The Delve

In this episode we speak with employment lawyer Alex Berke. She breaks down Andrew Cuomo’s violation of his own sexual harassment laws. If you or someone you know is experiencing sexual or gender based harassment at work please do not hesitate to reach out to the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund here. The initial consultation is free of charge.

In this episode, we speak with pediatrician turned novelist, activist, and all around hero, Dr. Nadia Hashimi. We break down what’s happening in Afghanistan and what comes next.

In this episode we interview our host, Chalin Askew, to learn more about his advocacy work and what makes him hopeful for the future.

In this episode, we discuss how Colombians from various cities rose up in protests against a tax reform that sought to generate taxes on the country's middle class.

In this episode, we discuss the completion of the 2020 US Census. We also delve into Trump's biggest legal problem. And for a bonus, we check up on Rudy Giuliani.

We’re taking a break this week, but we want to leave you with some top stories to keep an eye on. We’ll be back next Sunday.

In this episode we explore what it’s like to be a parent during the pandemic. We speak with Professor Laurel Elder from Hartwick College and Professor Steven Greene from North Carolina State University to discuss their research on the ways COVID-19 has been extra hard on American parents.

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.