Radio Atlantic

Host Adam Harris and Atlantic writers Russell Berman and David Graham analyze five pivotal 2024 midterm races, including Maine, Michigan, Ohio, Texas, and Alaska.

Min Jin Lee discusses her new novel, American Hagan, which explores the intense culture of Korean private tutoring and its impact on immigrant families.

Host Adam Harris joins reporters Tolu Olanipa and Madeleine Carlisle to analyze the chaotic landscape of the 2026 midterms.

Vivian Salama reports on exclusive findings that Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamil warned Israel of an imminent attack on Gaza days before the October 7th massacre.

Host Hannah Rosen interviews Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton about the recent incident where OpenAI agents hacked Hugging Face, arguing that AI risks are no longer science fiction.

Host Adam Harris and staff writers Vivian Salama and Roger Karma analyze the high-stakes week of the UN General Assembly and President Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington.

This episode explores the hidden risks of meditation, challenging its reputation as a harmless wellness trend.

Ashley Parker and Tom Nichols discuss the unofficial travel competition among Trump cabinet secretaries, analyzing potential Hatch Act violations as they campaign in swing districts.

Sarah Longwell, publisher of The Bulwark, joins Radio Atlantic to discuss her new book, *How to Eat an Elephant One Voter at a Time*, which argues…

Annie Lowry discusses her book "The Time Tax," arguing that cumbersome government bureaucracy disproportionately burdens low-income Americans and acts as a tool of social control.

Radio Atlantic explores Hulu’s *Furious*, a series featuring a female serial killer seeking vengeance against a Jeffrey Epstein-like figure.

Host Adam Harris joins Ashley Parker and Michael Scherer to analyze the midterm election landscape amid rising tensions with Iran and Canada.

Bill Gates discusses his heightened concerns over AI’s rapid advancement, citing risks like bioterrorism, cyberattacks, and labor market disruption.

Adam Harris and Jack Stripling discuss Education Secretary Linda McMahon’s letter urging colleges to address affordability, ideological diversity, and job preparation.

Hannah Rosen interviews Drew Goins, a Jeopardy!

Julia Curley, a transgender former CIA officer, discusses her two decades of service, including briefing Vice President Mike Pence and serving in the second Trump administration.

In this episode of *How to Touch Grass*, hosts Julie Beck and Natalie Brennan explore Gen Z’s surprising nostalgia for a pre-smartphone era they never experienced.

Radio Atlantic host Adam Harris interviews former Senator Jeff Flake about the Republican Party’s shift toward populism and his endorsement of Democrat John Ossoff.

Host Hannah Rosen interviews *The Atlantic* staff writer Faith Hill about the "romance slump," a growing trend where young adults are disengaging…

Radio Atlantic host Adam Harris interviews colleague Hannah Kiros on the severe Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Host Adam Harris and Atlantic correspondent Russell Berman analyze the tense Michigan Senate primary between progressive Abdul El-Sayed and moderate Haley Stevens.

Host Hannah Rosen interviews Rose Horowitz, author of The Atlantic’s cover story on the decline of reading.

Radio Atlantic examines two recent fatal shootings by ICE officers in Texas and Maine, highlighting the dangers of unmarked vehicle stops used in intensified deportation efforts.

Radio Atlantic examines how election skepticism has institutionalized in Georgia, contrasting Brad Raffensperger’s primary defeat with the rise of…

Host Adam Harris discusses the escalating U.

Host Hannah Rosen and guest Quinta Jurecic discuss the federal government’s refusal to investigate ICE shootings in Minnesota and Houston,…

Host Adam Harris interviews Atlantic contributor Clint Smith about his article “The Betrayal of Black Patriots,” which examines the Trump…

Host Hannah Rosen explores the debate over how to teach American history, particularly regarding slavery and national identity, ahead of the country’s 250th anniversary.