When a President Drops Out: What Biden Can Learn from 1968 (From the Honestly Archives)

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Why the Future of Education Won’t Come from the Ivy League

Peter Berkowitz returns to the show to trace the slow collapse of liberal education in America, all in his new book, Reclaiming Liberal Education in America. In this episode, he and Eli Lake walk through 50 years of ideological capture, from the campus radicals of the 1960s who b ...  Show more

The Slow Death of Journalism, with Matt Taibbi

Matt Taibbi has spent the better part of a decade documenting one of the most underreported stories in American media: how the federal government built a shadow infrastructure to shape what people could say and read online. In this episode, Eli Lake sits down with Taibbi to trace ...  Show more

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