Deborah Goldstein

On day one of her confirmation hearings, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson addressed her daughters, so we had a conversation about the intersection of motherhood and the Supreme Court.

A conversation with the doctor who inspired the Disney character Doc McStuffins, Dr. Myiesha Taylor.

Rachel Rebouché, Interim Dean of Temple University Beasley School of Law, shares details and implications of Missouri's latest proposal to criminalize abortion.

A recent investigation by ProPublic, NBC News, and The Marshall Project reveals harmful, punitive practices at Acadania Juvenile Detention Center in St. Martinville, Louisiana.

The Takeaway looks at efforts to combat continued hate crimes against the Asian American and Pacific Island communities, and the need for more education, research, and policies.

Last week, the Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee passed Senate Bill 171, which criminalizes protestors and threatens Georgians' constitutional rights. 

The impacts of war on zoo animals and the animals left behind in Ukraine during the Russian invasion.

Collier Meyerson, host of "Love Thy Neighbor" podcast discusses living in Crown Heights and the Crown Heights Riot of 1991.

Women's soccers reaches $24 million equal pay settlement, far below the $66 million ask but historic, but a big step in the right direction for women's soccer and women's sports.

A conversation with Kristine Berzina, head of the geopolitics team for the German Marshall Fund of the United States, about concerns at home during the Ukraine invasion.

We spoke with Florida Representative Anna Eskamini as part of our Women Leading Locally series.

The cast of 'As We See It' discusses living with Autism and working in a neurodiverse-positive environment.

Racial discrimination at the USDA has barred Black farmers and farmers of color from equal access and benefits in the U.S. farming industry.

We discuss the history and efficacy of economic sanctions as we monitor the situation in eastern Ukraine.

The day is 02/22/22, so we discussed the significance of a date that is a ubiquitous palindrome.

Checking in on Afghan refugees; resettlement efforts, the challenges facing Afghan refugees, and more

In the first month after the Texas' restrictive abortion law went into effect, the number of people getting abortions decreased. But neighboring states are seeing an influx of patients.

Timnet Gebru, founder and executive director of DAIR (Distributed AI Research), discusses the importance of integrity and diversity in Big Tech.

Teachers and other public employees in Puerto Rico are demanding higher wages and better working conditions

The Supreme Court blocks Alabama's lower federal courts from redistricting to more accurately represent Black voting population.