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1The KEEN ON 2023 Fiction Awards: Bethanne Patrick's six favorite novels of the year cover artThe KEEN ON 2023 Fiction Awards: Bethanne Patrick's six favorite novels of the year52965330:46
2Among the Criminal Bros: Max Marshall on a Fraternity crime story that reflects the rigged system of money and power in 21st century America cover artAmong the Criminal Bros: Max Marshall on a Fraternity crime story that reflects the rigged system of money and power in 21st century America1918439:10
3The victory of the gut over reason: Kevin Casas-Zamora worries about the fragile state of democracy around the world in 2023 cover artThe victory of the gut over reason: Kevin Casas-Zamora worries about the fragile state of democracy around the world in 2023697642:29
4On the Dire State of the Free Press in 2024: Andy Lee Roth explains how "solutions journalism" offers a more truthful alternative to corporate owned media in America today cover artOn the Dire State of the Free Press in 2024: Andy Lee Roth explains how "solutions journalism" offers a more truthful alternative to corporate owned media in America today872033:49
5The 19th century American explorer who exposed the brutality of the Russian imperial system: Gregory Wallance on the original George Kennan and his epic journey through the frozen heart of Russia cover artThe 19th century American explorer who exposed the brutality of the Russian imperial system: Gregory Wallance on the original George Kennan and his epic journey through the frozen heart of Russia1011534:30
6Getting to Know Ella Fitzgerald Through Her Music: Judith Tick on the canonical jazz singer who transformed both American song and culture cover artGetting to Know Ella Fitzgerald Through Her Music: Judith Tick on the canonical jazz singer who transformed both American song and culture575531:03
7Five of the Non-Fictional Best: Bethanne Patrick picks her favorite non-fiction books for 2023 cover artFive of the Non-Fictional Best: Bethanne Patrick picks her favorite non-fiction books for 20231046431:55
8How Not To Age: Dr Michael Greger offers a simple dietary approach to getting healthier as we get older cover artHow Not To Age: Dr Michael Greger offers a simple dietary approach to getting healthier as we get older453433:50
9Why it's time stop declaring war on everything: David Keen on the "Wreckonomics" of how we now find ourselves locked into so many failed economic, environmental and political policies cover artWhy it's time stop declaring war on everything: David Keen on the "Wreckonomics" of how we now find ourselves locked into so many failed economic, environmental and political policies209337:24
10A Return to Normal Abnormality in Silicon Valley: Keith Teare on why even some of the most highly capitalized AI start-ups are now running out of runway and will not survive cover artA Return to Normal Abnormality in Silicon Valley: Keith Teare on why even some of the most highly capitalized AI start-ups are now running out of runway and will not survive122176:43
11In Praise of Ineffective Altruism: Amy Schiller on how philanthropy went wrong and how to fix it cover artIn Praise of Ineffective Altruism: Amy Schiller on how philanthropy went wrong and how to fix it174431:30
12Should we let go of Philip Roth? Hannah Gold gets into Roth's mind, his hands and his followers cover artShould we let go of Philip Roth? Hannah Gold gets into Roth's mind, his hands and his followers34937:43
13In Defense of Trash Talk: Rafi Kohan on Muhammed Ali, Babe Ruth, Michael Jordan, Elon Musk and why talking smack is as old as the Bible cover artIn Defense of Trash Talk: Rafi Kohan on Muhammed Ali, Babe Ruth, Michael Jordan, Elon Musk and why talking smack is as old as the Bible52340:03
14Why even the smartest machine vision won't eliminate bias: Jill Walker Rettberg on how algorithms are changing the way we see and are seen by the world cover artWhy even the smartest machine vision won't eliminate bias: Jill Walker Rettberg on how algorithms are changing the way we see and are seen by the world523259:16
15The First Neo-Liberal or the Last Conservative? Jennifer Burns on Milton Friedman, the most controversial American economist of the 20th century cover artThe First Neo-Liberal or the Last Conservative? Jennifer Burns on Milton Friedman, the most controversial American economist of the 20th century87242:34
16The Closing of the American Conservative Mind: Peter Wehner on the nihilism of the evangelical right in America today cover artThe Closing of the American Conservative Mind: Peter Wehner on the nihilism of the evangelical right in America today104646:35
