Consider Our Knowledge

This week we're considering the debate over arming teachers to protect students from school shootings in our discussion series, Consider All Sides. We'll also consider a recap of Sunday night's Academy Awards with Entertainment Reporter Fritz Hicks and stylist Peter Grigio.

This week we're considering a roundup of all the top news stories from the past week, including the Mueller Investigation, the Stormy Daniels scandal, and the school shooting in Florida. We'll also consider a live update from the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in South Korea.

This week we’re taking a break from our usual fake news and satire for a look at what happens when we screw up. Consider yet another extended blooper reel of some more hilarious outtakes from the best looking news team in public radio. Explicit Content Warning.

This week we're considering the release of the controversial Nunes Memo on the FBI's Russia investigation. We'll also consider an in-depth preview of the 2018 Winter Olympics live from Pyeongchang, South Korea.

This week we're considering a preview of President Trump's first State of the Union address and the Democratic rebuttal from Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy III. We'll also consider some new slang terms and phrases with the Kincaids in our Consider the Source series.

This week we're considering the recent government shutdown and how the Democrats and Republicans can avoid another one given the hostile political climate. We'll also consider some listener questions in our Consider Your Health series.

This week we're considering whether or not President Trump is a racist after his remarks last week on Africa and Haiti. We'll also consider some fun travel information and tips in our new series Consider the Destination.

This week we're considering the new book, Fire and Fury, by Michael Wolff that exposes what life is like inside the Trump White House. We'll also consider how to stay healthy this cold and flu season in our Consider Your Health series.

This week we’re considering a compilation of the best segments from the second half of 2017. We’ll be considering the short-lived tenure of Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci, some listener questions about dragon blood in our Consider Your Health series, Halloween costumes with Peter Grigio and Sal Vignon, and Terry Gross' interview with Charlie Rose.

This week we’re taking a break from our usual fake news and satire for a look at what happens when we screw up. Consider yet another extended blooper reel of some more hilarious outtakes from the best looking news team in public radio. Explicit Content Warning.