Angry much? Soraya Chemaly says women should be Author and activist Soraya Chemaly is angry about patriarchy. She says her anger is both resentful and hopeful. Hear why. Kristin Leong Play AudioListen 60 mins
More than a Dream speech. Challenging status quo thinking about MLK Michael Eric Dyson’s keynote for “a triumphant King in the age of a tragic Trump” John O'Brien Play AudioListen 39 mins
Candidate Starbucks makes his case for a possible run Coffee mogul Howard Schultz sticks his toe in the presidential pool John O'Brien Play AudioListen 60 mins
Veteran journalist Dan Rather on the meaning of American patriotism Our times are more perilous than the Watergate era, says Rather. John O'Brien Play AudioListen 60 mins
Amid a rise in hate crimes, a journalist confronts anti-Semitism in America “(((SEMITISM))): Being Jewish in America in the Age of Trump.” John O'Brien Play AudioListen 60 mins
A monstrous crime. A disputed conviction. Death row and its aftermath Damien Echols survived a death sentence with friends like Eddie Vedder and High Magick. John O'Brien Play AudioListen 2 hours
Society told these women not to talk about abortion. So instead, they're shouting The Shout Your Abortion movement has yielded a book co-edited by Amelia Bonow, which features an essay by student and reproductive rights activist Alana Edmonson. Both women joined Bill Radke in studio for a conversation at full volume. Bill Radke
Segregation isn’t in our distant past. In many neighborhoods, it endures When we think of segregation in the U.S. we often think of the past. We look to post-Civil War history and the Civil Rights movement. The legacy of those events receives due attention, but our history of residential segregation, not so much. John O'Brien Play AudioListen 2 hours
Our economy is based on capitalist ideals. Or is it? If Amazon accounted for 44 percent of all U.S. e-commerce last year, who can compete with that? John O'Brien Play AudioListen 58 mins
