, 2022 Current Events, History, Politics

We revisit our 2017 conversation with Madeleine Albright, who passed away this week. Albright made history as the first woman to serve as the U.S. secretary of state.

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How emotion gets us into — and out of — wars

March 21, 2022 Current Events, Global Issues, Mental Health

Doyle Hodges considers the role of emotion in war, the many ways fear can hinder response and effectiveness, and how to protect civil liberties and maintain community during turmoil.

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When others flee war zones, she grabs her camera

March 18, 2022 Current Events, Global Issues

Photojournalist Lynsey Addario focuses her lens on the impact of conflict, particularly on women and girls. This hour, we’ll talk with her about her new memoir, “It’s What I Do: A Photographer’s Life of Love and War.”

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Inside Ukraine’s growing humanitarian crisis

March 16, 2022 Current Events, Global Issues

Jonathan Guyer discusses the war in Ukraine from the refugee crisis to the battles on the ground and in the air.

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Are trans kids safe in Texas?

March 15, 2022 Current Events, Politics

Karen Brooks Harper discusses the children and parents concerned that seeking gender-affirming care constitutes child abuse and might mean family separation.

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How long could high inflation last?

March 9, 2022 Current Events, Economics

Eric Leeper, a professor in economics at the University of Virginia, explains the many reasons inflation is rising, its impact on individuals and businesses, and policy options for taming it.

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The cult of cryptocurrency

March 8, 2022 Current Events, Economics

Will Stephenson reveals his own foray into Bitcoin and his journey to a cryptocurrency convention in Miami, where he gained a new understanding of the currency’s myths and ethos.

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When work is no longer the center of your life

February 28, 2022 Current Events, Economics

Noreen Malone discusses why people are suddenly realizing that ambition isn’t what it’s cracked up to be, and how that plays into the current Great Resignation.

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How we’ll co-exist with COVID

February 23, 2022 Current Events, Global Issues, Health

The Atlantic’s Katherine Wu discusses the possibilities of what an endemic future might look like and how humans will need to learn to co-exist with this virus.

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Who can stop Russia from invading Ukraine?

February 10, 2022 Current Events, Global Issues, Politics

David J. Kramer of the Bush Institute discusses Russia’s motives, the Western response to the growing conflict, and if there will be war in Europe.

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In Texas, nothing stands between you and your gun

February 2, 2022 Current Events, Politics

Journalist Rachel Monroe talks about the ramifications of new gun laws in Texas that allow for permitless carry.

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