Brad Porteus and hosts David & Lisa explore how "strange bedfellow" coalitions can pass real legislation without compromising core principles.
New Name Yet Same Game
Stop the presses.
Anthropologist and former university president Pardis Mahdavi on why trust doesn't die in failing institutions, it migrates.
Former university president Pardis Mahdavi on how trust drains from institutions through the gap between the story they tell and the lives people live.
We are all just travelers
What cognitive science and audience stories reveal about the next chapter of Outrage Overload.
Before we grab the pitchforks, perhaps we should ask why Silicon Valley expects the rest of us to pay for its environmental mess.
Meet the Senate's "A" grade lawmakers: quiet leaders quietly getting work done across party lines instead of chasing headlines.
The newly Democratic-controlled U.S. Senate faces its first major controversy on Day One, likely January 5th, 2027: how to handle the "election" of Alaska's next U.S. senator. How does this play out?
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