17Why the "Words of Cesar Chavez" still matter: Peter Slen on the labor leader, Christian Socialist and voice of Hispanic America cover artWhy the "Words of Cesar Chavez" still matter: Peter Slen on the labor leader, Christian Socialist and voice of Hispanic America872428:02
18In defense of digital education: William B. Eimicke on how to level the learning curve and create a more inclusive and connected university cover artIn defense of digital education: William B. Eimicke on how to level the learning curve and create a more inclusive and connected university52330:36
19Is the current Gazan ceasefire a mirage?Jason Pack on Qatar, Iran, Biden, Hamas, Israel and the road to order in the disordered Middle East cover artIs the current Gazan ceasefire a mirage?Jason Pack on Qatar, Iran, Biden, Hamas, Israel and the road to order in the disordered Middle East17471:58
20Digital Lennonism: Marga Hoek imagines how tech can solve some of the world's greatest challenges cover artDigital Lennonism: Marga Hoek imagines how tech can solve some of the world's greatest challenges174128:51
21The Last Ships from Hamburg: Steven Ujifusa on the race to save Russia's Jews on the eve of World War I cover artThe Last Ships from Hamburg: Steven Ujifusa on the race to save Russia's Jews on the eve of World War I52387:48
22OpenAI , Sam Altman and the new war over capitalism in Silicon Valley: Keith Teare on the moral fight over technological progress triggered by the OpenAI brouhaha cover artOpenAI , Sam Altman and the new war over capitalism in Silicon Valley: Keith Teare on the moral fight over technological progress triggered by the OpenAI brouhaha 52373:44
23Eight brilliant books to give this Xmas: Bethanne Patrick's list of literary gifts that will delight even the most discerning reader cover artEight brilliant books to give this Xmas: Bethanne Patrick's list of literary gifts that will delight even the most discerning reader030:31
24The Shame of America's Six Million Homeless People: Kevin F. Adler on the forgotten humanity and broken systems causing today's American homelessness crisis cover artThe Shame of America's Six Million Homeless People: Kevin F. Adler on the forgotten humanity and broken systems causing today's American homelessness crisis 044:28
25Why only humans can imagine the future: Margaret Heffernan on art, creative uncertainty and the insatiability of AI moguls like Sam Altman cover artWhy only humans can imagine the future: Margaret Heffernan on art, creative uncertainty and the insatiability of AI moguls like Sam Altman039:45
26How to protect our all-too-human superpower of creative thinking: Viktor Mayer-Schonberger on the guardrails needed to regulate big data companies like OpenAI cover artHow to protect our all-too-human superpower of creative thinking: Viktor Mayer-Schonberger on the guardrails needed to regulate big data companies like OpenAI046:21
27So what, exactly, is "equality"? Darrin McMahon on the history, from antiquity to today, of this most elusive idea cover artSo what, exactly, is "equality"? Darrin McMahon on the history, from antiquity to today, of this most elusive idea0123:29
28Why women might make better spies than men: Anna Pitoniak on the art of espionage and the tradecraft of the spy novelist cover artWhy women might make better spies than men: Anna Pitoniak on the art of espionage and the tradecraft of the spy novelist0116:02
29How the October 7 tragedy might turn out to be a game changer in a good way: Israeli writer Assaf Gavron on why we must "try again" to make peace in the Middle East cover artHow the October 7 tragedy might turn out to be a game changer in a good way: Israeli writer Assaf Gavron on why we must "try again" to make peace in the Middle East046:03
30Six all-too-human books about AI: Bethane Patrick on the mavens, mavericks and mythology writing our smart machine future cover artSix all-too-human books about AI: Bethane Patrick on the mavens, mavericks and mythology writing our smart machine future056:54
31This was the week that the world dramatically changed: Keith Teare celebrates the beginning of the end of the pre AI age cover artThis was the week that the world dramatically changed: Keith Teare celebrates the beginning of the end of the pre AI age050:02
32A classic novel that not only shaped America but also captured the authentic voice of the African-American South: Peter Slen on Zora Neale Hurston's "Their Eyes Were Watching God", an anthropological fiction set in a particularly rough period in American h cover artA classic novel that not only shaped America but also captured the authentic voice of the African-American South: Peter Slen on Zora Neale Hurston's "Their Eyes Were Watching God", an anthropological fiction set in a particularly rough period in American h036:15
