Yale history professor Joanne Freeman joins guest host John McCaa to talk about brawls on the House floor.
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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 Single-Payer Health Care Might Really Look Like
Dr. Elisabeth Rosenthal joins us to talk about the feasibility of single-payer health care.
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What Makes People Vote
This hour, we look at voting in America past and present.
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How Presidents Make War
Michael Beschloss joins us to talk about how presidents have guided the country in times of war – and what future presidents can learn from history.
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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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The History of Impeachment
Jeffrey A. Engel joins us to take a balanced look at the practice of impeachment.
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How Trump Is Winning At Foreign Policy
Political scientist Randall Schweller joins us to explain how the president’s foreign policy strategy has bolstered the nation.
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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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Democracy: Always Up For Debate
New School professor James Miller joins us to tell the stories of how cultures through the ages have tried – and often failed – to implement democracy.
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