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Pope Leo finds his voice
Pope Leo finds his voice

The new American pope has been a very vocal critic of American foreign and domestic policy. Victor Gaetan, senior international correspondent for Nat…

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The pathogens thriving because of climate change
The pathogens thriving because of climate change

Microbes have lived on this planet since long before humans, and they’ll be here long after we’re gone. Shayla Love is a journalist who writes about …

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The drug that's deadlier than opioids
The drug that's deadlier than opioids

The damage caused by alcohol costs Americans billions of dollars, and it largely goes unnoticed. Isabella Cueto, chronic disease reporter for Stat, j…

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The heart and heartbreak of the American South
The heart and heartbreak of the American South

For two-time National Book Award winner Jesymn Ward, the deep South is the only place she can call home. The author talks with host Krys Boyd about t…

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How limitations open up your world
How limitations open up your world

Creativity knows no bounds but it’s best captured within set limits. Author and journalist David Epstein joins host Krys Boyd to discuss why too many…

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What black markets can teach us about the economy
What black markets can teach us about the economy

To really understand the nuts and bolts of economics, look to the black market. Alvin E. Roth is Craig and Susan McCaw Professor of Economics at Stan…

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The broken promises of the Iranian revolution
The broken promises of the Iranian revolution

Iran was filled with hope during the 1979 revolution; that was soon dashed. Yeganeh Torbati is a correspondent for The New York Times covering Iran, …

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Are they serious about repealing the 19th amendment?
Are they serious about repealing the 19th amendment?

There’s a movement to rebuff the gains of feminism called masculinism, and it’s gaining ground. Helen Lewis, staff writer at The Atlantic, joins host…

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The olds are in charge, and it’s not good
The olds are in charge, and it’s not good

The country is run by senior citizens, and their control is transforming the nation. Samuel Moyn is Kent Professor of Law and History at Yale Univers…

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Beware the influence of big diaper
Beware the influence of big diaper

There are lots of experts who claim to know when it’s time to potty train a child, but their advice is rarely based in science. Saabira Chaudhuri joi…

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