“It’s never just been about abortion, and it’s not about abortion now.” For today’s show, guest host Tonya Brito is in conversation with law professor and dean Kimberly Mutcherson about […]
How Tenants’ Right to Counsel Could Reduce Evictions
The CDC’s eviction moratorium, previously extended one month by the Biden administration, is set to expire next week on July 31. This could be catastrophic for families and communities around […]
Shopping for Good
On Wednesday December 12th, host Tonya Brito interviewed author Dara O’Rourke about his recent book, “Shopping for Good.” Dara O’Rourke is Associate Professor of Environmental and Labor Policy at the […]
Slow Democracy
On Wednesday November 28th, host Tonya Brito spoke with author Susan Clark about her new book “Slow Democracy.” “Just as slow food encourages chefs and eaters to become more intimately […]
Voter Supression
On Wednesday November 14th, host Tonya Brito looked at voting rights issues following the Presidential election. During the first half of the show, she spoke with Jonathan Brater from the […]
Stubborn Roots
On Wednesday October 17th, host Tonya Brito spoke with Sociology professor Prudence Carter about her recent book, “Stubborn Roots, Race, Culture, and Inequality in U.S. and South African Schools.” […]