Zócalo Public Square

Zócalo Public Square

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Zócalo Public Square’s podcast connects people to ideas and to each other through an innovative blend of ideas journalism and live events. Listen to conversations on topics ranging from politics and science to art and pop culture.

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Zócalo Public Square

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News

Podcast website

www.zocalopublicsquare.org

Latest episode

Jun 28, 2026

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Episodes

Josh Kun, “The Kidnapped Country: Violence, Drugs, and the Crisis of Mexican Culture” 14.07.2008

Josh Kun, “The Kidnapped Country: Violence, Drugs, and the Crisis of Mexican Culture”

Baby, I’m Bored: When Did Motherhood Become a Career and Is It a Professional Disaster? 08.07.2008

Baby, I’m Bored: When Did Motherhood Become a Career and Is It a Professional Disaster?

Gay L.A. vs. Gay San Francisco 18.06.2008

Gay L.A. vs. Gay San Francisco

Peter Gosselin, “Is the Ownership Society Dead?” 05.06.2008

Peter Gosselin, “Is the Ownership Society Dead?”

Is Business Abusing the Ballot? 27.05.2008

Is Business Abusing the Ballot?

Remember the Taco Truck! 22.05.2008

Remember the Taco Truck!

Matt Welch, “Deconstructing McCain” 15.05.2008

Matt Welch, “Deconstructing McCain”

A House of Horrors 14.05.2008

A House of Horrors

New L.A. Times Editor Russ Stanton 08.05.2008

New L.A. Times Editor Russ Stanton

Standard Operating Procedure 11.04.2008

Standard Operating Procedure

Daniel Weintraub, “Is Arnold Schwarzenegger a Party of One?” 08.04.2008

Daniel Weintraub, “Is Arnold Schwarzenegger a Party of One?”

An Evening with Luis Valdez 07.04.2008

An Evening with Luis Valdez

The Future of Broadway 27.03.2008

The Future of Broadway

Tom Daschle, “The Politics of Healthcare” 26.03.2008

Tom Daschle, “The Politics of Healthcare”

Tom Daschle, “The Politics of Healthcare” 26.03.2008

Tom Daschle, “The Politics of Healthcare”

Hollywood’s Labor Turmoil 26.03.2008

Hollywood’s Labor Turmoil

The Next American Century 24.03.2008

The Next American Century

The English Sentence and the Irish Mind 21.03.2008

The English Sentence and the Irish Mind

Michael Giacchino: “How to ‘Score’ Big in the Movies” 20.03.2008

Michael Giacchino: “How to ‘Score’ Big in the Movies”

Persepolis 13.03.2008

Marjane Satrapi's widely-heralded graphic novel "Persepolis" uses seemingly simplistic black-and-white drawings to capture vast emotional and political landscapes, following the author's young self as she struggles through the Iranian revolution and emigrates abroad. Satrapi's story, with its film-noir-style shadows and starkly expressive black-framed faces, is now an Oscar-nominated, Cannes-Jury-...

Dana Gioia, “Why the Arts Matter” 13.03.2008

Dana Gioia, “Why the Arts Matter”

Walter Russell Mead, “Britain, America and the Making of the Modern World” 12.03.2008

Walter Russell Mead, “Britain, America and the Making of the Modern World”

Silvana Paternostro, “My Colombian War” 11.03.2008

Silvana Paternostro, “My Colombian War”

Do Cities Have Expiration Dates? 10.01.2008

Do Cities Have Expiration Dates?

Shannon Brownlee 07.01.2008

Shannon Brownlee

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