18 September 2020
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Aryeh Cohen-Wade speaks with Jamie Lauren Keiles, who recently wrote about ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) for the New York Times Magazine.
Recorded:Dec 31
Posted:Jul 16, 2019
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The Glenn Show
Who gets access to affirmative action data?
Glenn Loury and economist Peter Arcidiacono discuss why universities only permit some people to study their admissions data.
The DMZ
Staying on the front porch
Bill Scher and Matt Lewis assess Biden’s travel-light campaign strategy.
Culturally Determined
Interrogating Trump as “performance artist”
Aryeh Cohen-Wade speaks with Christopher Grobe, author of a recent scholarly article on Trump’s connections to performance art.
The Wright Show
Preventing bad interventions
Robert Wright and Robert Kagan debate whether America would be better off if it consistently respected international law.
MeaningofLife.tv
How can there be persons?
Philosophers Daniel Kaufman and Joshua Rasmussen consider.
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The cadaver factor
Robert Wright and Mickey Kaus consider Biden’s alleged cognitive decline.
The Glenn Show
Discrimination at Harvard?
Glenn Loury speaks with economist Peter Arcidiacono, an expert witness for a group of Asian-American applicants suing Harvard for alleged racial bias.
MeaningofLife.tv
Mindfully coping with anger on social media
Robert Wright speaks with meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg, author of the new book Real Change: Mindfulness to Heal Ourselves and the World.
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Why the polls may be understating Trump’s support
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