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Mar 21, 2014 — Bill Scher & Justin Green

The DMZ

On The DMZ, Bill and special guest Justin discuss whether Democrats and Republicans can find common ground on Russia and Iran. Was Romney right about Russia being America’s number one political foe? Bill argues that Putin’s Russia should inspire liberals to embrace American exceptionalism, and Justin explores whether the libertarian wing of the GOP still does. How would Rand Paul‘s foreign policy positions play in the 2016 GOP primaries? Is Hillary Clinton running for president as a hawk? Is Paul Ryan‘s outreach on poverty and race going to convince anyone?

Mar 20, 2014 — David Klion & Paul Saunders

Worldwise

Mar 19, 2014 — Bryce Covert & Kay Steiger

Mar 18, 2014 — Robert Wright & Rodney Smith

Nonzero (The Wright Show)

Mar 17, 2014 — Greg Marx & Angie Drobnic Holan

Democracy in America

Mar 15, 2014 — Robert Wright & Michael Cohen

Worldwise

Mar 14, 2014 — Harry Siegel & Joel Kotkin

Mar 13, 2014 — Bill Scher & Matt K. Lewis

The DMZ

On The DMZ, Bill and Matt discuss the GOP special election victory in Florida and whether Obamacare has become a liability for Democrats. They evaluate Obama’s decision to appear on Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis. What if Chris Christie had decided to play Bridgegate for laughs? Is CPAC good for potential Republican presidential candidates? Was this year’s conference good for Ted Cruz, and is he a threat to Rand Paul? And what were the other big stories out of CPAC?

Mar 12, 2014 — Conor Friedersdorf & Mark Joseph Stern

Friedersdorf

On an epic edition of Friedersdorf, Conor and Mark debate issues arising from the case of the New Mexico photographer who refused to shoot a gay wedding. How much does motivation—hate, animus, or religious conviction—matter in these disputes? Conor reflects on his Catholic upbringing to discuss religious believers who think encouraging same-sex marriage is sinful. Should a gay photographer be legally compelled to shoot a traditional Catholic wedding? Conor and Mark debate how non-discrimination laws should work. Does the photographer have a First Amendment case? Mark challenges Conor with a hypothetical town where the restaurants refuse to serve gay people. Finally, are we heading toward a future with more or less conflict between gay rights and religious freedom?

Mar 11, 2014 — David Klion & Anatol Lieven

Worldwise

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