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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.
Episodes
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Episode 125 Susan Bloch
Georgetown Constitutional law professor, Susan Bloch joins me to discuss President Trumps use of emergency powers on the Souther border.
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Episode 126 Jim Morrill
Jim Morrill of the Charlotte Observe joins me to discuss North Carolina's controversial 9th Congressional district election.
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Episode 124 Michael Long
Professor Michael Long joins me to discuss the post baseball career of Jackie Robinson as we commemorate the centennial of his birth.
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Episode 123 Joe Tuman
Episode 123 Joe Tuman by Byron Williams
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Episode 122 Dr. Pamela Jolly
Dr. Pamela Jolly discusses the Black Male Equity Initiative
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Episode 121 Corey Brettschneider
Professor Corey Brettschneider discusses the 14th Amendment and birthright citizenship.
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Episode 120 Richard Brookhiser
National Review Senior Editor Richard Brookhiser joins me to discuss his new book: "John Marshall: The Man who made the Supreme Court.
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Episode 119 Gerald Kominski
Dr. Gerald Kominiski, Senior Fellow at the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research joins me to discuss the issue of healthcare and its potential impact on the midterm elections.
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Episode 118 Shadi Hamid
Dr. Shadi Hamid joins me to the discuss President Donald Trump’s Mideast policy in lieu of the disappearance of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khosoggi
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Episode 117 William Keylor
Professor William Keylor joins me to discuss centennial of the Meuse Argon Offensive that battle the led to an armistice in the Great War.
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Episode 116 Antoine Vitkine
Filmmaker Antoine Vitkine joins me to discuss his latest project Magda Goebbels-First Lady of the Third Reich.
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Episode 115 Amy Siskind
Amy Siskind, author of the bestselling new book The List: A Week-by-Week Reckoning of Trump’s First Year, joins me to discuss the Brett Kavanagh Supreme court hearings and the impact women are having on the midterms race.
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Episode 114 Joe Tuman
Political analyst Joe Human joins us to discuss an event week in politics.
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Episode 113 Steve Phillips
Author Steve Phillips joins to discuss his latest book Brown is the New Black
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Episode 112 Elizabeth Mann Logan Casey
Elizabeth Mann and Logan Case join me to discuss the Depart of Education rollbacks of the civil rights of K-12 LGBTQ students
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Episode 111 Carmen Gentile
I speak with war correspondent and author, Carmen Gentile about his new memoir, Blindsided by the Taliban: a Journalist story of War, Trauma, Love and Loss.
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Episode 110 Jack O'Dell
Episode 110 Jack O'Dell by Byron Williams
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Episode 109 Liah Greenfeld
Political science professor Liah Greenfield joins me to discuss some of the underlying issues in the aftermath of President Donald Trump's press conference with Vladimir Putin
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Episode 108 Carmen Gentile
Author and war correspondent Carmen Gentile discusses his new memoir Blindsided by the Taliban
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Episode 107 Micah Schwartzman
Micah Schwartzman joins me to discuss the legacy of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy and the future of the Court
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Episode 106 Jenni Vinson
Texas A&M University Kingsville lecturer Jenni Vinson joins me to provide a deeper perspective on the immigration crisis currently on our southern border
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Episode 105 Edward Alden
Edward Alden from the Council on Foreign Relations discusses the Trump Administration's trade policy.
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Episode 104 Frank Ravitch
Law professor Frank Ravitch joins me to discuss the recent Supreme Court’s Masterpiece Cakeshop decision; did it protect religious liberty or affirm discrimination?
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Episode 103 Steve Levitsky Daniel Ziblatt, and Alice Rivlin
Archived edition of the Public Morality featuring Harvard professors Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt discuss the recent bestselling book How Democracies Die. Former Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve Board joins me to discuss the debt, the deficit and the economy.
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Episode 102 Thomas Mills and Charles Craver
Thomas Mann, founder of Politics NC returns to discuss North Carolina politics and the midterm elections. George Washington University Law Professor Charles Craver joins me to offer analysis of the recent Supreme Court ruling upholding bans on class action suits against employers.
