Andy Fitch interviews Ethan Zuckerman about the changing role of digital media and his forthcoming book "Mistrust."
Bracing For Impact: Music, Millennials, and What Comes After COVID-19
Dan DiPiero talks about music nostalgia during the pandemic and how it shapes his attitudes and politics.
Selling Your Body to Seoul: Kim Ho-seon’s Yeong-ja’s Heydays (1975)
For the Korea Blog, Colin Marshall discusses the evolving portrayals of Korea's cinematic prostitutes.
Lonely for Different Reasons: Talking to Vivek H. Murthy
Andy Fitch interviews Vivek Murthy about the social cost of loneliness and his book "Together."
Desire and Disease in Thomas Mann’s Death in Venice
Anthony Schneck finds lessons for today's pandemic in Thomas Mann's "Death in Venice."
Pandemic Personals: “Wanted — small guaranteed basic income for needy person”
Arthur McCaffrey looks at the growing appeals for and logic behind a universal basic income to address pandemic concerns.
Rereading Jane Jacobs in Quarantine
Apoorva Tadepalli thinks about the lessons of Jane Jacobs and the lockdown of the city that gave her inspiration.
A Portrait of Modern Homelessness: Talking with Lauren Sandler
Christine Bader interviews Lauren Sandler about her book "This Is All I Got."
For Maternal Health and COVID-19, a Racial Divide
Annerieke Daniel talks about the especially fraught position of Black women's health during the pandemic.
How Americans Get Ripped Off Right Now: Talking to Thomas Philippon
Andy Fitch talks with Thomas Philippon about how corporations skim wealth off the average American household and his book "The Great Reversal."