Columbia Law's Center for Japanese Legal Studies director Nobuhisa Ishizuka discusses the prospects for reforming Japan's constitution and future of U.S.-Japan relations.

Political scientist Patricio Navia discusses Chile's ongoing process to write a new constitution, campaign to secure economic rights, and transformation from authoritarianism to democracy.

Lincoln Project cofounder Rick Wilson discusses the strategy to beat the Jim Crow Caucus in 2022. 

Romano's Stromboli's Peter Romano discusses his family's creation of the stromboli, its inter-generational heritage, and labor challenges during the pandemic.  

Scientist Hilda Bastian discusses how well—or not—the various disparate vaccines will work together to eradicate the global pandemic. 

Chef Arnaldo Richards discusses his Houston-based Picos Restaurant, the Mexican heritage of his culinary artistry, and American unity.

First Amendment lawyer Ari Cohn discusses the legal and political significance of Section 230 and the campaign to reform or abolish it.

QAnon Anonymous founding producer Julian Feeld discusses the future of domestic terrorism and conspiracy theories.

MeidasTouch cofounders Ben Meiselas and Brett Meiselas discuss the digital messaging and grassroots organizing to save democracy.