The Manhattan Project. It was a top-secret program ran for three war-filled years and employed over 120 thousand people. Most of those...

Welcome to our new series, How Women Won World War II. Over the next few weeks, we’ll explore the incredibly varied and complex roles...

Don’t like a new law in your state? Don’t blame your senator, hold your state legislators accountable. And the same goes for the...

Sharon speaks with award-winning journalist Rebecca Nagle about an important case that SCOTUS will rule on later this spring: Haaland v. Brackeen....

We, and our children, need access to a well-rounded history that’s free from white-washing or censorship. Sharon talks to author and...

Sharon welcomes back friend, Carlos Whittaker, to talk about his new book, How to Human. Carlos wants people to pause and think, how do we human...

Who really is Vladimir Putin, and how did he come to rule over Russia? Sharon chats with the duo, author Andrew Weiss and...

Oftentimes, when we’re ready to laugh, we’re also ready to learn. It’s a philosophy Adam Conover has relied on during his...

These days, we think of Sam Adams as a face on a beer bottle, but how much do we know about his role in bringing revolution to Colonial...

What does it mean when information is classified? Who decides what information is kept from the public and what’s the process for...

Sharon sits down with legendary NPR Legal Affairs correspondent, Nina Totenberg. Nina wrote a book–not just about her standing dinner dates...

We have a tendency to regard many of our U.S. Presidents as heroes, illuminating the ways in which they shaped our nation for the good, that we...