Through rigorous debate, Marc Lamont Hill cuts through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom.
‘Most people deep down are pretty decent but power corrupts,’ argues historian and author Rutger Bregman.
Renowned economist Thomas Piketty on the politics of building global equality.
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud joins Marc Lamont Hill to discuss his country’s security and humanitarian challenges.
Haiti’s ambassador to the US, Bocchit Edmond, on the crisis in his country and whether foreign troops are the answer.
Best-selling author of Heavy: An American Memoir talks to Marc Lamont Hill about the factors that shape Black identity.
Chokwe Antar Lumumba, the mayor of the US city, says the crisis is a consequence of ‘issues of environmental racism’.
‘The UK finds it harder and harder to actually deliver the standard of living that many people expect’ – William Davies.
‘We’ve been able to see the future, and we still ignored it,’ says Canadian environmentalist David Suzuki.
‘It’s like a warzone that doesn’t recover,’ says Carmen Yulin Cruz, the former mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Author and scholar Michael Eric Dyson on what another Trump run for the White House means for an already polarised US.
‘We haven’t really done the work of meeting the ideals of our constitution, our democracy.’
The journalist and author on the future of US democracy in the wake of the midterm elections.
‘The concern is that the US Supreme Court is going to undermine the Voting Rights Act.’
Why do so many women engage with far-right movements that are seemingly at odds with their own interests?