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Episode 101Professor Ruth May and Ray Suarez
Professor Ruth May joins me to discuss the article she wrote for the Dallas Morning news entitled: “How Putin’s Oligarch’s funneled millions into the GOP” and we welcome back veteran journalist Ray Suarez to discus what the role of media in the era of Donald Trump.
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Episode 100 Susan Bloch and Jessica Levinson
Legal scholars Susan Bloch and Jessica Levinson join me to discuss whether Special Counsel Robert Mueller can subpoena President Donald Trump
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Episode 99 Christian Miller
Philosophy professor Christian Miller joins me to discuss his new book, The Character Gap: How Good Are we?
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Episode 98 Elizabeth Mann Logan Casey
Elizabeth Mann and Logan Case join me to discuss the Depart of Education rollbacks of the civil rights of K-12 LGBTQ students
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Episode 97 Professor Marcy Burstiner
Professor Marcy Burstiner joins me to discuss the First Amendment.
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MLK Tribute
Remembering the 50th Anniversary of the death of Martin Luther King
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Episode 95 Meghan Parsons and Matthew Troy
Meghan Parsons and Matthew Troy from the of Piedmont Wind Symphony talk about an upcoming concert designed to tap into our collective esprit de corps.
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Episode 94 Steve Phillips
Author Steve Phillips joins me to discuss his latest book, Brown is the New White
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PM32718podcast
PM32718podcast by Byron Williams
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Episode 92 Professor Jeanne Theoharis
Professor Jeanne Theoharis joins me to discuss her new book, “A More Beautiful and Terrible History: The uses and misuses of civil rights history.
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Episode 91 Edward Alden
Edward Alden from the Council on Foreign Relations joins me to discuss President Donald Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum as well as its potential impact.
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Episode 90 Ruth Ben-Ghiat
NYU professor Ruth Ben Ghiat joins me to discuss Rep. Don Young’s remarks suggesting that armed Jews would have lessened the severity of the Holocaust. She also offers her thoughts on the recent Italian election results. Part
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Episode 89 Rev. Leslie White
The Reverend Leslie White joins me to discuss the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Episode 88 Alice Rivlin
Former Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve Board and current Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institute Alice Rivlin joins me to discuss the deficit, the debt, and the economy,
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Episode 87 William Spriggs
Former assistant secretary for policy in Obama’s Labor Department and chief economist to the AFL-CIO, William Spriggs joins to discuss the American worker.
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Episode 87 Dr. William Spriggs
Former Assistant Secretary of Labor William Spriggs discusses the American worker.
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Episode 86 Joe Tuman
Joe Tuman returns to discuss the recently released "Nunes memo"
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Episode 85 Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt
Harvard professors, Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt join me to discuss their latest book, How Democracies Die.
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Public Morality
Public Morality by Byron Williams
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Episode 84 Alexander Tsesis
Constitutional law professor Alexander Tsesis joins us to discuss the Constitution and our collective adherence to it.
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Episode 83 Andre Perry
Andre Perry from the Brookings institute joins us to discuss how to reconcile President Trumps recent remarks on immigration and America's moral mission to not forget the least of these.
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PM1918podcast
Writer Ejike Obineme joins us to discuss his recent piece entitled. “Too Terrified to Enter an Arena of Ideas? The Debate Over Cornel West's Critique of Ta-Nehisi Coates
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Episode 81 Dee Dee Bridgewater
I speak with three-time Grammy award winning jazz vocalist, Tony award recipient, and humanitarian Dee Dee Bridgewater
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Episode 80 Joe Tuman
Political commentator Joe Tuman returns to help us get a handle on the recent events involving the Republican Senate and the Trump administration from tax reform to allegations of obstruction of justice.
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Episode 78 Paul Elie Dan Knight
In this archived version of the Public Morality, Paul Elie discusses theologian Reinhold Niebuhr and Dan Knight joins us to talk about Duke Ellington.
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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.
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