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21 November 2024

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Jun 30, 2014 — Laurie Santos & Kent Kiehl
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The Mind Report
Jun 29, 2014 — Glenn Loury & Harold Pollack
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The Glenn Show
On The Glenn Show, Glenn talks to Harold about politics domestic and international. They start out by analyzing violent crime in Chicago’s South Side. Harold explains inner-city violence with game theory. Then, they turn to international affairs: Does Pope Francis have moral authority in the Middle East? Will the Holocaust ever become politically irrelevant? Finally, Harold gives up on presidential politics, and Glenn argues that, on international affairs, Obama is worse than Nixon.
Jun 28, 2014 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
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Drezburt
Jun 27, 2014 — Robert Wright & Peter Beinart
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Nonzero (The Wright Show)
Jun 26, 2014 — Bill Scher & Matt K. Lewis
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The DMZ
On The DMZ, Bill and Matt discuss the GOP Senate primary in Mississippi, where Thad Cochran pulled out a surprising win over Tea Party challenger Chris McDaniel. Bill talks about some of the quirks of politics in the South that might have tipped the race in Cochran’s favor, and Matt wonders whether Cochran’s victory means that populist, big-government conservatism is making a comeback. They move on to the Supreme Court’s rulings on presidential recess appointments and abortion-clinic buffer zones. Is Bernie Sanders the liberal to give Hillary Clinton a run for her money in 2016? Plus: The agony and the ecstasy of the World Cup.
Jun 25, 2014 — Will Wilkinson & Matthew Quirk
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Free Will
Jun 24, 2014 — Greg Marx & Anna Clark
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Democracy in America
Jun 23, 2014 — Glenn Loury & Rajiv Sethi
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The Glenn Show
Jun 22, 2014 — Mark Schmitt & Ilya Shapiro (moderated by Aryeh Cohen-Wade)
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The Good Fight round 2
Jun 20, 2014 — Jillian C. York & Katherine Maher
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Interrobang‽
On Interrobang‽, Jillian and Katherine discuss the complexities of translating Disney’s Frozen into Arabic. They then run through some of their favorite recent pieces of journalism, including the strange story of Kim Jong-un’s sushi chef, National Geographic‘s coverage of the postwar US, the tricky issues surrounding food stamps, and the controversial Rwandan leader Paul Kagame. Plus: The history of shit.

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