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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America’s Jails Are Filled With People Who Can’t Afford Bail
Journalist Bryce Covert talks about how the cash bail industry traps many defendants in jail even if they haven’t been convicted of a crime.
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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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Puerto Rico’s Colonial Past And Present
Filmmaker, writer and Columbia University professor Frances Negrón-Muntaner joins us to give her take on the crisis in Puerto Rico.
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Clandestine On Campus
Journalist Daniel Golden joins us to talk about how some foreign college students are working as spies and how the FBI and CIA are returning the favor abroad.
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Why Every President Fails
UT-Austin history professor Jeremi Suri joins us to talk about how the presidency has grown beyond what the Founding Fathers first conceived.
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Presidential Punchlines
David Litt joins us to talk about the delicate process of writing jokes for President Barack Obama.
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