Consider Our Knowledge

This week we're considering a celebration of Consider Our Knowledge’s 300th episode. We’ll also consider some of our team’s favorite sketches from the first 299 episodes.

This week we're considering how the coronavirus is transforming the nature of the 2020 election. We’ll also consider a special interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci as part of our Consider Your Health series.

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 controversy around sports teams with racist names. We’ll also consider the reopening of Disney World amid a spike in coronavirus cases. This week's episode is dedicated to comedy legend Carl Reiner.

This week we're considering the ongoing struggle over mask wearing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. We’ll also consider some summertime book recommendations in our Book Look segment with Lynne and Kerri Ruffle.

This week we're considering some of the Democratic women being vetted as running mates for Joe Biden. We’ll also consider an in-depth look at military bases named after Confederate generals in our American History series, Consider Ourselves.

This week we're considering the nationwide protests following the egregious murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer. We’ll also consider some ways to pass the time while you’re stuck at home during quarantine.

This week we're considering an update on how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the 2020 presidential election. We’ll also consider some new slang terms with our resident phrasologists, Leslie and Constance Kincaid.

This week we're considering how the members of the COK Team have been doing during the coronavirus pandemic. We’ll also consider a summer movie preview with Fritz Hicks and Neil Thernadier.

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.