Max Burns joins Joshua Holland to talk about how Elon Musk's capricious, conspiracy-driven mismanagement of Twitter is the best thing to ever happen to advocates of greater transparency on giant tech platforms. Then epidemiologist Stephanie Langel, who teaches at Case Western, helps us understand whether we can just wish an end to a deadly and exhausting pandemic.

Evergreen Action co-founder Sam Ricketts joins Joshua Holland to talk about how the huge package of climate provisions that Joe Biden managed to push through a 50-50 Senate is creating something unusual: A virtuous trade war with our allies and rivals.

Joshua Holland is joined by The Washington Post's Paul Waldman to talk about the Republican civil wars growing in intensity. And then Erin Reed offers us a bird's eye view of the dozens of bills Republican legislatures across the country are considering to target transgender people.

Joshua Holland is joined by journalist Euan Marshall from São Paulo, Brazil, to discuss the similarities and differences between this week's riots by supporters of Jair Bolsonaro and the Jan. 6 insurgency in the United States. And then Heather "Digby" Parton previews the next two years of relentless nonsense from the GOP-controlled House of Representatives.

Joshua Holland is joined by David Cay Johnston, who's covered Donald Trump for decades, to talk about what we learned from six years of Trump's tax returns.

Joshua Holland is joined by author Brynn Tannehill, whose latest book is titled American Fascism: How the GOP is Subverting Democracy, to talk about the nature of moral panics.

Veteran climate journalist Michael Grunwald joins Joshua Holland to discuss how destructive our agricultural processes are for the environment. Then Brandi Buchman, a senior staff writer at Daily Kos, tells us about the significance of the January 6 Select Committee issuing criminal referrals for Donald Trump.

Joshua Holland is joined by Oliver Willis to talk about how the GOP's messaging apparatus has become so successful that it's left the party wildly out-of-touch with the concerns of normal Americans. Then we're joined by Lindsay Beyerstein to talk about the real scandal that lies at the heart of the right's clumsy conspiracy theories about Twitter, big tech and Hunter Biden's laptop.

Joshua Holland is joined by Grand View University historian Thomas Lecaque to talk about the alarming significance of the right doubling-down on their anti-LGBTQ+ bigotry after their rhetoric led to the deadly massacre of five in a gay bar in Colorado Springs.

Joshua Holland hosts a special episode looking at the history of North America that European colonizers took great pains to obscure--a continent populated by sophisticated civilizations that were largely wiped out by disease and war.