In this episode, we discuss the breaking news of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ wife’s participation in trying to overturn the 2020 Election. We then do a deep dive into all things Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman to be nominated to the Supreme Court.

In this episode, Chalin speaks with Marielle Harrison, a professor from the University of Chicago, to explore the conspiracy theory known as Q Anon.

In this special episode, we break down what you may have missed in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. We also speak with Olive, a Russian visual artist based in New York. You can learn more about Olive on Instagram at @olive_allen and on Twitter at IamOliveAllen.

In this episode, Chalin sits down with Scott Shane, former NYTimes national security reporter and author of Objective Troy: A Terrorist, a President, and the Rise of the Drone. They discuss the US foreign policy shift in favor of drones and their civilian impact. They also discuss the chilling case of Anwar al-Awlaki, the first US citizen to be chosen for targeted killing by the CIA.

In this episode, we break down what’s happening in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. We speak with Liza, a Ukrainian student now helping the Ukrainian National forces.

This is the season 4 finale of The Delve! On this episode, our host, Chalin, gives a brief update on why Joe Manchin still sucks and some reasons to be optimistic for 2022. We’ll see you again in January!

In this episode, we speak with Brandon Holmes, co-director at Freedom Agenda. We discuss the conditions at Rikers Island, home to New York City's main jail complex, and why it needs to close.

Africa’s last absolute monarchy, Eswatini, has seen months of ongoing pro-democracy protests. Each one has been met with deadly force by a police and military that answer directly to the King. This week we speak with Thulani Maseko, human rights lawyer and pro-democracy advocate about the situation on the ground in this southern African nation.

In this episode, we discuss some of the worst politicians currently on the national stage. This includes figures like Mitch McConnell, Ted Cruz, and a few other gems.

In this episode, we speak with Indi Samarajiv, a writer living in Sri Lanka who has had first hand experience with collapse of his state during their civil war. We look at the factors of collapse and how he found connections while growing up in the United States. You can see more of Indi's work through his website Indi.ca and Youtube channel.