The Trump administration is taking aim at "anti-American" diversity training for federal workers. We take a closer look at these trainings. Who is teaching them and how are they changing minds and workplaces?

What are young, local activists doing to shine a spotlight on climate change?

Puffins and groupers and turtles, oh my!

Every weather event, wildfire and disease outbreak seems to be setting records. NPR's Rebecca Hersher joins us to discuss the climate crisis — and what's at stake if we fail to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

The timeline and cost for completing the Purple Line is up in the air after a judge ruled that contractors may quit in the middle of the project. Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich weighs in on that, the latest coronavirus news and more.

How are diners adapting to the "new normal" and will the restaurant industry be forever changed?

Do Black Lives Matter in the office?

We discuss Jason Wright’s new role, and where the team stands in this moment of racial reckoning.

Doctors Leana Wen and David Diemert join the show for an hour about hope and the coronavirus vaccine. With seven vaccines now in the final stages of clinical trial, how soon can we expect a safe and effective vaccine for all?

The acclaimed author has just released a video of his spoken word poem, "For Every One," which makes the case for taking your dreams very seriously.