33Why genuine neutrality was mostly a myth in the Second World War: Neill Lochery on the flight of Nazi treasure through "neutral" countries after the war cover artWhy genuine neutrality was mostly a myth in the Second World War: Neill Lochery on the flight of Nazi treasure through "neutral" countries after the war0440:29
34How to write poetry on a smartphone: Best-selling poet and TikTok sensation Whitney Hanson on the anxiety of her generation and why social media makes physical events more "real" cover artHow to write poetry on a smartphone: Best-selling poet and TikTok sensation Whitney Hanson on the anxiety of her generation and why social media makes physical events more "real"024:27
35The dark truth of Mexico as a mostly truant state terrorized by subsistence gangsters and haunted by hollow people: Azam Ahmed on the story of a missing daughter, a violent Cartel and a mother's quest for vengeance cover artThe dark truth of Mexico as a mostly truant state terrorized by subsistence gangsters and haunted by hollow people: Azam Ahmed on the story of a missing daughter, a violent Cartel and a mother's quest for vengeance0118:59
36Do great leaders make history or does history make great leaders? Moshik Temkin on the art of leadership from FDR, Malcolm X and MLK to Trump and Biden cover artDo great leaders make history or does history make great leaders? Moshik Temkin on the art of leadership from FDR, Malcolm X and MLK to Trump and Biden0572:37
37How to accurately reconstruct the entire 13.9 billion year history of the universe: David Helfand on the power of atomic science to unveil the mysteries of unreachably remote time and space cover artHow to accurately reconstruct the entire 13.9 billion year history of the universe: David Helfand on the power of atomic science to unveil the mysteries of unreachably remote time and space035:30
38Turning Mrs Dalloway into a novel set in the New York City of April 2017: Lisa Gornick on writing a New York story in the philistine age of the Taliban and Donald Trump cover artTurning Mrs Dalloway into a novel set in the New York City of April 2017: Lisa Gornick on writing a New York story in the philistine age of the Taliban and Donald Trump030:52
39An Unprincipled Man for our Unprincipled Times: Rob Copeland on Ray Dalio, the billionaire Big Brother of Bridgewater Associates, the largest hedge fund on the planet cover artAn Unprincipled Man for our Unprincipled Times: Rob Copeland on Ray Dalio, the billionaire Big Brother of Bridgewater Associates, the largest hedge fund on the planet090:38
40How early 21st century America resembles late 19th century Russia: John Gray on our post-liberal future cover artHow early 21st century America resembles late 19th century Russia: John Gray on our post-liberal future0662:57
41The double life of America's most notorious agent of betrayal: Major Garrett on Robert Hanssen, the FBI spy and weaver of a web of lies, both outrageously large and pathetically small cover artThe double life of America's most notorious agent of betrayal: Major Garrett on Robert Hanssen, the FBI spy and weaver of a web of lies, both outrageously large and pathetically small044:11
42How to make the most of college: Ben Wildavsky on the art of using college to build a career cover artHow to make the most of college: Ben Wildavsky on the art of using college to build a career024:18
43Why the American mass incarceration system is jarringly unamerican: Ben Austen on parole, prison and the near impossibility of change in the current American criminal justice system cover artWhy the American mass incarceration system is jarringly unamerican: Ben Austen on parole, prison and the near impossibility of change in the current American criminal justice system054:30
44In defense of literary flyover country: Peter Slen on Willa Cather's "My Antonia", the 1918 novel that captured the ideal of immigrant middle America cover artIn defense of literary flyover country: Peter Slen on Willa Cather's "My Antonia", the 1918 novel that captured the ideal of immigrant middle America0397:18
45Orwell and his women: Bethanne Patrick on new feminist takes on George Orwell - the man , the husband and the writer. cover artOrwell and his women: Bethanne Patrick on new feminist takes on George Orwell - the man , the husband and the writer.038:18
