Israeli Politician (Ret.) Einat Wilf on Western anti-Zionism, Arab Zionism and the future.

Keene State scholar Jim Waller discusses the rise of identity-driven violence in the U.S.

Medical Humanities Journal editor Brandy Schillace on coping with a generation of death

ER physician Jeremy Faust on the state of the pandemic and disparities.

Cassandra Quave on “The Plant Hunter: A Scientist’s Quest for Nature's Next Medicines.”

Louisville Association for Community Economics president Cassia Herron on organizing.

Center for Rural Strategies’ Whitney Kimball Coe on the diversity of rural communities.

Johns Hopkins University’s Anton Dahbura and Joseph Carrigan on hacking and ransomware.

Former Mayor of Stockton Michael Tubbs discusses how to restore economic fairness.

Maia Szalavitz on her book “Undoing Drugs” on harm reduction and the future of addiction.

Demand Justice cofounder Christopher Kang on democratic representation in the law.

Stimson Center fellow Jenny Town on Kim Jong-un ’s aspirations for North Korea.

Georgetown Law Professor Kristin Henning discusses her new book “The Rage of Innocence.”

Florida State University College of Law Professor Mary Ziegler on reproductive rights.

Harvard scholar Sandra Susan Smith discusses the next phase of criminal justice reform.