Sociologist Anne Nassauer examines power and violence in political protests. Anne wrote the book "Situational Breakdowns: Understanding Protest Violence and other Surprising Outcomes" for Oxford University Press.

No recycling the plastic disaster [19:35] / On protest violence [1:09:54] / The constitution, the right and power [2:07:09] / The dust up [3:20:53]

Journalist Sharon Lerner investigates the global environmental disaster of plastic waste. Sharon wrote the article "Waste Only: How the Plastics Industry is Fighting to Keep Polluting the World" for The Intercept

Recent interviews on the incarceration machine.

Recent interviews on incarceration.

Therapist Jonathan Foiles explores the trauma of daily life in urban America. Jonathan is author of the book "This City Is Killing Me: Community Trauma and Toxic Stress in Urban America" from Belt Publishing. / In a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen refuses to take a dive.

Activist Keir Milburn explains how left politics opened up for a generation of young people. Keir is author of the book "Generation Left" from Polity.

Writer Alex Adams examines our fictional justification for real life torture policies. Alex is author of the book "How to Justify Torture: Inside the Ticking Bomb Scenario" from Repeater Books.

Activist Keir Milburn explains how left politics opened up for a generation of young people.

Journalist Brian Hioe reports on Hong Kong's protest movement after defeating the extradition bill. Brian wrote the article "Withdrawal of the extradition bill in Hong Kkong is likely too little, too late to put an end to protests" for New Bloom.