C.J. Chivers joins us to tell the stories of war in Afghanistan and Iraq through the eyes of the U.S. military members fighting them.
Read more
No Place To Call Home
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen joins us to talk about the many obstacles that can stand in the way of making a new home in a foreign place.
Read more
A Former U.S. Ambassador To Russia Speaks Out
Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul joins us to talk about the current state of U.S.-Russia relations.
Read more
What Makes A Country A Country
Slate staff writer Joshua Keating joins us to talk about self-proclaimed nations.
Read more
What Happens With Families At The Border
Frontline correspondent Martin Smith joins us to tell the story of the 1600 children who entered the U.S. with their parents only to be separated from them and detained elsewhere.
Read more
The Terrorist Turned Informant
Former al-Qaeda top operative Aimen Dean joins us to talk about his decision to switch allegiances to provide information to Britain’s intelligence services.
Read more
How Superpowers Fight Today
David Sanger joins us to talk about how the world’s superpowers are engaging in a new style of warfare capable of crippling infrastructures, nuclear programs and democracy itself.
Read more
The Western Roots Of Extremism
Journalist Souad Mekhennet joins us to talk about what fuels Islamic extremists.
Read more
Refugees Are More Than Their Struggles
Clemantine Wamaryia joins us to talk about how her experience as a refugee is just one part of the person she’s become.
Read more
No Place To Call Home
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen joins us to talk about the many obstacles that can stand in the way of making a new home in a foreign place.
Read more
Syrian Refugees Are Still Dying
Dr. Seema Jilani joins us to talk about the dangers experienced by those fleeing Syria and other war-torn countries.
Read more
Businesses Are Bracing For Political Surprise
Amy B. Zegart joins us to discuss how everything from global conflicts to hackers and even individual Twitter users can impact organizations like never before.
Read more