With Good Reason

When parents die, we face powerful emotions, rituals, and tasks, including the eulogy. Listen as poet Jahan Ramazani (Un... Read more

One of the great American beliefs is that a college education gives us a better shot at moving up in life. But some say ... Read more

The first captive Africans arrived in the Jamestown settlement in Virginia in 1619. A shipload of women intended as ma... Read more

In her book Real Love, Sharon Salzberg—one of the world’s leading authorities on love—shows us it isn’t just an emotion ... Read more

From start to finish, the Appalachian Trail covers a whopping 2,181 miles. Rodney Bragdon dishes on the toughest challen... Read more

Moonshiners are often portrayed as lawbreakers and profiteers. But these recorded interviews with former moonshiners and... Read more

Although it was once an important part of feeding families, home canning in America has never been just about necessity.... Read more

The most important architectural thinker of the young American republic was Thomas Jefferson. He also held captive more ... Read more

A few lucky college students who love the Harry Potter fantasy series get to travel to London for 3 weeks of magical cre... Read more

In part three of our series American Dissent, With Good Reason Associate Producer Kelley Libby talks with Dr. Michael Hi... Read more

This week we’re debuting a new podcast series called Broken Ground, produced by the Southern Environmental Law Center an... Read more

Even as shows like RuPaul’s Drag Race and Pose bring that culture into the mainstream, real-life gay bars and clubs are ... Read more

More than 30,000 American women served in some form in Vietnam during the war. From the Red Cross volunteers who booste... Read more

In this political climate, do brands suffer or thrive when companies take sides? Also, self expression through purchasin... Read more

With state support shrinking and the dependence on private support increasing for most public universities what does the... Read more

Tim Anderson (Old Dominion University) introduces a modern reworking of a Charlie Brown Holiday special classic. Jacquel... Read more

The best defense against conspiracy theories and fake news is robust journalism--but only if people trust their sources.... Read more

There’s a new podcast called Sacred & Profane hosted by two Religious Studies professors, Martien Halvorson-Taylor a... Read more

The Fall of Saigon marked the bitter end of the American War in Vietnam and the loss of a homeland for hundreds of thous... Read more

A poet loses his dad, a daughter empties her parents house, a coach copes with his grief after his player dies in an acc... Read more