46Guilty by seven crimes and death by a thousand verticals: Keith Teare on Sam Bankman-Fried and Palo Alto, Elon Musk and Rishi Sunak, and Space X and X cover artGuilty by seven crimes and death by a thousand verticals: Keith Teare on Sam Bankman-Fried and Palo Alto, Elon Musk and Rishi Sunak, and Space X and X 036:30
47How to get more women in science right now: Lisa Munoz on implicit bias, leaky pipelines, tokenization and other explanations for the persistent gender gap in science cover artHow to get more women in science right now: Lisa Munoz on implicit bias, leaky pipelines, tokenization and other explanations for the persistent gender gap in science17432:56
48Did the KGB really invent the idea of the Palestinian nation in the 1960s? Pierre Rehov on Iranian financed sleeper-cells in US universities and why he admires Hamas' "evil mind" cover artDid the KGB really invent the idea of the Palestinian nation in the 1960s? Pierre Rehov on Iranian financed sleeper-cells in US universities and why he admires Hamas' "evil mind"038:20
49Overcoming the politics of black grief and white grievance in America today: Juliet Hooker on why American democracy is in desperate need of an radical expansion of its political imagination cover artOvercoming the politics of black grief and white grievance in America today: Juliet Hooker on why American democracy is in desperate need of an radical expansion of its political imagination044:46
50A remarkable American hero at a time in which many Americans are no longer comfortable with the heroic ideal: Ronald C. White on the life of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, the unlikely hero of Gettysburg cover artA remarkable American hero at a time in which many Americans are no longer comfortable with the heroic ideal: Ronald C. White on the life of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, the unlikely hero of Gettysburg0134:16
51The problem with stories about the Holocaust is that they are told by the survivors: Daniel Finkelstein on the extraordinary coincidences enabling the survival of his mum and dad from both Hitler and Stalin cover artThe problem with stories about the Holocaust is that they are told by the survivors: Daniel Finkelstein on the extraordinary coincidences enabling the survival of his mum and dad from both Hitler and Stalin044:14
52Zero to Zero: William Deresiewicz on what happens when the price of online content is driven down to zero cover artZero to Zero: William Deresiewicz on what happens when the price of online content is driven down to zero 043:26
53Where have all the Democrats gone? Ruy Teixeira on why the Democratic Party needs to tone down the volume on cultural issues if it's to rediscover its soul cover artWhere have all the Democrats gone? Ruy Teixeira on why the Democratic Party needs to tone down the volume on cultural issues if it's to rediscover its soul040:28
54How this month's "almost miraculous" Polish election might be a hopeful sign for democracy everywhere: Maciej Kisilowski on the promise and peril of representative democracy in a post authoritarian Poland cover artHow this month's "almost miraculous" Polish election might be a hopeful sign for democracy everywhere: Maciej Kisilowski on the promise and peril of representative democracy in a post authoritarian Poland082:10
55Does today's climate change crisis represent an existential threat to humanity? Antonello Provenzale contextualizes the contemporary crisis within a history of climate change from the earth origins to the Anthropocene cover artDoes today's climate change crisis represent an existential threat to humanity? Antonello Provenzale contextualizes the contemporary crisis within a history of climate change from the earth origins to the Anthropocene033:39
56An enigmatic city teetering on the edge of the world: John Kampfner on Berlin, a city of ghosts and memories where he can still smell the Wall cover artAn enigmatic city teetering on the edge of the world: John Kampfner on Berlin, a city of ghosts and memories where he can still smell the Wall031:26
57A Theory of Everyone (but not Everything): Michael Muthukrishna on how human-beings are a new kind of animal and why we need to transform the world into the most efficient laboratory possible cover artA Theory of Everyone (but not Everything): Michael Muthukrishna on how human-beings are a new kind of animal and why we need to transform the world into the most efficient laboratory possible0624:36
58Why Americans have the constitutional right to sometimes lie: Jeff Kosseff protects free speech in our digital age of misinformation cover artWhy Americans have the constitutional right to sometimes lie: Jeff Kosseff protects free speech in our digital age of misinformation045:26
