Hear Me Out: Horse Race Journalism Is Good, Actually
On today’s episode of Hear Me Out… are journalists killing democracy? Mainstream news outlets are starting to move away from horse race election coverage and toward policy substance. Though it’s a sl...
27 Feb 202444min
Hear Me Out: Un-Cancel Woodrow Wilson
On today’s episode of Hear Me Out… making (fourteen) points. A piece in this month’s issue of the Atlantic argues that it’s time to re-evaluate the presidency of Woodrow Wilson. President Wilson was...
20 Feb 202444min
Care & Feeding (After Dark): Couples’ Therapy
On our second C&F After Dark episode: we know that Valentine’s has come and gone. But we’re not done talking about grownup stuff! Elizabeth, Zak and Lucy each sit down with their spouses — Jeff, Shi...
15 Feb 202433min
Hear Me Out: The Constitution Can’t Save Us
Though most Americans have problems with the way this country is run, the Constitution remains popular — and untouchable, in our nation of laws. But it’s often difficult to solve 21st century problems...
13 Feb 202437min
What Next: A Mass Shooter’s Mom Found Guilty
Yesterday, a jury found Jennifer Crumbley guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the mass-shooting carried out by her son Ethan at his high school in Oxford, Michigan. How will this conviction chang...
7 Feb 202424min
Hear Me Out: Campus Assault Hearings Are A Disaster
On today’s episode of Hear Me Out… dear colleague. The way universities and colleges handle sexual assault cases has changed a lot in the last 13 years. Part of that is because of the sheer vastness...
6 Feb 202436min
Hear Me Out: Actually, Trump Supporters Are Delusional
On today’s episode of Hear Me Out… folie à deux (again). A few weeks ago, Frank Buckley joined us to argue that Trump voters aren’t delusional. And a lot of you disagreed. One of you, though, turned...
30 Jan 202438min
Hear Me Out: Feminism Is Dying (But It Can Be Saved)
On today’s episode of Hear Me Out… which wave is this, anyway? There’s no denying that the feminist movement looks different now than it did 50 years ago — and in some ways, that’s a good thing. But ...
23 Jan 202435min
