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#82. Why Is It So Difficult to Promote Social Mobility and Equality of Opportunity?
#82. Why Is It So Difficult to Promote Social Mobility and Equality of Opportunity?

Season 1 Episode 82

Aveek Bhattacharya was the Chief Economist and is now the Interim Director of the Social Market Foundation (SMF), a non-partisan think tank based in …

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#81. The Neurology of Memory in the Continuity of Experience and Personal Identity
#81. The Neurology of Memory in the Continuity of Experience and Personal Identity

Season 1 Episode 81

Michael Yassa is a professor at the University of California at Irvine, where he is the director of the Center for the Neurobiology of Learning and M…

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#80. Political Dynamics of the Drug Cartels of Mexico
#80. Political Dynamics of the Drug Cartels of Mexico

Season 1 Episode 80

Neil Harvey is a professor and academic department head in the Government Department at New Mexico State University. His main areas of interest encom…

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#79. A Long-Neglected Form of Government with the Potential to Revitalize Democracy
#79. A Long-Neglected Form of Government with the Potential to Revitalize Democracy

Season 1 Episode 79

Roger Berkowitz is a professor of Political Studies and Human Rights, as well as the founder and academic director of the Hannah Arendt Center for Po…

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#78. Life-Affirming Ritual and Poetry for Believers and Skeptics Alike
#78. Life-Affirming Ritual and Poetry for Believers and Skeptics Alike

Season 1 Episode 78

Jennifer Michael Hecht is a poet and historian, teacher and public speaker, the author of several intellectually provocative books, translated into m…

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#77. The Challenges of Facilitating Conflict Resolution
#77. The Challenges of Facilitating Conflict Resolution

Season 1 Episode 77

Jay Rothman has been a professor, practitioner, and author in the field of conflict resolution for the past 30 years. In the course of his career, Ja…

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#76. The History of the Theory of Evolution
#76. The History of the Theory of Evolution

Season 1 Episode 76

Hans-Dieter Sues is a senior research geologist at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, specializing in the study of dinosaurs and o…

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#75. Antisemitism, Clear and Not-So-Clear
#75. Antisemitism, Clear and Not-So-Clear

Season 1 Episode 75

Dov Waxman is a political science professor and chair of Israel studies at UCLA, whose research focuses on the conflict over Israel-Palestine, Israel…

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#74. The Historical and Intellectual Roots of our Current Political Crisis
#74. The Historical and Intellectual Roots of our Current Political Crisis

Season 1 Episode 74

Seth David Radwell is an internationally known business executive and thought leader in consumer marketing with a keen interest in democratic values …

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#73. Media Literacy for Older Children
#73. Media Literacy for Older Children

Season 1 Episode 73

Pamela Pereyra is the founder and CEO of Media Savvy Citizens and the New Mexico Chapter Chair of Media Literacy Now. She conducts media literacy tra…

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