How religious is Gen-Z? This week Manu sits down with Noelle Fitchett, content creator and podcast host. In this episode they discuss a range of topics from religion to politics to mental health and more.

Why do we only hear stories of division? Why does unity seem impossible? This week, Manu talks with Ben Rekhi, a writer, director, and producer focusing on "The Reunited States" project. Join the conversation as they dissect the nation's divisions, explore the impact of current media, and delve into a myriad of pressing topics.

What makes a good leader? Join us as Manu sits down with David Gergen, a former White House advisor who served under Nixon, Ford, Reagan, and Clinton. Join them as they delve into the state of American politics, the key qualities of effective leadership, and more.

Do we have a loneliness crisis? Is America a fragile state? Join us as Manu engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Seth Kaplan, author and authority on fragile states. Tune in as we delve into the profound aspects of the loneliness crisis, contemplate the current state of America, and explore a myriad of other compelling topics.

What is civility and is civility even necessary? This week Manu sits down with Alexandra Hudson, author and public speaker, to discuss her new book, “The Soul of Civility.” They discuss Dr. King’s legacy, the difference between civility and politeness, the 2024 election, and much more.

Who is Marianne Williamson? Join us this week as Manu sits down with Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson. Tune in as they discuss career politicians, how corruption has affected the American people, and why Marianne is running for President. .

What is the hopeful majority? Why is it important for us to talk to people we disagree with? It’s been an exciting 20 weeks where we’ve had conversations with presidential candidates, academics, young leaders, and much more. I wanted to take this episode to reflect on why I care so much about this work and to thank you from the bottom of my heart. And importantly, with the tragic attack on Israel and the subsequent conflict and humanitarian crisis, I want to speak to why we must elevate empathy and understanding at a time of deep division and pain.

What can we learn from a life of hardship? Join us as Manu sits down with coach Bill Courtney to discuss an array of topics ranging from overcoming a rough childhood, to coaching football, to race relations in America, and much more.

What is the value of civic discourse? How can we build a better tomorrow? Join us as Manu sits down with Eboo Patel, CEO of Interfaith America to answer these questions. Tune in as we discuss racial and economic inequality, how we can work together, sports and more on a special live episode.

What does a Gen-Z Democrat think about the state of our politics? On this episode I sit down with Victor Shi, a political activist and the youngest Biden delegate. Tune in as we discuss the state of our political discourse, Biden’s ability to lead and much more.

2024 Election Special: Today, I sit down with Vivek Ramaswamy to discuss why he thinks he is the right candidate for the job. Unlike most mainstream interviews, this conversation focuses on Vivek’s values, why he believes in his candidacy, and what motivates him. Instead of diving into culture war issues, I wanted to focus on the person that is Vivek. Hopefully, this will be the first of many more conversations with candidates.

What can America learn from Venezuela? How should we think about socialism and capitalism? Tune in this week as Manu sits down with economist and Venezuelan immigrant Daniel Di Martino to answer this question. In this episode we dive into socialism, globalization, the immigration crisis and much more.

What is the climate movement getting wrong? How can humans conserve the planet and still thrive? Tune in this week as Manu sits down with Danielle Butcher, CEO of the American Conservation Coalition to answer these questions. In this episode we discuss Greta Thunberg, what the establishment can do about climate change, and the conservative approach.

Do our leaders have our best interests in mind? Are humans more strongly motivated by love or fear? Join us this week as Manu sits down with Patrick McGinnis, venture capitalist and founder of the term FOMO. In this week's episode Manu and Patrick discuss the current state of politics, human nature, Vivek Ramaswamy, and much more.

What is the one thing we should be teaching in our classrooms? Education is the culture war’s new arena, but here’s what everyone is missing. Tune in this week as Manu sits down with educator turned social media influencer Will Reusch to answer this question.

What’s wrong with America’s political system? Who will win in 2024? Tune in this week as Manu sits down with Andrew Yang. In this episode, we discuss Trump and Biden, the deterioration of American politics, the division we see in America, and what we can do about these problems.

Do local politics offer a way out of our toxic polarization? Are we too focused on presidential elections? Join us this week as Manu sits down with Deke Copenhaver, former mayor of Augusta Georgia to answer this question.

What would MLK say? Join us this week as Manu sits down with Jonathan Eig to discuss his book King, a Life. In this episode we discuss King’s successes and failures, his accomplishments, goals and struggles.

What’s wrong with activism today? Is activism actually leading to change? From Trump supporters, to Black Lives Matter, it seems many of today's activists are focused on critique and tearing down. Is this the right approach? Sit down with Manu and Eboo as they discuss where modern activism comes up short.

Are we really that divided? Conventional wisdom says yes. But I want to dig deeper and challenge this notion. Join Tom and I as we challenge the conventional narrative.