The Water Knows Something
Water is the oldest promise we have. Baptism, ablution, the plunge that separates who you were from who you're about to be. Every summer we go back to it — lakes, rivers, the cold shock of an ocean in June — as if some p...
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As America Becomes a Gerontocracy, Its Future Keeps Getting Delayed
What if the real crisis isn’t aging leaders, but an aging democracy where power never seems to change hands?My guest on this recentWhoWhatWhy podcast, Yale historian Samuel Moyn, believes America has quietly become somet...
AI May Be the Tool That Brings Government Back to Life?
What if the real threat to democracy isn’t artificial intelligence, but a government that never learns to use it?In this WhoWhatWhy podcast, Beth Simone Noveck makes the unexpectedly optimistic case that AI is not just o...
Brian Wilson, the Beach Boys, And The Music That Called Us West
One year after the death of the legendary Beach Boys leader Brian Wilson, author David Beard joins me on the California Sun podcast to talk about his new book, “All Summer Long: Conversations with The Beach Boys from Sur...
New York, the 1980s, and the World It Created
New York in the 1980s was a city in convulsion — deindustrializing, gentrifying, financializing — and the young urban professionals who flooded its trading floors and law firms weren't just a cultural moment. They were t...
Russia’s Descent Into Madness: Slowly, Then All at Once
Putin didn’t seize a democracy — he hollowed one out. Twenty-five years inside Russia’s slow spiral, and what it tells us about our own moment.My guest on this recent WhoWhatWhy podcast, Marc Bennetts, arrived in Moscow ...
No Rules, No Order: The World on a Knife’s Edge
From Beijing to Washington to Cuba, the old world order has collapsed. Is this the most dangerous moment since 1945? One man says yes, and the clock is ticking.My guest on this recent WhoWhatWhy podcast is Peter Apps. As...
The Democracy of Grief
Grief is the one experience nobody escapes, nobody schedules, and nobody gets to opt out of. In that sense it's almost democratic — ruthlessly, mercilessly so. I’m joined by Danielle Crittenden, long time journalist and ...
California's Generic Governor's Race and the End of Local Politics
With just days to go before the June 2 California primary, Joe Mathews joins me on the California Sun podcast to examine how California’s race for governor has become strangely disconnected from the state itself and what...
How Civilizations Lose the Signal
In my latest WhoWhatWhy podcast, you’ll see that there’s a moment in the conversation when something clicks. When the thread connecting baby names to the fall of the Roman Empire to Bitcoin to Jeffrey Epstein to the bask...
Teaching Students to Navigate Algorithms and Deepfakes
Valerie Ziegler, a high school teacher in San Francisco, and Joel Breakstone, executive director of Stanford’s Digital Inquiry Group, join me on this California Sun podcast to talk about digital literacy in the classroom...
Why Do We Fear Waymos More Than We Fear Bad Drivers
On this California Sun Podcast I’m joined by William Riggs, a professor of engineering and management at the University of San Francisco and an expert on transportation innovation. He expalins how San Francisco — now gro...
Betting on Reality
Everybody’s talking about prediction markets. In the hours before the US struck Iran, a cluster of large anonymous bets landed on exactly the right answer as to when the war would start.But almost nobody is explaining wh...
Beyond Doomism: Why Climate Progress Is Happening Without the Panic
Climate researcher and SOLARCYCLE co-founder Pablo Dias discusses why collective action is better than individual guilt in addressing environmental challenges. From China's renewable energy surge to the dangers of "doomi...
Power Without Ideology Is Doomed
When an authoritarian regime offers no ideology, no story, no reason to believe, it plants the seeds of its own destruction. Minneapolis and Iran show this story.In this recent WhoWhatWhy podcast, I talk with political t...
L.A.’s Air Was Once A Punchline. It Could Be Again
Smog was once as much a symbol of L.A. as palm trees — a bane to public health and a national punchline on Johnny Carson’s “Tonight Show.” My guest on this California Sun podcast, Ann Carlson, author of “Smog and Sunshi...
Iran, Hungary, Ukraine: The World Is Running on Outdated Legacy Software
The old rules are gone. The new ones aren’t written yet. And no one in charge knows how to write them. Detail in my recent WhoWhatWhy podcast. The old world order is dead. The new one hasn’t been written yet. And the peo...
How Rolling Stone shaped a social revolution … at least for a while
My California Sun conversation with Peter Richardson, author of the new book “Brand New Beat: The Wild Rise of Rolling Stone Magazine.” A time when the media had a different kind of power — between 1967 and 1977 — when...
AI Is Humans, All the Way Down
he inside story of how greed, ambition, and rivalry destroyed AI’s safety mechanisms — and why human failings, not technology, are driving us toward catastrophe.Despite everything you think you know about artificial inte...
Social Media Had Gun-Level Immunity. That Just Ended
A jury recently shattered Big Tech’s legal shield. Meta and YouTube: guilty of engineering addiction. This is social media’s tobacco moment .Two industries in America have enjoyed near-total legal immunity for their prod...