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Best of: Alison Gopnik changed how I think about love
Best of: Alison Gopnik changed how I think about love
Happy Thanksgiving! We will be back next week with brand new episodes, but on a day when so many of us are thinking abou... Read more
26 Nov 2020
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Ranked #2
Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook’s hardest year, and what comes next
Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook’s hardest year, and what comes next
It’s been a tough year for Facebook. The social networking juggernaut found itself engulfed by controversies over fake n... Read more
2 Apr 2018
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Best of: Michael Lewis reads my mind
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Malcolm Gladwell on the danger of joining consensus opinions
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Malcolm Gladwell needs no introduction (though if you didn't know the famed author has launched a podcast, you should — ... Read more
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Where Jonathan Haidt thinks the American mind went wrong
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Work as identity, burnout as lifestyle
Work as identity, burnout as lifestyle
In the past few months, two essays on America’s changing relationship to work caught my eye. The first was Anne Helen Pe... Read more
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Having a bad day? Dave Eggers can help.
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I’ve wanted to have Dave Eggers on the show for a while now. Eggers has not only written a vast range of books (a deeply... Read more
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The conservative mind of Yuval Levin
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Something I’ve been thinking a lot about recently is the way we often conflate two very distinct things when we assign p... Read more
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Nathan Robinson’s case for socialism
Nathan Robinson’s case for socialism
“Socialism” is simultaneously one of the most commonly used and most confusing terms in American politics. Does being a ... Read more
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Are humans fundamentally good? (with Rutger Bregman)
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Taking Trump’s corruption seriously
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David French on “The Great White Culture War"
David French on “The Great White Culture War"
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Neoliberalism and its discontents
Neoliberalism and its discontents
“Neoliberalism” is one of the most confusing phrases in political discourse today. The term is often used to describe th... Read more
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