Charlotte Alter, national correspondent for Time magazine, joins us to talk about the emerging national leadership of this oft-maligned generation.
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Charlotte Alter, national correspondent for Time magazine, joins us to talk about the emerging national leadership of this oft-maligned generation.
Read moreUniversity of Texas at Austin history professor Daina Ramey Berry joins us to talk about rethinking our nation’s story to include the vital role black women have played in shaping America.
Read moreNefertiti Austin joins us to talk about how America thinks of single, black motherhood.
Read moreAuthor Angie Cruz joins us to talk about how her fictional character, Ana, in novel reflects the lives of so many real women.
Read moreHoward Bryant joins us to talk about how America’s ongoing conversation about race so often spills onto the court and field.
Read moreDennis Baron joins us to talk about how language has evolved to the point where “they” is often used in the singular form.
Read moreZach Norris joins us to talk about new models for community building and fighting crime.
Read moreAbby Chava Stein, the former rabbi turned trans activist, joins us to talk about her path from Hasidic Judaism to a new life that feels sincere — though far from simple.
Read moreKevin J.A. Thomas, associate professor of sociology at Penn State University, joins us to talk about the panic and aftermath of the Ebola crisis — and how the disease affected one population disproportionately.
Read moreAuthor and criminal justice advocate, Shaka Senghor joins us to talk about how he worked through his own pain of hurting people and now helps communities heal theirs.
Read moreA. K. Sandoval-Strausz, director of the Latina/o Studies Program and associate professor of history at Penn State University, joins us to talk about how Latinos have influenced cities across the country.
Read moreThis hour, experts on brain science join us to separate fact from fiction – and to better understand what we know about gender, creativity and how our brain is programmed to lead us home.
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