Between the election cycle and coverage of President Trump’s first 100 days, we’ve all seen some fake news online. We talk to two educators about the harm that can be done when people believe fake news, the education crisis involved when students believe fake news, and tips we can all use to identify lies online and keep ourselves informed by only the truth.

We talk to two experts about some notable explorers of the past and ways you can see the world through fresh eyes yourself.

We discuss the current status of public schooling for autistic students and how the systems in place can be optimized to help students grow even more.

Yankees historian Marty Appel talks about the life of Casey Stengel, who spent over 50 years in professional baseball and won 8 World Series titles.

We talk to a family law attorney who has written extensively about cohabitation to find out how society and the courts view cohabitation relationships.

We talk to two writers about the more modern immigrant journey.

Dr. Kerry Emanuel explains what makes scientists so certain greenhouse gasses are to blame for climate change and how the problem can be addressed in a way that creates jobs.

America is facing a literacy problem. We talk to several experts who suggest that we may simply be teaching the skill incorrectly.

Charlton Heston was a soldier, a liberal, and a conservative in his 84 years. Biographer Marc Eliot discusses how Heston's politics impacted his career and legacy.

It has been decades since Bob Marley’s death, but his music is still played and his face still shows up on tee shirts.