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5 May 2026

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Dec 3, 2013 — Mark Linsenmayer & Frithjof Bergmann
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Dec 2, 2013 — Gabriel Arana & Josh Seefried
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Dec 1, 2013 — Mark Leon Goldberg & Max Essex
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Worldwise
Nov 29, 2013 — Robert Wright & Mark Oppenheimer
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Nonzero (The Wright Show)
Nov 27, 2013 — Robert Farley & Mark Oppenheimer
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Foreign Entanglements
On Foreign Entanglements, Rob speaks with Erica about the effectiveness of non-violent protest. Erica works through the logic of why non-violence often proves a better practical choice than violent resistance, while Rob wonders why so many movements nevertheless resort to violence. Erica contrasts Egypt’s 2011 revolution and 2013 coup. They discuss the possibility of creating a policy infrastructure for supporting non-violent resistance, which Erica views with some skepticism. Is it possible to turn a violent movement toward non-violence? Plus: What Erica’s research could have taught the Occupy movement.
Nov 26, 2013 — Bill Scher & Matt K. Lewis
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The DMZ
On a special Thanksgivukkah episode of The DMZ, Bill and Matt discuss this bizarre, once-in-a-lifetime holiday convergence. Bill praises John Kerry for achieving an agreement with Iran and suggests he may be a better Secretary of State than Hillary Clinton. Turning to immigration, they consider how Obama and Boehner responded to pro-reform hecklers. Is immigration reform still a live option? Plus: Matt cautions conservatives not to get carried away about Obamacare‘s troubles.
Nov 24, 2013 — Robert Wright & Eli Lake
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Worldwise
Nov 24, 2013 — Glenn Loury & Eldar Shafir
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The Glenn Show
On The Glenn Show, Glenn talks to Eldar about his new book, Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much. Eldar argues that “attention scarcity” sheds light on the behavior of poor parents. Glenn asks Eldar about the politics of poverty, and Eldar cracks a joke about incorrigible economists who feel threatened by his research. Glenn asks Eldar to use his research to explain the Great Recession. Finally, they consider how advertisers profit from attention scarcity—while the public loses.
Nov 22, 2013 — Alex Seitz-Wald & Marin Cogan
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Nov 21, 2013 — Bill Scher & Matt K. Lewis
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The DMZ
On The DMZ, Matt discusses his un-DMZ-like appearance on MSNBC, where Michael Eric Dyson accused him of displaying “white privilege.” Does the cable news format make encounters like this inevitable? Bill and Matt discuss the role that racism has played (and continues to play) in American politics, but Matt says liberals can’t keep pointing the finger at racism to explain away their troubles. Have Senate Democrats hurt themselves in the long run by limiting the filibuster? Matt says the “nuclear option” makes repealing Obamacare more likely, but other unintended consequences may occur as well. Plus: Why some liberals fear a Hillary Clinton presidential juggernaut.

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