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AI Is Making Work Sadder: And What Happens When Everyone Shares the Same Brain?
Host Jeff Sheckman and guest Aaron Horwath explore the unintended consequences of AI in the workplace, arguing that it risks eroding human originality and the "messy middle" of collaborative work.
One Win Is Not a Lasting Majority
In this episode, host Jeff Sheckman interviews Adam Gentleson, author of *Supermajority*, about building lasting Democratic power through heterodoxy.
In the War Room: How Israel's Longest War Was Actually Conducted
Yoni Jeremy Bob discusses the chaotic decision-making within Israel's security cabinet following October 7, revealing how internal rivalries and a…
Reign of Terror: How 9/11 Armed Trump
In this WhoWhatWhy episode, host Jeff Sheckman interviews Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Spencer Ackerman to discuss his book, Reign of Terror.
The Bond Market Always Gets the Final Vote
Host Jeff Schankman interviews economist Dean Baker to discuss rising bond yields and the end of the era of cheap money.
The Religious Movement That's Done With Democracy
Congressman Jared Huffman discusses his book "No Profits," arguing that Christian nationalism poses a severe threat to American democracy by seeking to establish a theocracy.
The Rule of Law Dies When People Get Too Comfortable
Jameson Firestone discusses his memoir *Rule of Lies*, detailing how Russia’s legal system transformed from a chaotic post-Soviet vacuum into a…
A Timeline of Western Decline
Host Jeff Shafer interviews Bianca Bona, who argues that Western decline is a century-long process of poor choices, not just a recent Trump-era phenomenon.