Episodes
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Jewel Kilcher
S2023 E726 - 26m 46s
Singer-songwriter Jewel Kilcher discusses her journey from a troubled upbringing in Alaska to music megastardom, how she saved her own soul by prioritizing her mental health, and her virtual reality platform providing access to mindfulness tools.
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Jonathan Greenblatt
S2023 E725 - 26m 46s
Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt discusses the spike in antisemitism since Oct. 7, the double standard on speech he sees on university campuses, and his concerns about anti-Zionism and a lack of moral clarity among progressives.
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Leopoldo Lopez
S2023 E724 - 26m 46s
Exiled Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez discusses threats to democracy around the world and combatting autocracy. He comments on challenging conditions in Venezuela under Maduro and the impact of Biden's policies in the region.
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Maria Ressa
S2023 E723 - 26m 46s
Maria Ressa, a Nobel Peace Prize-winning journalist who faces prison time for standing up to authoritarianism in the Philippines, discusses how the spread of false news through social media threatens democracy and the importance of a free press.
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Baratunde Thurston
S2023 E727 - 26m 46s
Writer, activist, comedian and “America Outdoors” host Baratunde Thurston discusses how nature can bridge divides and help heal the nation. He explains why he uses humor to tackle tough topics like race and politics, and weighs in on A.I. and 2024.
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Cornel West & Robert George
S2023 E722 - 26m 46s
Leftist Dr. Cornel West and conservative Dr. Robert George, the “ideological odd couple,” discuss the need for civil discourse in this era of polarization. They explore opposing policy views, respectfully disagreeing as well as finding common ground.
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Brad Raffensperger
S2023 E721 - 26m 46s
Brad Raffensperger, Georgia's Republican Secretary of State, discusses standing up to pressure from Trump to overturn the 2020 election in his state and how to restore public trust in elections. He explains why he believes Georgia is ready for 2024.
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Thomas Nides
S2023 E720 - 26m 46s
Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Thomas Nides explains why the next 30 days will be the most important in Israel’s history. He discusses hostage rescue negotiations, Israel’s combat calculations, and diplomatic and humanitarian challenges.
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Kimberly Kagan
S2023 E719 - 26m 46s
Military historian Kimberly Kagan discusses Israel’s obstacles on the ground in Gaza, Ukraine’s counteroffensive against Russia, and the role Iran plays in both conflicts. She also explains her concerns over U.S. readiness for wider war.
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Mitch Daniels
S2023 E718 - 26m 46s
Republican Mitch Daniels, the former governor of Indiana and Purdue University president, discusses America's political disarray, the national debt, campus speech debates, strategies for reducing tuition, and whether he would ever return to politics.
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Jonathan Schanzer
S2023 E717 - 26m 46s
Terrorism expert Jonathan Schanzer examines efforts to contain a wider war in the Middle East and deter Iran and its proxies. He discusses the Qatari-led hostage negotiations and the complexities of an Israeli ground fight against Hamas in Gaza.
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Bret Stephens
S2023 E716 - 26m 45s
Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Bret Stephens discusses how Israel should respond to Hamas’s horrific terrorist attack. Stephens, the former Jerusalem Post editor-in-chief, assesses the role of Iran and the geopolitical ramifications of the war.
Extras + Features
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Bill Nye
S2019 E314 - 26m 46s
Science educator Bill Nye joins Firing Line to discuss the science and impact of climate change. The former host of Bill Nye the Science Guy talks about the role of innovation, investment, policy and education in addressing the problem. Nye also explains why he debates climate change skeptics and evolution deniers.
Schedule
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Firing Line
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Jan 1
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Writer, activist and comic Baratunde Thurston talks about how nature can bridge divides and explains why he uses humor to tackle tough topics like race and politics. -
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Firing Line
Friday
Jan 5
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Saturday
Jan 6
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Saturday
Jan 6
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Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Saturday
Jan 6
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Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
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Jan 6
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Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Sunday
Jan 7
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
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Jan 8
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Friday
Jan 12
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
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Jan 13
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Saturday
Jan 13
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Saturday
Jan 13
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Saturday
Jan 13
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Sunday
Jan 14
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Sunday
Jan 14
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates. -
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Firing Line
Monday
Jan 15
30 Minutes
Margaret Hoover leads interviews and debates.
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