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Episode 2146: Sasha Issenberg on how to build more trust and transparency in American politics
Episode 2146: Sasha Issenberg on how to build more trust and transparency in American politics

Earlier this year, the prolific American political journalist Sasha Issenberg came on the show to offer a playbook for winning elections in our disin…

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Episode 2145: Deesha Dyer explains how she undiplomatically rattled the entrenched culture of the White House
Episode 2145: Deesha Dyer explains how she undiplomatically rattled the entrenched culture of the White House

Many are called, but few are chosen. In her late twenties, Deesha Dyer was still in community college. By the age of 31, however, she had become Mich…

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Episode 2144: Edward Ball on his own Family History of White Supremacy
Episode 2144: Edward Ball on his own Family History of White Supremacy

What’s it like to discover a Klansman in one’s own family? A few weeks ago, R. Derek Black, the son of a KKK Grand Wizard and an intimate family frie…

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Episode 2143: Andrea Freeman on Food Genocide and Oppression in the United States
Episode 2143: Andrea Freeman on Food Genocide and Oppression in the United States

We’ve been on a food & farming run this week. First, we talked with America’s “lunatic farmer,” Joel Salatin, about how regenerative agriculture can…

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Episode 2142: Why the Kamala Harris campaign has all the strengths and weaknesses of a tech start-up
Episode 2142: Why the Kamala Harris campaign has all the strengths and weaknesses of a tech start-up

While Kamala Harris has announced that she wants to become the first Silicon Valley President, Donald Trump is speaking today at Bitcoin2024 in Nashv…

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Episode 2141: Nicola Twilley on how Refrigeration has Transformed our Food, our Planet, and Ourselves
Episode 2141: Nicola Twilley on how Refrigeration has Transformed our Food, our Planet, and Ourselves

A couple of days ago, America’s most controversial regenerative farmer, Joel Salatin, came on the show to explain how industrialized farming is killi…

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Episode 2140: Kimberly Meyer on five refugee women's invention of a new American dream
Episode 2140: Kimberly Meyer on five refugee women's invention of a new American dream

Yesterday, we were in rural Virginia interviewing the pioneering regenerative farmer, Joel Salatin. Today, we are on an equally innovative farm in Ho…

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Episode 2139: Joel Salatin explains how to fix America, one bite at a time
Episode 2139: Joel Salatin explains how to fix America, one bite at a time

As one of America’s most outspoken pioneers of regenerative agriculture, Joel Salatin is popularly known as The Lunatic Farmer. Others have accused h…

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Keen on America featuring Batya Ungar-Sargon
Keen on America featuring Batya Ungar-Sargon

A hundred episodes ago, we had the author of Second Class, Batya Ungar-Sargon, on the show to talk specifically about how America’s elites have betra…

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Episode 2137: Anne Snyder on how to morally repair and renew America
Episode 2137: Anne Snyder on how to morally repair and renew America

In the wake of Biden’s resignation and the coronation of Kamala Harris, it’s likely that this year’s election will be particularly divisive and vitri…

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