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The Public Morality, produced by WSNC, is a weekly broadcast focused on contemporary issues, including politics, and culture. Hosted by Byron Williams, The Public Morality is a 60-minute judicious conversation with some of the nation’s leading thinkers, authors, and activists.
Professor Carrie Baker discusses Mississippi abortion law저자 Byron Williams
Dr. Joshua Stein joins me to discuss me to discuss the notion of justice in the public discourse.저자 Byron Williams
Writer Damon Linker joins me to discuss a recent article he wrote about the 1619 Project. University of Wisconsin law professor John Gross talks about the Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict저자 Byron Williams
Artist Dread Scott discusses his art and activism저자 Byron Williams
Veteran journalist Ray Suarez joins us to discuss the state of journalism in the 21st century저자 Byron Williams
Rev. Starlette Thomas discusses a "Raceless Gospel"저자 Byron Williams
Veteran journalist Holly McCall discusses the juvenile justice system in Rutherford County, Tennessee.저자 Byron Williams
I’m joined by John Hudak of the Brookings Institution and University of Buffalo Professor David Herzberg to discuss America’s longest war—the war on drugs.저자 Byron Williams
Author Michelle Cassandra Johnson discusses collective grief저자 Byron Williams
Author Gene Slater discusses his latest book, Freedom to Discriminate: How Relators Conspired to Segregate Housing and Divide America.저자 Byron Williams
CNN senior writer John Blake discusses voting rights legislation constitutional law professor Robert Tsai discusses Texas abortion law저자 Byron Williams
Professor Nancy Sindelar Joins me to discuss the legendary writer Ernest Hemingway.저자 Byron Williams
Pulitzer Prize winning Historian Eric Foner discusses the impact of the Reconstruction era저자 Byron Williams
Law professor Kami Chavis joins the Public Morality to discuss Police Accountability.저자 Byron Williams
Law Professor Sumi Cho discusses critical race theory and Jonathan Rauch talks about his latest book The Constitution of Knowledge저자 Byron Williams
Pulitzer prize winning historian Alan Taylor discusses his latest book: American Republics저자 Byron Williams
I speak with Professor Susan Binder about Democrats slim governing majority and museum curator Susan Anderson about Juneteenth저자 Byron Williams
Historian Ellen Fitzpatrick joins me to discuss the events of June 11, 1963저자 Byron Williams
Professor Soong-Chan Rah discusses the future of the evangelical church저자 Byron Williams
Economist Dean Baker talks about President Biden's infrastructure plan.저자 Byron Williams
Yale law professor Akhil Amar discusses his new book The Words that Made US: America's Constitutional Conversation, 1760-1840저자 Byron Williams
Renown Historian Mary Frances Berry joins me to racism in its myriad forms.저자 Byron Williams
Mary Pendergraft, Chair of Wake Forest University Classics Department talks about the importance of the classics and its ongoing influence in the American narrative.저자 Byron Williams
I talk constitutional law professor and former ACLU president Nadine Strossen저자 Byron Williams
Notre Dame political scientist Darren Davis discusses the trial of Derek Chauvin and the impact of racism.저자 Byron Williams
Michigan State University professor Ronald discusses contemporary Racism NYU Professor Ruth Ben-Ghiat discusses her venture to address global abuses of power저자 Byron Williams
Political reporter Stephen Fowler and law professor Edward Foley discuss Georgia's new voting law.저자 Byron Williams
Georgetown Law professors Sheila Foster and Meryl Chertoff discuss DC statehood저자 Byron Williams
Professor Larry Dallek joins me to discuss the presidential practice of executive orders저자 Byron Williams
Professor Larry Diamond joins to discuss the trajectory of American democracy Political analyst Joe Tuman discuss President Biden's primetime speech the nation.저자 Byron Williams
Bobby Hoffman of the ACLU and William Roberts of the Center for American Progress join me to discuss voter suppression저자 Byron Williams
Northwestern professor Martha Biondi discusses African History Month Sylvia Allegretto talks about the minimum wage.저자 Byron Williams
Micheal Long discusses his latest book 42 Today: Jackie Robinson and His Legacy. Tim Ostroot discusses the potential impact the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump on the future of American democracy저자 Byron Williams
I speak with former Watergate US attorney during Watergate hearings Richard Davis as we juxtapose Watergate with the current impeachment trial of former president Donald J. Trump. What are the similarities and differences?저자 Byron Williams
Stewart Patrick the Council on Foreign Relations joins me to discuss President Biden's proposed Democracy summit in the wake of Jan. 6저자 Byron Williams
Writer Steve Oney joins me to discuss the trial of Leo Frank저자 Byron Williams
Economist David Neumark joins me to discuss the minimum wage저자 Byron Williams
Professor Luke Mayville joins me to discuss American democracy in its present form저자 Byron Williams
Political commentator Joe Tuman discusses the recent insurrection on Capitol Hill저자 Byron Williams
Renown historian Doug Brinkley joins me to discuss the presidency저자 Byron Williams
NYU Professor Ruth Ben-Ghiat discusses her latest book Strongmen: From Mussolini to the Present저자 Byron Williams
Jeffery joins me to discuss his latest article in the Atlantic Magazine "What if we wrote the Constitution today?저자 Byron Williams
Professor Kevin Marinelli joins me to discuss civic virtue저자 Byron Williams
Elaine Kamarck of the Brookings Institution discusses presidential transitions and the prospects of governing going forward in a Biden Administration.저자 Byron Williams
Author Tonali Windslor discusses his recent book Isolation Moderation저자 Byron Williams
Pulitzer Prize winning historian Gordon Wood joins me to discuss the 1619 Project저자 Byron Williams
Indiana University political science professor Steven Webster joins me to discuss the politics of anger.저자 Byron Williams
In honor of Catherine Flowers who recently won the MacArthur Foundation "genius" grant we replay our broadcast from February 2020.저자 Byron Williams
I'm joined by Award winning journalist Ray Suarez to discuss COVID, journalism and the 2020 election and beyond저자 Byron Williams
Wake Forest philosophy professor Christian Miller joins me to discuss: What is Truth?저자 Byron Williams
