This year, podcasts didn’t just capture the conversation—they drove it. They became the soundtrack of discovery shaping how we see the world.
Podcasts have proven to be the defining journalistic form of 2024, shaping not just how we consume information but how we engage with the critical issues of our time.
In a year marked by high-stakes elections, cultural shifts, and pressing global challenges, podcasts have risen as the indispensable medium for dialogue and understanding.
Whether unraveling the complexities of democracy, dissecting the nuances of our national discourse, or exploring the stories that define our age, these conversations have become the backbone of global conversation.
Our virtual odyssey has brought together listeners and storytellers, sparking insights and connections that transcend borders and beliefs. Together, we’ve built a space where ideas flourish and understanding deepens — a space that matters more now than ever.
The Couch vs. The Ballot Box: The Struggle for Civic Participation
We examine the reasons for diminished engagement in American democracy with Yale political scientist Kevin J. Elliott. Listen
Why Democracy Might Be Its Own Worst Enemy: The Fatal Flaw in Our System
Democracy’s fatal flaw: citizens struggle with its complexity. As elite influence wanes, populism surges. Is democracy devouring itself in the digital age? Listen
Embracing Chaos: Everything We Do Matters in a World We Can’t Control
Feeling anxious in chaotic times? Embracing life’s unpredictability can lead to resilience and impact. A new framework for thriving in an uncertain world. Listen
The Comfort of False Beliefs: Why We Crave Misinformation
Professor Dannagal Goldthwaite Young, author of Wrong: How Media, Politics, and Identity Drive Our Appetite for Misinformation, we discover a surprising truth: Humans are naturally drawn to misinformation. Listen
Reclaiming Populism: It’s Not What We Think It Is
Discover the forgotten meaning of populism: A story of grassroots struggle, democracy, and the fight for social justice. Listen
