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danah boyd on why fake news is so easy to believe
danah boyd on why fake news is so easy to believe

Episode 80

danah boyd is an anthropologist and computer scientist who studies the way people actually use technology. Not the way we wish we used technology, or…

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Al Franken on learning to be a politician
Al Franken on learning to be a politician

Episode 79

Sen. Al Franken’s new book, Al Franken, Giant of the Senate, is the rare politician memoir that’s actually interesting. And note that I said interest…

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Zephyr Teachout on suing Trump, fighting corruption, and breaking monopolies
Zephyr Teachout on suing Trump, fighting corruption, and breaking monopolies

Episode 78

Zephyr Teachout is a law professor at Fordham University, the author of Corruption in America, one of the lead lawyers in the emoluments case that’s …

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Masha Gessen offers a plausible Trump-Russia theory
Masha Gessen offers a plausible Trump-Russia theory

Episode 77

Masha Gessen is a Russian-American journalist and the author of, among other books, The Man Without a Face: The Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin. Sinc…

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Kwame Anthony Appiah on cosmopolitanism
Kwame Anthony Appiah on cosmopolitanism

Episode 76

Few words are as reviled in American politics as “cosmopolitan.” The term invokes sneering, urban, elite condescension. It’s those smug cosmopolitans…

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Yascha Mounk: Is Trump’s incompetence saving us from his illiberalism?
Yascha Mounk: Is Trump’s incompetence saving us from his illiberalism?

Episode 75

Yascha Mounk is a Lecturer on Government at Harvard University, a Fellow in the Political Reform Program at New America, and host of the podcast, The…

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Bryan Stevenson on why the opposite of poverty isn’t wealth, but justice

Episode 74

Bryan Stevenson is the founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative. He and his staff have won reversals, relief, or release for mo…

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Death, Sex, and Money’s Anna Sale on bringing empathy to politics
Death, Sex, and Money’s Anna Sale on bringing empathy to politics

Episode 73

There’s much talk of “empathy” in today’s politics, but it’s a cramped, weaponized form of empathy — an empathy designed to force us to grudgingly to…

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Cory Booker returns, live, to talk trust, Trump, and basic incomes
Cory Booker returns, live, to talk trust, Trump, and basic incomes

Episode 72

Senator Cory Booker is back! In this special live episode of The Ezra Klein Show — taped at Vox Conversations — Booker and I dig into America’s crisi…

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VC Bill Gurley on transforming health care
VC Bill Gurley on transforming health care

Episode 71

Washington has been gripped of late by the world’s most depressing, least imaginative, debate over health care. The question, as it stands, is whethe…

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