59Eight literary tricks and treats to scare you this Halloween: Bethanne Patrick on "app-aritions", cultural ghosts and unfamiliarly familiar haunted houses cover artEight literary tricks and treats to scare you this Halloween: Bethanne Patrick on "app-aritions", cultural ghosts and unfamiliarly familiar haunted houses 035:51
60Why our cyborg AI future may already have arrived in the trained-on-jargon "person" of Sam Bankman-Fried: Hito Steyerl on pyramid schemes, on-boarding tools and the "mean" creativity of our AI age cover artWhy our cyborg AI future may already have arrived in the trained-on-jargon "person" of Sam Bankman-Fried: Hito Steyerl on pyramid schemes, on-boarding tools and the "mean" creativity of our AI age031:19
61Is the venture capital industry a big ponzi scheme? Keith Teare separates the hyperbole from the hysteria of VC techno-optimism cover artIs the venture capital industry a big ponzi scheme? Keith Teare separates the hyperbole from the hysteria of VC techno-optimism 035:17
62The American Shakespeare or trash of the veriest sort? Peter Slen on Mark Twain's ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, the adventurous story of a young man and young nation on a great and not-so-great adventure cover artThe American Shakespeare or trash of the veriest sort? Peter Slen on Mark Twain's ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, the adventurous story of a young man and young nation on a great and not-so-great adventure052:32
63A Graphic Diary of the War in Ukraine: Nora Krug on the contrasting realities of a Ukrainian journalist and a Russian artist in the first year of Russian invasion cover artA Graphic Diary of the War in Ukraine: Nora Krug on the contrasting realities of a Ukrainian journalist and a Russian artist in the first year of Russian invasion043:33
64The Dismal Science investigates that most dismal of things - economic inequality: Branko Milanovic on visions of inequality from the French Revolution to the end of the Cold War cover artThe Dismal Science investigates that most dismal of things - economic inequality: Branko Milanovic on visions of inequality from the French Revolution to the end of the Cold War 055:31
65That Sinking Feeling of Falling Out of the Middle Class: Ray Suarez on his fear of being poor in the America of the inegalitarian Twenties cover artThat Sinking Feeling of Falling Out of the Middle Class: Ray Suarez on his fear of being poor in the America of the inegalitarian Twenties0107:23
66Celebrating a transcendental photography of nature that blurs art and science: Photographer Anand Varma on his lifelong wonder with the natural world cover artCelebrating a transcendental photography of nature that blurs art and science: Photographer Anand Varma on his lifelong wonder with the natural world0250:45
67How to stand up to the apocalypse: Peter Sarris on Justinian, the 6th century Byzantine ruler who confounded a narrative of decline cover artHow to stand up to the apocalypse: Peter Sarris on Justinian, the 6th century Byzantine ruler who confounded a narrative of decline036:17
68The Fruit of the Gods or of the Devil? Alexander Sammen on the sordid history of the avocado, the thirstiest fruit on the planet cover artThe Fruit of the Gods or of the Devil? Alexander Sammen on the sordid history of the avocado, the thirstiest fruit on the planet032:25
69Why Nineteen Eighty-Four wasn't really like Nineteen-Eighty Four: Sandra Newman on Julia, Winston Smith and the totalitarianism of gender that George Orwell ignored in his masculine dystopia cover artWhy Nineteen Eighty-Four wasn't really like Nineteen-Eighty Four: Sandra Newman on Julia, Winston Smith and the totalitarianism of gender that George Orwell ignored in his masculine dystopia036:34
70 How to Reawaken the American Dream: David Leonhardt on unions, constitutional reform, immigration and the need for a progressive populism cover art How to Reawaken the American Dream: David Leonhardt on unions, constitutional reform, immigration and the need for a progressive populism040:16
71Why Generative AI could make artists extinct: Karla Ortiz warns about the existential "theft" at the heart of the AI revolution cover artWhy Generative AI could make artists extinct: Karla Ortiz warns about the existential "theft" at the heart of the AI revolution030:02
72Memoirs of a cranky old New York Gen X'er: Christian Lorentzen on the half-life of a literary critic in our digital age of cultural decay and disinformation cover artMemoirs of a cranky old New York Gen X'er: Christian Lorentzen on the half-life of a literary critic in our digital age of cultural decay and disinformation037:08
