After the deadliest mass shooting in American history, we talk about the problem of gun violence and a possible way forward.

This show’s links:


Christian Turner, The Freedom to Kill and Maim
About guns and suicide (literature overview)
Harvard Injury Control Research Center, Firearms Research (a collection of findings on gun ownership, use, injuries, risks, and more)
Dylan Matthews, What No Politician Wants to Admit about Gun Control
German Lopez, America’s Gun Problem, Explained
Mark Follman, Gavin Aronson, and Deanna Pan, US Mass Shootings, 1982-2016: Data from Mother Jones' Investigation


Episode 101: Tug of War

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Episode 101: Tug of War

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