Correcting History: Native Americans Tell Their Own Stories (Ep. 55)
How scholars helped a Chicago museum rethink its representation of Indigenous peoples
The Future of Voting And The 2020 Election, with Assoc. Prof. Anthony Fowler (Ep. 54)
A leading political scholar discusses voting by mail, mobile voting and why he thinks it should be illegal not to vote.
Why The Quantum Internet Could Change Everything, with David Awschalom (Ep. 53)
A world-renowned scientist explores quantum technology and why the future of quantum may be in Chicago
The Way You Talk—And What It Says About You, with Prof. Katherine Kinzler (Ep. 52)
A leading psychologist explains how speech creates and deepens social biases
From LSD to Ecstasy, How Psychedelics Are Altering Therapy, with Prof. Harriet de Wit (Ep. 51)
A leading scientist explains the medical impacts of psychoactive drugs and the popularity of microdosing
How Can We Achieve Real Police Reform? with Sharon Fairley (Ep. 50)
Legal scholar examines whether civilian oversight, policy changes could increase accountability
Black Lives Matter Protests: Hope for the Future? (Ep. 49)
University of Chicago scholars examine the changing conversation around racial injustice and police reform
What Historic Pandemics Could Teach Us About Coronavirus, with Ada Palmer (Ep. 48)
A historian explains what we can really learn about COVID-19 from the Black Death pandemic
A Crisis Management Expert’s Advice on Handling Coronavirus, with Daniel Diermeier (Ep. 47)
A world-renowned scholar gives advice to business and political leaders on handling the COVID-19 pandemic.
How Students and Schools Can Recover From Coronavirus, with Elaine Allensworth (Ep. 46)
A leading education expert discusses how families and teachers are adjusting to remote learning.