Harvard historian Jill Lepore joins us to talk about political equality, natural rights and the sovereignty of the people through a 21st Century lens.
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The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly Of Identity Politics
Francis Fukuyama joins host Krys Boyd to talk about the need for different groups to feel as if they are heard – and the limits to that recognition.
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The Midterm Elections: What The Results Mean
Rebecca Deen and Tony Carey Jr. joins to discuss the results of the midterm elections.
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The Founding Fathers Weigh In On Politics Today
Joseph J. Ellis joins us to examine how the founding fathers might view today’s most important questions.
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When American Politics Was Really Divisive
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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