Maps that look like jigsaw puzzles are what most people know as gerrymandering. This week, we get into what gerrymandering really is (sometimes legal) and how it affects voters. Patrick Rodenbush of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee and Hope Johnson of the Princeton Gerrymandering Project join us to explain how the crunch of gerrymandering changes electorates and lives.

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Three-hundred percent interest rates, skyrocketing consumer good prices, and dismally low minimum wages - it’s expensive to be poor in America. This week, Darryl Wellington and Analidis Ochoa explain how poverty is a costly cycle that’s almost impossible for almost 38 million Americans to break free of.  

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A show about the people, politics, and profits that form a system of oppression in America. Remember that time the government legally blocked black homeownership? Guess which country has the worst maternal death rates in the developed world? The federal minimum wage hasn't been raised in 10 years. Seriously? Join Taylor & Quay as they consult experts who offer simple explanations to complex topics.