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Glenn Loury (Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University) and John McWhorter (Columbia University, Lexicon Valley, The Atlantic)

Daniel Kaufman and Massimo Pigliucci discuss whether philosophy makes one better at living.

Daniel Drezner and Daniel Bessner analyze the differences between how Warren and Sanders view the world.

Robert Wright speaks with Jay Michaelson, author of the new book Enlightenment by Trial and Error, about enlightenment in the Buddhist and Jewish traditions.

Economist Laurence Kotlikoff explains.

Bill Scher and Matt Lewis discuss whether Democrats should wait for other shoes to drop.

Kat Rosenfield and Phoebe Maltz Bovy speak with Meghan Daum, author of the new book The Problem with Everything.

Robert Wright speaks with psychologist Paul Bloom about a new study on empathy and political polarization.

David Ottlinger speaks with philosopher J.P. Messina about the distorting effects of social censorship.

Bill Scher and Matt Lewis analyze the senator from New Jersey’s inability to stick to his core brand.

Robert Wright and Mickey Kaus rate the candidates.

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