Bruce Katz joins us to talk about how cities can tackle everything from economic disparity to environmental sustainability.
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Best Of Think: A Conversation With Madeleine Albright
Madeleine Albright joins us to talk about her career and life as a woman in leadership.
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The Trajectory of Queer Politics
Fenton Johnson talks about what’s next for the LGBTQ rights movement – and about how the marriage ruling may have actually slowed some of its momentum.
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Understanding The New Tax Law
We’ll get a better understanding of how the bill will affect everyday Americans from Chye-Ching Huang, Deputy Director of Federal Tax Policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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Activists, Candidates And A Divided Nation
Brookings senior fellow Jonathan Rauch talks about the role of activist groups in the process by which candidates are recruited for office.
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Portraits Of A President: Obama In The White House
Former White House photographer Pete Souza talks about the public and private personas of the 44th president.
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Donna Brazile On Dysfuntion At The DNC
Former Democratic National Committee chair Donna Brazile talks about the steps the party needs to take to strike back in 2018 and beyond.
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The Art Of The Nuclear Deal
Sharon Squassoni of the Center for Strategic and International Studies talks about the evolution of U.S. nuclear policy this year.
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What The Courts Call Harassment
University of Illinois law professor Suja Thomas talks about how cases of sexual harassment are handled in court.
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Russian Hacking And The Future Of Democracy
Juan C. Zarate joins us to talk about how we can protect the integrity of future elections.
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The Worldly President: George H. W. Bush
Presidential historian Jeffrey Engel joins us to talk about how Bush’s years of experience in international affairs prepared him for final days of the Cold War.
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How Texas Is Changing
TCU professor Max Krochmal and Rice professor Steve Klineberg talk about how demographic shifts in Texas might preview larger changes nationwide.
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