73What makes humans so special? John Parrington on how human brains, unlike those of all other species, can turn matter into meaning cover artWhat makes humans so special? John Parrington on how human brains, unlike those of all other species, can turn matter into meaning036:36
74What the data tells us: Greg Lukianoff on why today's cancel culture is as much of a threat to American free speech as the McCarthyite Red Scare of the 1950s cover artWhat the data tells us: Greg Lukianoff on why today's cancel culture is as much of a threat to American free speech as the McCarthyite Red Scare of the 1950s0542:34
75Why an elite establishment economist is calling bullsh*t on the promise of the American dream: Jeff Fuhrer reveals the existential crisis of economic inequality now threatening the United States cover artWhy an elite establishment economist is calling bullsh*t on the promise of the American dream: Jeff Fuhrer reveals the existential crisis of economic inequality now threatening the United States044:12
76Why Poland is still in therapy over its "complex" World War II history: Roger Moorhouse on the forgotten story of a Polish diplomatic rescue operation to save the lives of Polish Jews cover artWhy Poland is still in therapy over its "complex" World War II history: Roger Moorhouse on the forgotten story of a Polish diplomatic rescue operation to save the lives of Polish Jews048:25
77How "responsible" was Benjamin Netanyahu for the events of October 7? Israel novelist Noa Yedlin on the worst thing that has happened to the Jewish people since the Holocaust cover artHow "responsible" was Benjamin Netanyahu for the events of October 7? Israel novelist Noa Yedlin on the worst thing that has happened to the Jewish people since the Holocaust051:22
78Broken bodies, broken homes, broken families & broken work: Alissa Quart reveals life on the edge in the world's richest country cover artBroken bodies, broken homes, broken families & broken work: Alissa Quart reveals life on the edge in the world's richest country0130:23
79How to recreate the World's Greatest Detective: Sophie Hannah on her latest Agatha Christie sanctioned murder mystery HERCULE POIROT'S SILENT NIGHT cover artHow to recreate the World's Greatest Detective: Sophie Hannah on her latest Agatha Christie sanctioned murder mystery HERCULE POIROT'S SILENT NIGHT0131:52
80In Defense of Place: Seth Kaplan on how to repair American society, one zip code at a time cover artIn Defense of Place: Seth Kaplan on how to repair American society, one zip code at a time029:33
81Should we celebrate or mourn technological abundance? Keith Teare weighs up the costs and benefits of abundant artificial intelligence cover artShould we celebrate or mourn technological abundance? Keith Teare weighs up the costs and benefits of abundant artificial intelligence0268:20
82Why Oliver Wendell Holmes' book "Common Law" is most uncommon: Peter Slen on the 1881 legal classic that has profoundly shaped America cover artWhy Oliver Wendell Holmes' book "Common Law" is most uncommon: Peter Slen on the 1881 legal classic that has profoundly shaped America 019:14
83What is it about scientists that makes many of them so consensual and collaborative? Lorraine Daston explains how scientists have learned to cooperate with each other cover artWhat is it about scientists that makes many of them so consensual and collaborative? Lorraine Daston explains how scientists have learned to cooperate with each other 055:44
84Why the American Dream has turned into a nightmare for many Americans: Andrea Dobynes Wagner on life in the United States as a black woman with an invisible disability cover artWhy the American Dream has turned into a nightmare for many Americans: Andrea Dobynes Wagner on life in the United States as a black woman with an invisible disability023:06
85Listening Once Again to Prozac: Peter D. Kramer offers a thirty year history of antidepressants and the remaking of the American self cover artListening Once Again to Prozac: Peter D. Kramer offers a thirty year history of antidepressants and the remaking of the American self042:22
86The Impact of Small Things: Best-selling writer and Hollywood actress Annabelle Gurwitch on her experience of taking in a homeless couple in Los Angeles cover artThe Impact of Small Things: Best-selling writer and Hollywood actress Annabelle Gurwitch on her experience of taking in a homeless couple in Los Angeles0563:30
