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
Losers and Suckers 11.09.2020 2:56
Insulting the troops is bad enough. What's really going on is worse.
Killers in Floral Shirts 31.08.2020 3:02
They're armed, they're angry and they're coming to start a race war near you.
A Very Special Relationship 20.08.2020 2:38
Letters between Trump and Putin were just published by the Senate Intelligence Committee. Here's one they missed.
In Praise of Strong Women 14.08.2020 2:38
What I learned about management and politics from my mother.
In Praise of Strong Women 14.08.2020 2:38
What I learned about management and politics from my mother.
Politics and Poetry 04.08.2020 2:56
Joe Biden, William Butler Yeats, Black Lives Matter and the Easter Rising of 1916
Paint the Team Red 20.07.2020 2:48
In a league where 70% of players are Black, it's time for a team name to reflect that fact.
Back-to-School Blues 14.07.2020 2:57
My plan for a safe and politically correct reopening of our schools.
A New Declaration of Independence 02.07.2020 2:52
When in the course of human events it becomes necessary to ditch the dictator.
Wait Till Next Year 25.06.2020 2:56
An ode to that endangered national treasure, baseball.
The Real Antifa 15.06.2020 2:55
They're tough, they're angry and they're old. And they're coming for your complacency.
The Long, Hot Summer 02.06.2020 2:48
As the country erupts over injustice, our troubled past returns to haunt us.
The Drums of War 22.05.2020 2:46
To distract his subjects from the plague, the king orders a war -- but why no fighting?
To Save a King 15.05.2020 2:51
A fable for the coronavirus era.
These Taxing Times 05.05.2020 2:57
A virus-era ode to Form 1040, a history of our lives and a mainstay of the Republic.
The Republic of Grief 24.04.2020 2:53
We're all grieving in this coronavirus era -- not just for lost loved ones, but also incomes, freedoms and our sense of security.
The Museum of Canned Goods 09.04.2020 2:52
A lesson from the Great Depression: How to rebuild coronavirus-ravaged America, one can at a time.
Throw Grandma from the Train 27.03.2020 2:36
The coronavirus is hard enough on older Americans. Some people want to make it worse.
A Journal of the Plague Year 16.03.2020 2:53
A devastating epidemic from three centuries ago offfers lessons for the current one, and hope.
Going Viral 25.02.2020 2:42
The Trump Administration's preparations for the coronavirus epidemic don't inspire confidence.
Destruction of Justice 14.02.2020 2:59
What happens when a president intervenes in a criminal trial involving one of his friends? Dictatorship.
It's Raining Iguanas 01.02.2020 2:59
A cold snap has knocked the reptiles from their trees, and into our consciences.
My Shocking DNA Discovery 20.01.2020 2:46
Don't ever send your cheek swab off to the DNA lab. It can cause political heartburn.
Someone to "Watch" over Me 09.01.2020 2:54
My new smart watch may give me more years of life, but will it make them more worth living?
Hallelujah Season 20.12.2019 2:56
How an Old Testament lament turned into a gift from our parents and grandparents, with music by Handel.
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