WBUR|4798 - Your fitness resolution is 200 years old
Get ready for your aha moment: Every weekday, host Meghna Chakrabarti pierces your news bubble to expose the whole story. Getting answers to the questions that need to be asked, examining our history and the human condition. No topic is too complicated or off the table. It’s all On Point.
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Publicado31 jul. 2026
Duração34:18
Episódios
4798-
Your fitness resolution is 200 years old
Ouvido
31 jul. 2026
4797-
When heartland rock ruled the airwaves
Ouvido
30 jul. 2026
4796-
Does the U.S. need a $1.5 trillion defense budget?
Ouvido
29 jul. 2026
4795-
Can AI really do our jobs?
Ouvido
28 jul. 2026
4794-
Sen. Chris Murphy’s vision for America
Ouvido
27 jul. 2026
4793-
What immigrants say it means to assimilate in the U.S.
Ouvido
24 jul. 2026
4792-
'The Yahoo Boys' behind online romance scams
Ouvido
23 jul. 2026
4791-
Is Trump undermining faith in American elections?
Ouvido
22 jul. 2026
4790-
Are 'middle power' countries having a moment?
Ouvido
21 jul. 2026
4789-
Why expiration dates in America are going bad
Ouvido
20 jul. 2026
4788-
Can math equations solve inequality?
Ouvido
17 jul. 2026
4787-
How El Paso shaped modern America
Ouvido
16 jul. 2026
4786-
The real differences between communism and socialism
Ouvido
15 jul. 2026
4785-
A master magician on how to avoid your blind spots
Ouvido
14 jul. 2026
4784-
Why do we love an underdog?
Ouvido
13 jul. 2026
4783-
Jackpod on hiatus
Ouvido
13 jul. 2026
4782-
How AI is helping fight wildfires
Ouvido
10 jul. 2026
4781-
Is the economy working for everyday Americans?
Ouvido
09 jul. 2026
4780-
The pill bringing new hope to patients with pancreatic cancer
Ouvido
08 jul. 2026
4779-
Why beef is more expensive than ever
Ouvido
07 jul. 2026
4778-
The science behind GLP-1s
Ouvido
06 jul. 2026
4777-
The 'why' behind how we talk
Ouvido
03 jul. 2026
4776-
How AI tools are transforming the lives of people with disabilities
Ouvido
02 jul. 2026
4775-
From birthright citizenship to trans rights: The SCOTUS rulings shaping American life
Ouvido
01 jul. 2026
4774-
Writing Indigenous people back into America’s story
Ouvido
30 jun. 2026
4773-
Get in, we're going on a road trip
Ouvido
29 jun. 2026
4772-
The Jackpod: Apostle of the common good
Ouvido
29 jun. 2026
4771-
The revolutionary history of Black comedy
Ouvido
26 jun. 2026
4770-
Is the Freedom of Information Act delivering on its promise?
Ouvido
25 jun. 2026
4769-
The big influence of big sugar
Ouvido
24 jun. 2026
4768-
Should fans be able to alter the music they love using AI?
Ouvido
23 jun. 2026
4767-
What makes baseball magic
Ouvido
22 jun. 2026
4766-
The Jackpod: Yankee Doodle Caged
Ouvido
22 jun. 2026
4765-
What does the Iran peace memo mean for the U.S.?
Ouvido
19 jun. 2026
4764-
What Frederick Douglass warned us about America
Ouvido
18 jun. 2026
4763-
Is there a right (or wrong) way to love America?
Ouvido
17 jun. 2026
4762-
Will a historic sewage spill undo the Chesapeake Bay's restoration?
Ouvido
16 jun. 2026
4761-
Meghna Chakrabarti in conversation with American historian Heather Cox Richardson
Ouvido
16 jun. 2026
4760-
How prediction markets have found their way into American politics
Ouvido
15 jun. 2026
4759-
The Jackpod: Mindless
Ouvido
15 jun. 2026
4758-
Is ‘eldest daughter syndrome’ real?
Ouvido
12 jun. 2026
4757-
Is it safe for Americans to go into the woods today?
Ouvido
11 jun. 2026
4756-
The real story of birthright citizenship
Ouvido
10 jun. 2026
4755-
How John Quincy Adams went from president to maverick