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Episodes: 606
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.2/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
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Sarah Isgur - Supreme Court Decisions, American Law, And The Politicization Of The Court
Melissa Murray - Supreme Court Decisions, American Law, And The Politicization Of The Court
Colleen Sinzdak - Supreme Court Decisions, Voting Rights, Birthright Citizenship, Transgender Athletes, And The Politicization Of The Court
Shilo Brooks - American National Identity And The Ideas That Unite The Country
Martha Jones - American National Identity, The Declaration Of Independence, And The Country’s Historical Trajectory
What’s Going Right in a World Gone Wrong
August 05, 2026
With so many problems in the world, it can be easy to skip over what’s actually working. But while progress often isn’t linear, history tells us that a lot of societal issues have actually improved. The experts on this panel help us see those bright spots and reframe our thinking to include hopeful visions for the future. Greg Jackson, a professor at Utah Valley University and the host of the “History Doesn’t Suck!” podcast joins Google Labs editorial director Steven Johnson and the host of t...
Strait-jacket: The Future of the Iran War
July 29, 2026
Since the conflict in Iran began in February, the results have been mixed. It has degraded Iran’s nuclear capacity, reduced its missile arsenal, and sunk its navy. But the war has also closed the Strait of Hormuz, divided America’s Gulf allies, fractured the U.S.-Israeli relationship, and failed to achieve objectives like regime change and nuclear elimination. A panel of Iran experts with different perspectives discuss whether the conflict could mark the end of the Islamic Republic’s long str...
Major Questions, Major Consequences: The Supreme Court’s 2025 Term in Review
July 22, 2026
In an increasingly polarized nation with a divided Congress, the rulings of the Supreme Court’s latest term were as closely watched as ever. The justices took on decisions about birthright citizenship, voting rights, transgender athletes and many other hot button issues, with sometimes surprising results. Immediately after the term wrapped, three experts on the court met onstage at the 2026 Aspen Ideas Festival to discuss what these rulings say about the future of the court and American law. ...
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