In this episode, we trace the history of policing in America. We also speak with LAPD Deputy Chief Tingirides and Police Administrator Lopez about what it means to them to 'Defund the Police'.

Mobile technology has become a game changer in the way we have witnessed violent encounters between citizens and the police. In this mini episode, we share a sneak peek of our conversation with the Los Angeles Police Department to get a sense of their awareness of the times and discuss what "Defunding the Police" means to them.

The full interview will be available next Sunday!

In the 2020 election, a Democratic presidential candidate won Arizona for the first time since 1996. There was significant turnout from Latino and Indigenous American communities. In today's episode, we speak with Lily Greenberg Call from Mission for Arizona to discuss the strategy and effort it took to turn Arizona blue.

On March 16th, there were several shootings in the Atlanta area targeting Asian Americans. While this has been the most recent example of Asian American hate crimes, this type of discrimination actually has a steep past. Today we explore the timeline that led to this tragic moment in US history. #NoNotoriety

After the death of George Floyd in 2020, the Black Lives Matter movement grew into an international phenomenon. Today, we speak with Mark, a primary school teacher in London, about how his first protest ever was a BLM demonstration.

In this episode, we speak with Dany Robles and Andrea Canizares-Fernandez from the Sunrise Movement to discuss the Green New Deal and answer all of our climate change questions.

In this episode, we speak with Stanley Wang, a participant in phase 2/3 of the Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Trial. We discuss the timeline for vaccine trials, as well as why he felt compelled to participate.

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Tony Ho who is an infectious disease and internal medicine specialist at the UT San Antonio Health System. We discuss the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines, as well as when life might return to “normal.”

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Billy Coleman from the University of Missouri to discuss the similarities between the Civil War era and today -- with music being a standout.

This is the season 2 finale of The Delve! On this episode we discuss only positive news. We cover the recent success of the COVID-19 vaccine trials, President-elect Biden's transition team, the importance of the African American vote, historic turnout amongst Native American communities and our (not so good) predictions for the Biden Administration cabinet. We'll see you again in January!