WhoWhatWhy’s Top Ten Podcasts of 2023 — Part 2
The power of cyber weapons, the depths of our gun culture, who owns history, and the relevance of our Constitution in 2023 make up the final five of this year’s “Best Of” WhoWhatWhy podcasts.
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The Stakes of E2024: Donald Trump’s ‘Project 47’
If you thought it can’t happen here, I have an old Sinclair Lewis book to share with you…
Scottish Couple Makes History Driving From North Pole to South Pole in EV
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Meditation on the Fear and Fact of Death
But reading this will make you feel very much alive.
The Cost of Abandoning Ukraine
A de facto end of support to Ukraine risks initiating a new world order — one in which America no longer counts.
Climate Lawsuit Tries a New Argument: The Environmental Vulnerability of Kids
Eighteen California children say the EPA fails to recognize the unique physical and mental impacts climate change has on kids.
Blue Eyes Act as Night Vision Goggles to Help Reindeer Find Food in Winter
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The X-Factor: Elon Musk
Elon Musk presents a unique threat to democracy — and neither the media nor federal regulators are prepared to deal with the challenges he poses.
…And Justice for All (Except Trump & His Cronies)
FPOTUS believes in rule BY law, not rule OF law.
Green Gospel
These young activists are working to convert the faithful into climate crusaders.
Reaping the Grapes of Wrath in Gaza
Israel is rushing to inflict the maximum damage against Hamas in Gaza before public opinion makes a ceasefire inevitable.
Israel, Gaza, and the Struggle for Oil
Discord in the Middle East is usually presented as a struggle over land, but the underlying factor has always been oil.