Freak Out and Carry On Podcast
1) Freak Out And Carry On Presents: Endless Thread's "The Scream"
We thought Freak Out And Carry On listeners might be interested in what's new at the iLab. That's why we're dropping a special episode of our podcast Endless Thread into the feed this week. This is an...Show More
2) Freak Out And Carry On Presents: Anything For Selena
Listen to the trailer for "Anything For Selena,"Â a new podcast from WBUR and Futuro Studios coming in January 2021. Subscribe now so you don't miss it! About The Show: On March 31, 1995, nine-ye...Show More
3) The Final Episode
Ron and Heather wrap up Freak Out and Carry On, reviewing the year that was. Thanks to all our listeners!
4) The Rule Of Law
Benjamin Wittes, from Lawfare, and Jonathan Rauch, from The Atlantic discuss their article "Boycott the Republican Party", the repercussions of the Nunes memo, and their faith in the Mueller investiga...Show More
5) 'A Doozy' Of A State Of A Union
How does Trump's speech compare to those of Nixon, Reagan, Clinton and Bush? When did presidents begin inviting guests whose story they include in their speech?
6) A New Progressive Era
The passion of the woman's march, the origins of the new populism on the left, Teddy Roosevelt's political transformation in 1884.
7) Who Should Be Let Into America?
This week on Freak Out And Carry On, Ron Suskind and Heather Cox Richardson talk with Tom Gjelten, of NPR. They discuss President Trump's ideas about immigration, and how they fit into the long debate...Show More
8) The Reality Show In The White House
Ron Suskind and Heather Cox Richardson talk with Julian Zelizer, Professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University. They discuss the debate around President Trump's mental fitness, the h...Show More
9) President Trump, Steve Bannon And The Legacy Of 1968
A look at the public feud between Steve Bannon and President Trump, the political forecast for the new year and possible parallels between 2018 and 1968.
10) Trump's First Year, In Review
Amy Siskind details the most important norms broken by President Trump in 2017, from attacking the media to befriending dictators.