A Moment with Erik Fleming

In this episode, two distinguished Harvard professors join the program. Law professor Alexandra Natapoff discusses the new book she co-authored, America Unfinished, while Education professor Dr. Bianca J. Baldridge talks about her latest book, Laboring in the Shadows.

In this episode, Eileen Isola discusses her book that covers the fifty year history of women attending the US Air Force Academy and Ryan Virden touts his book which explains why white privilege needs to be done away with.

In this episode, Dr. Erica B. Wattley shares her thoughts about leadership; Victoria Hetherington talks about her new book concerning AI relationships, The Friend Machine; and political consultant Pamela Campos-Palma discusses her thoughts on political parties and veterans issues.

In this episode, Charles Gueli touts his new book Fixing Federal Dysfunction; Alexa Morris talks about her book The Courtyard; and Maritza Perez Medina makes the case towards changing American drug policy.

In this episode, the Honorable Lydia Edwards, member of the Massachusetts State Senate, talks about her political journey, the current political climate and what she hopes her legacy will be.

In this episode, Jerren Chang, President & CEO of Partners In Democracy, talks about his work and his hope for democracy; Economist and Professor Dr. Bhumika Muchhala, explains her theoretical vision for a fiscally just global economy; and The Dagoba Group’s Mason Donovan and Mark Kaplan discuss how...

In this episode, Connie Di Cicco, Political/Campaign Director with The Athena Coalition, talks about her journey that led to her political advocacy and also why we should be concerned about data centers. Then, Sia Henry, Associate Policy and Advocacy Director at MAPS, explains how her commitment to ...

In this episode, returning guest Dr. Karlos K. Hill, explains, from a historian’s perspective, why Juneteenth is important for all Americans and Justin Carter, Program Manager at Futures without Violence, gives his personal thoughts on forgiveness and the impact of language in our culture.

In this episode, Crystal FitzSimons , President of FRAC, explains the challenges of fighting against hunger in America; Pauline Steinhorn discusses her new book, Dreaming of the River, which journals a mother and daughter that survived the Holocaust, and Dehjah Vaughn, host of the In Her Sense podca...

In this episode, Author David Dunaway talks about his new book, A Four-Eyed World, which explains how eyeglasses have impacted human history and culture. Then, community organizer and nonprofit consultant Lakeland Barnes discusses how she became so engaged in activism so young.