Strange Bedfellows Part II: The Q

What if the next great leap in computing wasn't made of silicon — but of living human brain cells? Reporter Greg Warner takes us inside the lab of Hon Weng Chong, an Australian computer engineer who has built a biological computer: a device that houses actual human neurons in a p ...  Show more

The final chapter of Reflector’s tour of LGBTQ activism examines some of the controversies currently roiling society—starting with a look at one of the most contentious subjects in American history: sex education. With interviews with some of the minds behind the National Sex Edu ...  Show more

Alyson and Breht analyze the results of the recent presidential election and explore its various meanings. Together they discuss the grotesque hollowness of the Democratic Party, the identity crisis of the post-Trump Republican party, dealignment and realignment, the end of neoli ...  Show more

👻 Some ghosts don’t stay buried — and one of them is named Jeffrey Epstein.

His shadow looms large over Donald Trump, as pressure mounts to unseal files that could expose powerful names. Now, Trump faces a $10 billion libel suit, a court battle with Rupert Murdoch, an ...

Sign up for your one-dollar-per-month Shopify trial and start selling today at ⁠shopify.com/tyt Netanyahu tells Trump supporters, “You can’t be MAGA if you’re anti-Israel.” The White House fires the CDC director after he accused RFK Jr. of “weaponizing public health.” Steve Ba ...  Show more

Sam Harris speaks with Anne Applebaum about the erosion of democracy at home and abroad. They discuss the Sudanese civil war and the outside forces involved, America's retreat from global leadership, the impacts of USAID cuts, gerrymandering, the integrity of U.S. el ...