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Interviews

Interviews with experts on politics and policy, technology and business, pop culture, food, science, and everything else that matters.

From Ex Machina to Men, Alex Garland is always exploring original sin

By Alissa Wilkinson May 17

Bill Gates knows philanthropy alone can’t solve inequality

By Whizy Kim May 15

In an uncivil age, calls for “civility” are about squashing effective protest

By Aja Romano May 12

Trump waded into the Ohio GOP Senate primary. But it’s not all about him.

By Natalie Jennings April 29

How conspiracy theories went mainstream

By Marin Cogan April 25

Michael Lewis on why Americans don’t trust experts

By Sean Illing April 24

Abercrombie & Fitch told a generation who it was

By Alissa Wilkinson April 22

The case for regret

By Sean Illing April 15

Stop calling them “accidents”

By Marin Cogan April 12

The US’s first Black woman senator on what Ketanji Brown Jackson brings to the Supreme Court

By Li Zhou April 7

How sewage can warn us about the next pandemic

By Muizz Akhtar April 6

Elizabeth Warren’s plan to break up Big Everything

By Sara Morrison April 5

What Chinese media is saying about Russia’s Ukraine war

By Jen Kirby April 3

The Biden administration is ending a controversial border policy

By Nicole Narea April 2

Local jails are helping drive America’s mass incarceration problem

By Marin Cogan April 1

Growing up Maasai and the art of healing the Earth

By Benji Jones March 16

Animal sounds are a marvel of evolution. We can’t afford to drown them out.

By Neel Dhanesha March 14

An expert on the dismal state of nuclear treaties

By Ellen Ioanes March 6

The loss of insects is an apocalypse worth worrying about

By Benji Jones March 6

Sanctions will have a “devastating” impact on Russia

By Emily Stewart March 1

“I believe in our defenders more than in God”: Why this Ukrainian family plans to stay in place

By Fabiola Cineas February 26

The real and imagined history of Ukraine

By Noel King, Miles Bryan, and 1 more February 25

These tiny succulent plants are being poached by the thousands

By Meredith Lawrence February 23

Why the Oscars are so weird about real people roles

By Alissa Wilkinson February 22

The real story of “Don’t Look Up”

By Sean Illing February 15

How gray wolves divided America

By Benji Jones February 12

Paleontologists study the past. This one has a warning for the future.

By Neel Dhanesha February 2

Ukraine has more than Russia to worry about

By Jen Kirby January 28

Why Tamsyn Muir turned her fantasy trilogy into a quartet halfway through

By Constance Grady January 27

A physicist’s lessons about race, power, and the universe

By Neel Dhanesha January 17

Could a 54-year-old civil rights law be revived?

By Jerusalem Demsas January 17

Want to know how to save nature? Ask Indigenous scientists.

By Sarah Sax January 9

The future of New York City’s segregated “gifted” programs

By Fabiola Cineas January 6

“When everything looks hopeless, you’re the hope”

By Dylan Matthews January 6

How to teach wolves to be wild

By Meaghan Mulholland December 13, 2021

A TikTok food star on why gas stoves are overrated

By Rebecca Leber December 9, 2021

Antarctica was once a rainforest. Could it be again?

By Daniel A. Gross December 5, 2021

One of the billionaire scientists behind the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine on what’s next

By Daniel A. Gross November 17, 2021

How to fix Facebook

By Shirin Ghaffary November 8, 2021

Why Fannie Lou Hamer’s definition of “freedom” still matters

By Jamil Smith October 21, 2021