Podcast

Podcast

Abolish the Police?

Is policing a public good gone bad?

Tracey L. Meares, Vesla M. Weaver

Podcast, Politics

Despair Is Not an Option

Bernie Sanders sat down with us to talk about the future of progressive politics. This is what he said.

Boston Review

Poetry

Six Poems for Political Disaster

Trump's inauguration featured no poetry. We fixed that. 

Podcast

Under Western Eyes

Islamophobia is a shared project of the Democrat and Republican parties, long preceding the rise of white nationalism and Trump.

John Bowen, Aziz Rana

Podcast

The Souls of White Folk

What can W. E. B. Du Bois and the black radical tradition tell us about Trump's election and radical political action today?

Walter Johnson

Podcast

Global Dystopias, Critical Dystopias: A Podcast with Junot Díaz

Our critique of the present is essential to producing a future. 

Junot Díaz

Podcast

WATCH: Junot Díaz on Trump's Shamelessness

Junot Díaz dissects Donald Trump's misogynist rhetoric and the larger societal forces that make it possible.

Poetry

Claudia Rankine on Radio Open Source

Listen above to Claudia Rankine on Radio Open Source with Christopher Lydon. The conversation was

Global Justice, Podcast

Daniel Dennett and Steven Pinker: Can We Become a More Peaceful Species?

Editors' Note: This video is from a panel at the World Peace Foundation–sponsored

John Berger

Podcast, Politics

The Syria Dilemma on Book TV

Nader Hashemi and Danny Postel discuss the Syrian civil war and the possibility of international

Boston Review

Global Justice, Podcast

The Syria Dilemma: A Critical Dialogue

On December 2, 2013, the Center for Middle East Studies at University of Denver co-hosted a debate on Syria with Columbia University's Committee on Global Thought. 

Boston Review

Poetry

Radical Formalism

Keston Sutherland and Geoffrey G. O’Brien in Performance

David Gorin