Everyone in your Facebook feed is falling for fake news–sharing it even when there's no way it can be true. But not you, right? You can tell the difference. Or can you?Read more
Everyone in your Facebook feed is falling for fake news–sharing it even when there's no way it can be true. But not you, right? You can tell the difference. Or can you?Read more
July 02, 2017
Most of us will never know what really happens behind bars. Prisons are generally off limits to the public and press, but several new investigations are drawing attention to the conditions in many of our nation's jails. This hour, what should a prison be?Read more
June 25, 2017
Yosemite is climbing’s mecca. It’s where Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell stunned the world with their dazzling climbs.Read more
June 18, 2017
We’ve all had them—the big, significant, transformations that take your life in a new direction. And even though those gateway moments present new and exciting opportunities, they are almost always by definition uncomfortable.Read more
June 11, 2017
Low-fi artist Syna So Pro loops with love.Read more
June 09, 2017
The virtues of transgressive, subversive, rule-breaking art, both as an aesthetic and as a way of life. Read more
June 04, 2017
Filmmaker Laura Stewart on how being filmed affects documentary subjects, and how that affects the truth you can tell.Read more
June 01, 2017
The former Talking Heads frontman is one of those artists who just keeps reinventing himself.Read more
May 25, 2017
When you’re hurt and the only way out of toxic bitterness and resentment is to let go, how do you summon the resolve to reach out to the person who hurt you most?Read more
May 21, 2017
"Twin Peaks" co-creator Mark Frost takes a deep dive into the history of the strange Pacific Northwest town and its surreal residents in “The Secret History of Twin Peaks.”Read more
May 18, 2017
Do chimpanzees have spiritual experiences? A remarkable discovery in West Africa suggests they might.Read more
May 14, 2017
Is there an inherent conflict between science and religion? Jeff Schloss doesn’t think so. He’s a biologist who studies the evolutionary origins of religion. He’s also an observant Christian who’s had his own profound...Read more
May 11, 2017
In this hour, we explore what the superpower of not giving a f--- might allow you to do. Read more
May 07, 2017
Richard Blanco’s poem begins the day after the November election, as he struggles to make sense of a new political mood.Read more
May 04, 2017
A near-accident has poet Laura Kasischke marveling at the fearlessness of young adults and also worrying about their future. Read more
April 27, 2017
Whether it’s nail biting or handwashing, most of us have a compulsion we can’t give up. Maybe that’s a good thing?Read more
April 23, 2017
Poet Nick Lantz has a darkly satirical take on American culture. Lately, he’s been thinking about political spin and how politicians speak. In this interview—the third in our series ...Read more
April 20, 2017
How he transformed the iconic film into the critically-acclaimed, award-winning TV series.Read more
April 18, 2017
Do scientists see the world in a different way? Not really. Just be curious.Read more
April 16, 2017
In his new poem, Fady Joudah explores questions about exile, suffering and the language of nation states.Read more
April 13, 2017
Maybe it’s nostalgia. Maybe it’s something more. But analog is back in style.Read more
April 09, 2017
In this hour, we see how poetry can show us new ways to think about place and personal identity.Read more
April 02, 2017
Quan Barry is writing a new poem each week in response to current events.Read more
March 30, 2017
Wherever you turn, it seems like someone’s angry — on Facebook and cable news, in street marches and congressional town halls. It would seem that we’ve entered a new era of increased hostility. But how did we, as a nation, get here?Read more
March 26, 2017