Episodes
The Legacy Of Blackface And Virginia’s Political Crisis
Feb 15 2019
Grappling with the past behavior of elected officials -- and our country's racist past.
How To Have Your Best Death — And Why So Many Of Us Don’t
Feb 12 2019
A leading expert on end-of-life care discusses how to make decisions when it comes to death and dying.
The Life And Work Of Fred Rogers
Feb 08 2019
The Price Of America’s Poor Internet Connection
Feb 05 2019
How the U.S. fell behind in the race for fast, reliable internet and cell service. And why it matters.
The Case For Impeaching President Trump
Feb 01 2019
Why a journalist for "The Atlantic" says it's time.
From The Archives: From Starbucks To The White House?
Jan 29 2019
In 2014, former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz joined Diane to discuss veterans issues.
From The Archives: Voices Of 2020 Democratic Hopefuls
Jan 25 2019
Excerpts of conversations between Diane and three Democratic presidential hopefuls: Julian Castro, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.
How A DNA Test Uncovered A Life-Altering Family Secret
Jan 22 2019
A new memoir about what happens when a simple DNA test reveals shocking information about the true identity of the author’s biological father.
Government Shutdown Week Four: Things Get Uglier
Jan 18 2019
Government shutdown, week four. Diane talks to longtime political analyst Norm Ornstein, one of the most prolific chroniclers of Washington's descent into partisan dysfunction.
What Fetal Personhood Laws Mean For Abortion Rights And Beyond
Jan 15 2019
Groups who oppose abortion have used fetal personhood laws to chip away at Roe v. Wade. But these laws affect women with wanted pregnancies, as well.