Interviews

Conversations with Sharon McMahon

On Here's Where It Gets Interesting, you get to hear from thought leaders, journalists, politicians, authors, and advocates. And maybe an actor thrown in too. From Heather Cox Richardson, to Mitt Romney, and Adam Grant, you'll feel smarter, and maybe even a bit more optimistic about the future after listening to these interviews.

Rebecca Brenner Graham

Rebecca Brenner Graham shares the legacy of Frances Perkins, the first female cabinet secretary, who secretly saved countless lives during World War II.

That Librarian with Amanda Jones

She has received death threats -- for years -- after speaking out against book bans, but librarian Amanda Jones refuses to back down.

America First with H.W. Brands

Pulitzer finalist H.W. Brands delves into the heated debates of the 1930s over America’s role in World War II, reigniting timeless questions about the U.S.’s role in global affairs.

Den of Spies with Craig Unger

Was there a secret conspiracy between Ronald Reagan’s campaign and Iran to help him win the 1980 election? NYT bestselling author Craig Unger uncovers the shocking plot in this real-life political thriller.

Good Reasonable People with Keith Payne

Keith Payne, professor of psychology and neuroscience at UNC, reveals the psychology behind political disagreements and shares tips for navigating divisive conversations.

Vanishing Treasures with Katherine Rundell

#1 NYT Best-Selling author Katherine Rundell shares fascinating stories of extraordinary endangered animals, and the urgent need for preservation and mindful coexistence with the natural world.

Good People with Lucia Knell and Gabriel Reilich

Lucia Knell and Gabriel Reilich, creators of the viral Instagram account Upworthy, share how uplifting stories of kindness and human decency have the power to transform the world.

Night Flyer with Tiya Miles

Harvard historian and NYT best-selling author Tiya Miles shows how Harriet Tubman’s unwavering courage, faith, and unbreakable hope in the face of fear inspires us to create change today.

Hope for Cynics with Jamil Zaki

Stanford Psychologist and author Jamil Zaki shares the dangers of cynicism and shows us how to break free and embrace a more balanced, hopeful view of humanity.

On Freedom with Timothy Snyder

Timothy Snyder explains how a shift in how we define freedom could transform society.

Fair Voting on the Ballot with Deb Otis

Deb Otis from FairVote shows us how changes to how we vote could make U.S. elections more inclusive.

John Lewis a Life with David Greenberg

David Greenberg takes us through the extraordinary life and legacy of John Lewis and his unwavering fight for justice.

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