I speak with Liz Kennedy from the Center for American Progress on the governance of the Trump administration.

We speak with Professor Karen Cox about her new book, Goat Castle: A True Story of Murder, Race, and the Gothic South

We talk with Seth Halon from the Center for American Progress about President Donald Trump's proposed tax reform.

Editorial Editor for Amistad HarperCollins publishers Tracy Sherrod joins us to discuss the book industry. Following that discussion we replay a 2016 interview with Bill Leonard of Wake Forest University School of Divinity about the role of dissent in American public discourse.

Political commentator Joe Tuman returns to offer analysis of President Donald Trump's UN address.

In light of Charlottesville, Professor Karen joins me to discuss the role historians could play in the public discourse.

This archived broadcast features my 2015 conversation civil rights activist Jack O’Dell and his more than 60 years on the vanguard of justice and human dignity.

On this archived edition of the Public Morality we speak with journalist Phoebe Zerwick about Darryl Hunt, who was wrongly convicted but later exonerated.

This archived version of the Public Morality features Dr. Daina Ramey Berry discussing her recent book The Price for their Pound of Flesh. And Dr. Obrey Hendricks joins us to discuss the 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King speech in opposition to the war in Vietnam.

I speak with Professor Dean Franco from the Humanities Institute at Wake Forest University about the efficacy of obtaining and humanities degree in the 21st century. After that Emily Gee from the Center for American Progress joins us to discuss the latest developments to repeal the Affordable Care Act.