Whose Land with Rebecca Nagle
Roughly 19 million acres of eastern Oklahoma hung in the balance in the summer of 2020. Before the Supreme Court was a case asking a question crucial to Native land rights - does the United States sti...
9 Feb 202154min
The Filibuster’s Sordid Past and Present with Adam Jentleson
Come on a journey with us, dear listener, as we learn the little-known origins of Sen. Mitch McConnell’s beloved obstruction tactic. Turns out, we owe the filibuster to the efforts of John C. Calhoun,...
2 Feb 20211h
13 Executions with Liliana Segura
Content warning: This episode discusses the recent federal executions and details the circumstances of some related crimes, including abuse, assault, rape, and murder.For 17 years, the federal executi...
26 Jan 202154min
The End of RealDonaldTrump with Kara Swisher
We have a lot to get to with legendary tech journalist Kara Swisher this week: the deplatforming of President Trump, the conservative obsession with Section 230 (what even is Section 230), why Parler ...
19 Jan 202153min
The Attack on the Capitol with Ta-Nehisi Coates
One day after the attack on the Capitol, Chris Hayes and author Ta-Nehisi Coates sat down to process what we witnessed as a nation and what it reveals about the fragility of American democracy.RELATED...
15 Jan 20211h 1min
Family, Legacy, and Bourbon with Wright Thompson
What can bourbon teach us about legacy, nostalgia, and consumer trends? Pappy Van Winkle is some of the most coveted bourbon in the world, but it took three generations of labor and loss to reach this...
5 Jan 202157min
The Foxconn Con with Josh Dzieza
In June 2018 Donald Trump posed with then Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou at a ground breaking ceremony for the new Foxconn facility in Mt. Pleasant, Wisconsin. Touted a...
29 Des 202035min
No Regrets with Rep. Max Rose
Congressman Max Rose says he has no regrets. Elected in the 2018 blue wave, he flipped New York’s conservative-leaning 11th district, which includes all of Staten Island and a corner of Brooklyn. Now,...
22 Des 202052min
