#49: Kaari Pitkin and Kai Wright
WNYC’s Kai Wright and Kaari Pitkin talk morality and ethics, especially with minors as subjects, for their rare view inside the tangled world of the U.S. juvenile justice system.
28 Jun 201930min
#48: Nima Elbagir
CNN’s Nima Elbagir on risking her life for the stories that must be told, and the real world challenges of being a journalist of color.
31 Mai 201931min
#47: Alexandra Shiva
2019 duPont-Columbia winner Alexandra Shiva talks navigating language and cultural barriers to make a humorous and important film about refugees that transcends party lines.
3 Mai 201932min
#46: Alexandria Bombach
We catch up with 2019 duPont award winning director Alexandria Bombach about her latest film, “On Her Shoulders.” It’s an achingly beautiful 3-month snapshot of the life of activist and Yazidi genocid...
29 Mar 201942min
#45: Trish Adlesic and Geeta Gandbhir
2019 duPont-winning Directors Trish Adlesic and Geeta Gandbhir interviewed 14 eloquent, emotional rape survivors for “I Am Evidence,” but only four women’s stories made it into the film. Tune in to th...
1 Mar 201937min
#44 Bing Liu
Director Bing Liu started making “Minding the Gap,” when he was 23-years-old. Now, six years later, he’s premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and snagged himself an Oscar nomination. As the count...
1 Feb 201938min
#43: Nikole Hannah Jones with Lester Holt
NYT Magazine’s Nikole Hannah-Jones talks to NBC News anchor Lester Holt about reporting on race, the perils of making things personal, and takeaways from her 2018 John Chancellor Award-winning excelle...
4 Jan 201941min
#42: Will Cohen
Roger Ailes founded Fox News, kicked off #MeToo, and helped elect Donald Trump. “It was about using Roger's story to try to make sense of where we were as a country...it gave us a point of entry to a ...
30 Nov 201827min