87Are handheld video games a valuable kind of art or are they a worthless technological curse? Jon Doyle celebrates the glory years of video gaming when handheld devices provided their users with a simultaneously social and intimate experience cover artAre handheld video games a valuable kind of art or are they a worthless technological curse? Jon Doyle celebrates the glory years of video gaming when handheld devices provided their users with a simultaneously social and intimate experience 030:20
88Didn't we learn anything from COVID? Joe Nocera on why American capitalism needs to be radically reformed if it is to successfully confront the next pandemic cover artDidn't we learn anything from COVID? Joe Nocera on why American capitalism needs to be radically reformed if it is to successfully confront the next pandemic096:56
89Burn Baby Burn: M.R. O'Connor on the life-giving force of fire to regenerate nature cover artBurn Baby Burn: M.R. O'Connor on the life-giving force of fire to regenerate nature0439:47
90Ten Years that Didn't Change the World: Vincent Bevins on the global mass protests of 2010-2020 that failed to change anything cover artTen Years that Didn't Change the World: Vincent Bevins on the global mass protests of 2010-2020 that failed to change anything079:17
91The Canceling of the American Mind: Rikki Schlott on why she believes cancel culture is an existential threat to the free speech of both conservatives and progressives cover artThe Canceling of the American Mind: Rikki Schlott on why she believes cancel culture is an existential threat to the free speech of both conservatives and progressives041:48
92The American Ant King who transformed our understanding of animal behavior: Richard Rhodes on E.O. Wilson and his scientific life in nature cover artThe American Ant King who transformed our understanding of animal behavior: Richard Rhodes on E.O. Wilson and his scientific life in nature0135:52
93Being less anxious about today's epidemic of anxiety: David Rosmarin on why anxiety is both normal and healthy and how we can thrive with it cover artBeing less anxious about today's epidemic of anxiety: David Rosmarin on why anxiety is both normal and healthy and how we can thrive with it060:17
94The Big Fail or A Big Success? Bethany McLean on what the Covid pandemic reveals about strengths and weaknesses of American healthcare, innovation and capitalism. cover artThe Big Fail or A Big Success? Bethany McLean on what the Covid pandemic reveals about strengths and weaknesses of American healthcare, innovation and capitalism.0228:59
95It's a Horrible Situation..... I Wish I Could Sound More Cheerful: Former British Ambassador Alexander Hall Hall on Israel, Gaza and the New Global Disorder cover artIt's a Horrible Situation..... I Wish I Could Sound More Cheerful: Former British Ambassador Alexander Hall Hall on Israel, Gaza and the New Global Disorder039:24
96The Care Economy as the Highest Stage of Capitalism: Premilla Nadasen explains why we need to bring care back to what she calls the "care" economy of healthcare and teaching cover artThe Care Economy as the Highest Stage of Capitalism: Premilla Nadasen explains why we need to bring care back to what she calls the "care" economy of healthcare and teaching027:43
97How to get to a regenerative future before we blow ourselves up: Trond Undheim on averting the end of the world by 2075 cover artHow to get to a regenerative future before we blow ourselves up: Trond Undheim on averting the end of the world by 2075030:52
98An obscure 1722 naval battle off the coast of West Africa which had a monumental impact on the history of America: Angela C. Sutton on the battle of Cape Lopez and the birth of chattel slavery as an American institution cover artAn obscure 1722 naval battle off the coast of West Africa which had a monumental impact on the history of America: Angela C. Sutton on the battle of Cape Lopez and the birth of chattel slavery as an American institution057:23
99Placing African-Americans at the center of their own story: Dylan Penningroth excavates the hidden histories of Black civil rights in 19th and 20th century America cover artPlacing African-Americans at the center of their own story: Dylan Penningroth excavates the hidden histories of Black civil rights in 19th and 20th century America067:53
100Why cheap food isn't really cheap: Will Harris on the repellant nature of industrial farming and why the future of food should be local cover artWhy cheap food isn't really cheap: Will Harris on the repellant nature of industrial farming and why the future of food should be local0197:53

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