What, exactly, do we owe to our fellow animals? Which animals are conscious, and how do we tell? How can we know what’s best for animals that cannot tell us their preferences and needs directly? This week, Adam is joined by one of the most eminent philoso

What, exactly, do we owe to our fellow animals? Which animals are conscious, and how do we tell? How can we know whats best for animals that cannot tell us their preferences and needs directly? This week, Adam is joined by one of the most eminent philoso

When the problems facing us are so massive and systemic, how can we ever hope to address them as individuals? This week’s guest, Ruha Benjamin, joins Adam to explain how small actions for justice can become contagious and create change on a larger scale.

When the problems facing us are so massive and systemic, how can we ever hope to address them as individuals?This weeks guest, Ruha Benjamin, joins Adam to explain how small actions for justice can become contagious and create change on a larger scale.

What exactly is a snitch, and why is the use of informants so corrosive to criminal justice? This week, Adam is joined by Alexandra Natapoff to talk about why the government cuts deals with informants, and how this practice lets the wealthy off the hook a

What exactly is a snitch, and why is the use of informants so corrosive to criminal justice? This week, Adam is joined by Alexandra Natapoff to talk about why the government cuts deals with informants, and how this practice lets the wealthy off the hook a

We’ve talked a lot about criminal justice reform, but this week, we’re discovering how it’s actually put into practice. Adam is joined by Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón to talk about the DA’s path to becoming a reformer, the nationwide backla

Weve talked a lot about criminal justice reform, but this week, were discovering how its actually put into practice. Adam is joined by Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascn to talk about the DAs path to becoming a reformer, the nationwide backla

Lotteries are the most popular form of gambling. So why the hell is the lottery run by our own government? And do they actually provide a windfall for public schools, or are they a scam that diverts money from the poorest taxpayers to a few giant companie

Lotteries are the most popular form of gambling. So why the hell is the lottery run by our own government? And do they actually provide a windfall for public schools, or are they a scam that diverts money from the poorest taxpayers to a few giant companie