Daniel Kaufman on how a fragmented popular culture disempowers young people. Plus: TV as a social good?
Writer Eileen Pollack seeks common ground between two ways of knowing. Plus: Getting meaning from minutiae.
Bill Scher and Matt Lewis discuss Hillary’s evolving strategy to defeat Trump. Plus: Did Sarah Silverman unite the DNC?
Roohi Choudhry and Eileen Pollack, author of the new book A Perfect Life, on what science, theology, and art have in common.
Glenn Loury and economist Rajiv Sethi debate whether we have a duty to be civil to the police. Plus: Who’s most affected by bad policing?
Meditation teacher Susan Piver explains why she condemned celebrations of Osama Bin Laden’s death. Plus: Finding compassion for Trump.
Glenn Loury argues that the movement requires broad support to achieve structural change. Plus: Unarmed white men are shot by cops, too.
Bill Scher says the comedian’s off-the-cuff remarks marked a turning point at the convention.
Historian Colin Snider says U.S. policy on the region often seems like an afterthought. Plus: The mood in Brazil before the Olympics.
Journalist Oliver Burkeman asks meditation teacher Susan Piver, author of Start Here Now, how Buddhism gave her a new perspective on the candidate she hates.