Newsy reporter Mark Greenblatt joins us to talk about how police departments across the country are using a federal guideline to bury rape cases.
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Americans Are Scared Of The Wrong Things
Barry Glassner joins us to talk about why our perception of threats doesn’t line up with reality.
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A Conversation With Ireland’s Ambassador To The U.S.
Daniel Mulhall joins us to talk about how Brexit will affect the state of U.S.- Irish relations.
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What Makes People Vote
This hour, we look at voting in America past and present.
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The Modern World Closes In On The Amazon
National Geographic reporter Scott Wallace joins us to talk about how a thirst for natural resources is threatening indigenous groups in Brazil and Peru.
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The Roots Of Black Lives Matter
Barbara Ransby joins us to talk about what Black Lives Matter has accomplished – and about how it fits into the greater context of the Civil Rights movement.
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Why America Should Take Care Of The World
Robert Kagan joins us to describe how reduction of U.S. involvement in global affairs will make the world a more unstable place.
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The Risk Of Government Brain Drain
Michael Lewis talks about the federal government machine, and how it’s in danger of grinding to a halt.
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Us Vs. Them (And Everyone Else In The Middle)
Researcher Daniel Yudkin joins us to take a more accurate and nuanced look at what separates us from our fellow Americans.
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You Might Not Be Alone In The Voting Booth
Kim Zetter joins us to talk about how susceptible voting machines are to hacking.
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A Line Divides: 100 Days Since Zero Tolerance
In a special co-production from Think at KERA and The California Report at KQED, we look at U.S. policy on family separation, how those separations affect children and what it takes for an immigrant seeing asylum to gain entry into America.
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Lessons From the Opioid Epidemic
Zoë Carpenter of The Nation talks about the ripple effect the opioid crisis is having on children.
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