The event "Who's In Your Wallet?" used recent controversy over changes to the $10 and $20 bills in America as a backdrop for analyzing this year's similarly contentious presidential election.
Bill McKibben of 350.org and Terry Tamminen of the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation talk about the politics and policy of climate change. They say solutions will require individual and collective action....and say the environmental movement can't be made up of "just arrogant white people."
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On Being's "Civil Conversations Project" features David Brooks and E.J. Dionne on politics, philosophy and public life. They say we should celebrate the American rituals that bind us together and revive the idealism of political service. And David Brooks says he wants "a little more human decency."
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Retired Episcopal bishop Gene Robinson speaks at the Westminster Town Hall Forum about expanding choices for people who are dying to ensure comfort, dignity and control at the end of life.
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AARP is the world's largest nonprofit, nonpartisan, social welfare organization. How can they keep up when the definition of "getting older" keeps changing? CEO Jo Ann Jenkins answered that question and more.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump held the final of three debates Wednesday night at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. It was moderated by Chris Wallace of Fox News.
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