Andy Fitch speaks with Joy-Ann Reid about contextualizing modern racism, the media's missteps in covering Trump, and her book "The Man Who Sold America."
Reporting on the Menace: Talking to Joy-Ann Reid
Dialogue Diary > Longterms
With the 2018 midterm elections coming (but before I could start wasting countless hours catching up on the latest poll numbers in select states and districts), I paused and started talking to some of the smartest people I could find thinking through longer-term questions about how the country as a whole should move forward. By Andy Fitch.
Everything We Still Take for Granted: Talking to David Wallace-Wells
Andy Fitch talks with David Wallace-Wells about his book "The Uninhabitable Earth" and our insatiable consumption habits.
A New Type of Cooperation the Whole World Needs: Talking to Jeffrey D. Sachs
Andy Fitch talks with Jeffrey D. Sachs about sustainable development and American exceptionalism.
This Huge Love Crisis: Talking to Arthur C. Brooks
Andy Fitch talks with Arthur C. Brooks about contempt across the American political divide and his new book "Love Your Enemies."
A Whole New World: Talking to Peter Frankopan
Andy Fitch discusses China's rise in Central Asia and the new Silk Road with Peter Frankopan, author of the recent "The New Silk Roads."
The Astrobiology of the Anthropocene: Talking to Adam Frank
Andy Fitch talks with Adam Frank about life in the universe, the (non)uniqueness of environmental change, and his recent book "Light of the Stars."
Information in an Emergency: Talking to Seth Abramson
Andy Fitch discusses forms of journalistic inquiry with Seth Abramson, author of the recent book "Proof of Collusion."
