Phil Cousineau: Turning travel into pilgrimage
Niala Boodhoo walked nearly 80 miles along the Camino de Santiago this summer, an ancient Christian pilgrimage that's been meaningful for mi...
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20 of 881 episodesBarak Ravid: Israel and Hamas closer to perpetual war than a ceasefire
Hundreds of thousands have been taking to the streets in Israel, ever since the bodies of six murdered Israeli hostages were found last week...
Karthick Ramakrishnan: AAPI voters could tip the scales
Before Vice President Harris became the Democratic nominee, Asian American voters were unenthusiastic about then-candidate Biden. But Harris...
Shawn Fain: The fight against corporate greed
UAW President Shawn Fain got a coveted spot speaking opening night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago to share his message of...
Viet Thanh Nguyen: Defiant storytellers and scholars of memory
Growing up an immigrant in the U.S., writer Viet Thanh Nguyen tried to make sense of the Vietnamese story. "There were these two very differ...
Tim Heaphy and Sen. Eric Schmitt: Balancing safety and free speech in the public square
The last school year saw the First Amendment tested across college campuses. Protests over Israel's treatment of Gaza dominated headlines an...
Kaitlyn Schiess: America's Bible-haunted history and the way ahead
Americans have long used the Bible to justify their politics. That's in part why today, younger Christians are rethinking their relationship...
Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei: A brand new presidential race
"Nothing, nothing, can come in the way of saving our democracy. That includes personal ambition." President Biden explained his move to the...
Alex Thompson: A newly unified GOP
Based on this week's Republican National Convention, the assassination attempt on former President Trump seems to have unified the GOP. Alex...
Noah Feldman: What it means to be a Jew today
The October 7th Hamas terrorist attack and Israel's ensuing war in Gaza have made Jews around the world look closer at the core of their fai...
Jeff Rosen: SCOTUS's dramatic vision of judicial supremacy
As we celebrate 248 years of being a democracy, has the U.S. Supreme Court become the most powerful branch of government? We put that to Jef...
Maha Jweied: Businesses must lead on second chance hiring
One in every three adults in the U.S. has some kind of criminal record. That makes finding a job much harder, and has consequences not just...
Alloysius Attah: Helping small-scale farmers thrive
Climate change, inflation, and unreliable supply chains are just some of the challenges small-scale farmers globally are facing today. Alloy...
Reshma Saujani: Using AI to put moms first
Reshma Saujani, founder of Girl Who Code, saw the pandemic push women out of the workforce and make existing workplace inequalities worse. "...
Rich Buery: Fighting poverty with AI
Some 38 million people live in poverty in this country – nearly 12 percent of the population. The problem remains especially bad in New York...
Sec. Jena Griswold: Protecting elections officials from violent threats
Elections officials have faced violent threats since the 2020 presidential election, and five months out from the next vote, Secretaries of...
Ed Yong: Birding for a fulfilled life
Interest in birdwatching has been booming, and Ed Yong is one of the millions who have fallen hard. Yong is a Pulitzer-prize winning science...
Steve Young: What private equity could do for the NFL
In his more than 15 years in pro football, NFL quarterback Steve Young made his name on the field as one of the most efficient passers of al...
Fei-Fei Li: AI's new possibilities for robots
Fei-Fei Li is widely known as the godmother of AI, thanks to her groundbreaking research in the field. You can draw a straight line from her...
Rep. Miller-Meeks: The GOP can lead on climate change
Republican lawmakers have come a long way on climate change since the days of tossing snowballs in the U.S. Senate a decade ago. Today, an 8...