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Maybe American Politics Isn't Broken? It's Playing Out as the Game Was Invented

2026/10/30

Why do elections reward division, punish compromise, and resist reform? Game theory exposes the hidden incentives shaping our democracy. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

Have We Lost Sight of What Politics Is For?

2026/10/23

Can we defend democracy without sacrificing the friendships and human connections that make it worth saving? The paradox of political obsession. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

What One Subway Death Reveals About a Country That Stopped Listening

2026/10/16

A man died on a subway and a divided country knew whose fault it was before it knew his name. The real story is a country that sorts before it thinks. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

How Fast Food Became the for Modern Capitalism

2026/10/09

Fast food didn't just change how America ate. It was the testing ground for today's economy: weakened unions, low-wage labor, and concentrated corporate power. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

AI Is Making Work Sadder: And What Happens When Everyone Shares the Same Brain?

2026/10/02

AI can do the work — but as it drains the humanity from our jobs and makes every company sound alike, our messy, human imperfection may be our last edge. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

One Win Is Not a Lasting Majority

2026/09/25

Democrats may win big in November. Whether they can turn a midterm won on backlash into lasting power depends on a distinction most candidates get wrong. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

In the War Room: How Israel's Longest War Was Actually Conducted

2026/09/17

A handful of men who couldn't stand each other, with no plan or shared vision, deciding a region's fate one agonizing meeting at a time. The inside story of Israel's war. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

Reign of Terror: How 9/11 Armed Trump

2026/09/11

The war on terror was supposed to keep America safe. Twenty-five years later, it handed Trump the weapons he's now turning on Americans. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

The Bond Market Always Gets the Final Vote

2026/09/04

The bond market is getting restless. What rising yields, $40 trillion in debt, AI spending, and Scott Bessent reveal about the price of money. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

The Religious Movement That's Done With Democracy

2026/08/28

Christian nationalists are no longer trying to win democracy, Rep. Jared Huffman argues. They want to replace it with religious rule — and control American life. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

The Rule of Law Dies When People Get Too Comfortable

2026/08/20

He spent 18 years watching Russia turn law into a weapon. Americans see the same signs but miss where it leads — rule of law dies when people get too comfortable. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

A Timeline of Western Decline

2026/08/14

Our current chaos and dislocation didn't start in 2016. We've been the frog on a slow boil since 1945. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

1,500 Companies, $4 Trillion, and No One's Allowed to Look Under the Hood

2026/08/07

The biggest companies shaping how we ride, rent, borrow, and think are private — and private means they owe you nothing. A former SEC director on the economy you're not allowed to see. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

After 250 Years: The American Origins of Fascism

2026/07/31

What if the roots of fascism weren't European at all, but embedded in America's founding struggles over democracy and race? Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

Can Code Have a Conscience?

2026/07/24

The AI debate is endless. One writer decided to measure it by asking not how smart the machines are, but how humane they are. Read More: www.WhoWhatWhy.org

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TFW25 2024/04/12

Bias Much

Just as Uri Berliner states, bias beyond belief. Stop trying to impose cosmopolitan beliefs on the entire country. Our Federal Republic would not exis...

★★★★★

B Daddy of 2 2024/02/19

Brilliant show

The Pringle episode so fascinating usc and the times should be ashamed and usc held criminally responsible for both the gyn and that freak of a dean

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Peb Pab 2020/10/04

I s This Anyway to Vote?

Informative, fast moving and full of information that perhaps you didn’t know or never thought about. Timely and important at this time.

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gdwags 2019/10/05

Excellent

Insightful, topical and well done.

★★★★★

huenew 2019/09/21

Food For Thought

Relevant and Intelligent. I was taken off guard by, "Are we all cult members now?" So interesting.

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rxr 2018/02/06

Concise Interviews of People with Important Ideas

Just listened to my third episode on "Truth Decay"... Excellent!

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DonkeyHotey 2018/01/26

Always Worth the Listen

I enjoy the WhoWhatWhy podcast with Jeff Schectman and the new Russcast with Russ Baker. The WhoWhatWhy podcast is not too long, but manages to cover ...

★★★☆☆

Kismet lover 2017/10/05

Too far left

This show disappoints me often. I subscribe because sometimes they give me hope and have excellent, hard hitting stories with a strongly liberal mind...

★★★★★

Rorak11GGD 2017/10/02

Love the show!!

I had a thought this morning while listening to your podcast (really enjoying it by the way.) A few ex-Muslim Twitter users that I follow often post ...

★★★★★

Ollie Mill 2017/06/25

Who What Why

Very educational, but in an unusual way. They bring to light stories and ideas one doesn't normally hear about. The guests and their stories are, not ...

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