Regime Change We Can Believe In: The U.S. Agenda in Venezuela, Haiti, and Egypt
Scholar George Ciccariello-Maher and journalists Kim Ives, Jon Schwarz, and Sharif Abdel Kouddous are this week’s guests.
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EPA Continues to Approve Toxic PFAS Chemicals Despite Widespread Contamination
Such chemicals, like PFOA and PFOS, have been associated with cancers, hormonal disruption, obesity, and immune and reproductive problems.
Tom Carper Agrees to Debate Kerri Harris as Reinforcements Arrive for Insurgent Challenger
That a debate is even happening is a mark of how serious the race has become.
A Democratic Contender for Florida Governor Appears to Own Millions in Puerto Rican Debt
A financial disclosure form for Jeff Greene, a billionaire real estate developer, reveals that Greene may own $27 million of Puerto Rico's debt.
Criminalizing Freedom: The Attacks on Abortion Rights and Free Speech in the Age of Trump
Historian Johanna Schoen, activist Billie Winner-Davis, and philosopher Srecko Horvat are this week’s podcast guests.
All of a Sudden, Adding “Green” to a Policy Idea Makes It More Popular
Across the political spectrum, focusing government energy on environmental protection turns out to be rather popular.
Episode Five: Hercules Brown
When DNA evidence comes back as a match to Hercules Brown, will it be enough to absolve another man accused of murder?
Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Went to War With Partisanship in Kansas
Friday's rallies amounted to an unabashed declaration of post-partisan movement building.
There’s an Easy Answer to Why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Won: Socialism
Ocasio-Cortez’s socialism is key to her success because it does what the Democrats have failed to do: articulate a holistic progressive vision for America.
Chris Hedges on Elections, “Christian Fascists,” and the Rot Within the American System
Journalist Chris Hedges, actress Deborah Eisenberg, and musician and artist Lonnie Holley are this week’s guests.