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The Distant Revolution: Russia's Growing Exiles Challenge Putin's Rule 02.02.2024 34:52

Young, tech-savvy Russians are fleeing Putin's regime, igniting a silent exodus that could reshape Russia's political and social landscape. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Is the Abortion Battle the New Foundation for Modern Political Activism? 26.01.2024 27:15

Felicia Kornbluh explores the future of reproductive rights post-Dobbs, the possible impact on the 2024 election, and the hurdles in broadening the fight. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Davos Elites vs. the Rising Middle Class: Is a Win-Win Possible? 19.01.2024 31:31

Unpacking the dynamics between Davos elites and the emerging global middle class. Are there opportunities for a win-win future? Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

MAGA Unraveled: An Insider's Perspective on Right-Wing America 12.01.2024 26:47

Explore the evolution and deep roots of the MAGA movement, its impact beyond Trump, and an insider's journey from belief to disillusionment. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

From Israel to America: The Intersection of Geopolitics and Jewish Identity 05.01.2024 42:41

How pivotal events in Israel resonate within American Jewish communities, shaping identity and geopolitics. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

'Vibes vs. Data': Unpacking the US Economy 15.12.2023 25:34

An exploration with economist Noah Smith on why public sentiment about the US economy often contrasts with hard economic facts. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Unmasking the Elephant: Stuart Stevens on the GOP's True Colors 08.12.2023 31:18

Exposing the GOP's dark turn: How the party's very survival now hinges on embracing autocracy over democracy and its foundational values. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

'Fox News' Is Not News 01.12.2023 29:39

Brian Stelter analyzes Fox News's impact on political narratives and GOP influence, and its future in bending American democracy. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Conflicting Memories of Two 'Friends' of Lee Oswald (Part 2) 22.11.2023 45:41

Exclusive interviews with two who knew Lee Oswald, offering unique insights into the enigmatic figure linked to JFK's assassination. (Ernst Titovets) Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Conflicting Memories of Two 'Friends' of Lee Oswald Video 22.11.2023 55:49

Exclusive interviews with two who knew Lee Oswald, offering unique insights into the enigmatic figure linked to JFK's assassination. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

From Anxiety to Action: Young Floridians Transforming Politics 17.11.2023 31:03

Two young activists transform Florida politics, engaging voters all year. Discover their journey and the power of grassroots politics. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Don't Shoot the Messenger: The Methods and Power of Pollsters 10.11.2023 28:22

Polling's adaptability and impact on democracy, amid skepticism and change. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

From Boom to Cell: The Sam Bankman-Fried Journey 05.11.2023 24:04

The SBF fraud and conviction, the crypto craze's crash, and a $3 trillion delusion laid bare. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

The AR-15 Story: From Garage Invention to National Shame 03.11.2023 32:47

The AR-15 had patriotic beginnings. Today it's a sad symbol of out-of-control violence in American society. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Billionaire Dreams, Societal Nightmares, and the Illusion of Reality 27.10.2023 30:50

Tech billionaires' dangerous game: selling escapist fantasies while ignoring urgent crises like climate change and income inequality. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

The Shifting Sands of the Middle East: What's Next for Israel, Hamas, and Iran? 20.10.2023 23:07

The enigma of recent geopolitical events—from rising global terror threats to the uncertain future of Gaza and the limitations of Middle East accords. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Is the Hamas Attack a Pivot Point for Israel and the Middle East? 13.10.2023 19:10

Israel's latest crisis from an insider's perspective: the role of the US, the state of Israel's internal politics, and is there a path to diplomacy. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

The Invisible Frontlines: Israel's Secret War Against a Nuclear Iran 06.10.2023 30:00

Israel's clandestine efforts to thwart Iran's nuclear ambitions are reshaping the Middle East in unexpected ways. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Can America Survive Its Own Constitution? The Tyranny of the Minority 29.09.2023 31:19

Is American democracy at a breaking point? How the Constitution enables minority rule, why distrust in institutions is rising, and what's at stake for the future of democracy. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

The Wisdom of Survivors: Overcoming Global Trauma 21.09.2023 28:04

Dr. Robert J. Lifton on our collective traumas: The psychic impacts of COVID-19, climate change, gun violence, and divisive politics. A look at resilience in our time. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Antitrust and the Age of AI: Dissecting the US v. Google Case 15.09.2023 18:32

Is Google a monopoly or a force for innovation? A look at the US v. Google case that could redefine the internet and the future of antitrust law. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

It's Back! Rethinking COVID-19 Narratives: The Media, Fauci, and the Fear Factor 08.09.2023 45:03

Reassessing COVID-19 narratives amid resurgence: a critical look at media influence, Fauci's role, and the culture of fear that shaped our response.

A Radical Prescription for US Health Care 01.09.2023 36:22

In a week when President Biden announced that Medicare would take the first steps to lower the price of expensive medications, we talk with an advocate of a far more radical overhaul of the US's flawed health care system. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Why Hollywood Is Striking Out 25.08.2023 23:15

Strikes, Streaming, and Hollywood's Unraveling: Inside the Chaos. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org

Power Play: How Just 12 People Control America's Economic Destiny 18.08.2023 38:59

Only 12 people control vast US economic power via index funds and private equity. Think of the risks for the economy — and for democracy itself. Read More: www. WhoWhatWhy.org