Sam and Emma catch up on the big Thanksgiving weekend's worth of news! They begin by looking forwards, running through what we might see in the upcoming Senate session, before Sam reflects on the anni

Sam sits down with Ojibwe author and historian , author of the piece in The Atlantic. Then, Emma sits down with , reporter at The Nation, to discuss his work covering  Purchase tickets for the live sh

Sam sits down with historian to discuss his recent book , on the rise of one of the most popular public services, and its precarious state in an era of privatization. They begin in the 18th century,

Emma hosts , Senior Lecturer in Politics at Royal Holloway University of London, to discuss her recent book  Emma starts the show by touching upon the seemingly endless Chris Christie Redemption Tour

Sam hosts , Professor of Middle American History at Penn State University, to discuss his recent book , on how the true histories of reconstruction, both in the horrible violence and influential polic

Sam hosts , opinion columnist at the New York Times and co-host of the podcast, to wrap up the week in news! And in the second half, Sam is joined by , in her triumphant return to MR (!) and , co-hos

Emma hosts journalist , to discuss his recent book , taking on the wave of synthetic drugs moving across North America over the last decade and a half, how they seeped through, and why they are so dan

Sam and Emma host , professor of biology at the University of Sussex, to discuss his recent book , on the rampant decline of insect populations worldwide over the last few decades, and how the trend c

Sam and Emma break down what's to come in the week in news, from the reconciliation negotiations on the Hill, to updates on labor, the courts, and climate. They begin by covering the religious reactio

Sam and Emma host , history lecturer at Yale University, to discuss his recent book , on how the Cold War helped to ingrain the military-industrial complex within the American political, economic, and