Donald Morrison
"Don Morrison's 3 Minutes of Madness"
Funny, often uplifting and mercifully short. Don Morrison is an author ("The Death of French Culture," "How Obama Lost America,") professor (Tsinghua University in Beijing, Sciences Po in Paris), and former editor at Time Magazine. His articles have appeared in the New York Times, the Financial Times, Smithsonian, Le Monde, Le Point, Liberation, Caixin and other leading publications. He is a commentator for NPR's Robin Hood Radio and a columnist for the Berkshire Eagle.
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Episodes
Dancing with Dinosaurs 14.02.2025 2:48
A killer asteroid named Trump has hit the planet, just as a real one is bearing down on us.
Elon is Everywhere 06.02.2025 2:36
He's got your Social Security number, medical history and bank info. He's also dismantling the government. Worried yet?
Why We Hate Politics 24.01.2025 2:50
Contempt for the people we elect is a constant theme in American culture and discourse. Will Trump be different?
Why This Day is Different 16.01.2025 3:12
Aside from presidential inaugurations, what's special about Jan. 20? Plenty.
Nice Guys Finish First 03.01.2025 2:58
Why the popular view of successful politicians as tough, scheming Machiavellians is dead wrong.
Bird Flu Blues 05.12.2024 3:07
Remember Covid? Well, something worse may soon be upon us.
Let's Talk Turkey 21.11.2024 3:04
Thanksgiving might not be the same, but maybe our traditional bird deserves a pardon.
Crisis in the Manosphere 14.11.2024 3:01
If the recent election showed us anything, it's that young men need help.
Bite the Ballot 31.10.2024 3:05
Why does America do such a terrible job of holding elections?
My Imaginary Friend 24.10.2024 3:00
A Facebook regular captured my imagination. Then I found out who he really was.
Facts are Stupid Things 18.10.2024 2:59
Can a nation whose citizens hold two vastly different versions of reality endure? Ask Ronald Reagan.
The Ball-Turret Gunner 11.10.2024 2:56
How a poem led me a fragment of my father's past -- and to the horrors of war
The Good President 03.10.2024 2:54
Is it possible to be both an effective politician and a decent human being?
Checkers, Come Home 25.09.2024 2:59
Melania Trump is taking heat for possible campaign finance lapses. Maybe she needs a dog.
Eating Cats 13.09.2024 3:05
Immigrants in Ohio aren't really dining on felines, but Republicans are warning of a cat-astrophe..
A Republic of Violence 04.09.2024 2:55
Partisan mayhem and intimidation seem to be on the rise. Can American democracy survive?
Here be Dragons 29.08.2024 2:49
They don't exist, but some people take them seriously. Maybe they're onto something.
The Twilight of Race 22.08.2024 2:58
Why a concept that has long divides us seems destined for oblivion.
I Wake up Screaming 13.08.2024 2:58
An important profession is disappearing, Can the world survive?
The Big Meow 03.08.2024 2:52
A vice-presidential candidate had some unkind words for unmarried women with cats. Bad move.
Are Women Better Leaders? 29.07.2024 2:39
Men run most of the world, but evidence is mounting women do it better.
The Manchurian Candidate 23.07.2024 2:55
Seems like ancient history now, but the assassination attempt against Donald Trump still looks a little fishy.
A Pitcher of Warm Spit 15.07.2024 2:53
The U.S. vice-presidency has long been a thankless job. Suddenly, it's hot.
Didn't See This Coming 08.07.2024 2:58
Political surprises in Europe, Supreme Court shockers in the U.S. and a debate performance that just won't go away.
I Hope This Finds You Well 24.06.2024 2:50
An overdue screed on a major threat to civilized society.
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