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Author P. Carl on 'Becoming a Man'
For 50 years, author P. Carl lived as a girl and queer woman before transitioning to become a man. Carl joins us to discuss his experiences and what he’s learned about gender, masculinity and inequality in the United States along the way.
Fear and misinformation spread alongside COVID-19, the new, deadly strain of coronavirus
Over 71,000 people across the globe have been infected with COVID-19, the new, deadly strain of coronavirus. Two physicians joined MPR News to help sort fact from fiction Monday morning at 9.
Steve Inskeep on ‘Imperfect Union’
The NPR host’s new biography of Jessie and John Fremont details why one of America’s original power couples is still relevant to national politics today.
Flyover 2020: Farmer identity
Around here, farming isn’t just a job. It’s a way of life. And it’s changing. Thursday on Flyover 2020, real talk from farmers in the Upper Midwest about how they see themselves.
New Hampshire primary takeaways
The results are in from the New Hampshire primary and the candidates have moved on to reach voters in Nevada and South Carolina. We break down the results in this week’s primary and look at the role of the independent voter.
Mental health on campus
College should be a time of opportunity. But opportunity goes hand-in-hand with stress, and that can pose serious challenges for mental wellness. Join us as we explore what students are thinking about when it comes to mental health.
How different generations think about climate change
Research shows that younger people aren’t as polarized on climate change as their elders are. We turn to two guests to understand how different generations are looking at climate change policy today.
For the love of dogs
We love dogs. But do they love us back? One canine researcher says yes.
Flyover 2020: What does patriotism mean?
In an election year, appeals to patriotism are everywhere. But who gets to define the word? And how does love of country affect how we vote?