Jonquilyn Hill, host of Explain It To Me, teams up with Brian Walsh, a Vox editor and climate expert, and Vivian Tu, a finance influencer known for her accessible advice. They dive into the pressing concerns of retirement planning amid AI advancements and climate crises. The trio discusses the challenges young people face today when saving for the future, the balance between enjoying the present and planning for uncertainties, and the rising need for adaptability in financial strategies. It's a mix of humor, wisdom, and practical tips!

Jonquilyn Hill, host of The Weeds, sits down with Vox senior reporter Whizy Kim to explain the controversial BDS movement and with Cornell professor and author Lawrence B. Glickman to discuss the history and effectiveness of boycotts. They explore the core demands of BDS, the power of consumer activism, and the political nature of boycotts. They also touch on the Bud Light boycott and the evolution of Twitter.

Rebecca Lavoie, co-host of Crime Writers On..., and Jonquilyn Hill, WAMU journalist and creator of Through the Cracks, discuss the appeal, pitfalls, and opportunities of true crime podcasts. They also explore Hill's new project, Through the Cracks, which challenges the fundamental mechanics of true crime. The discussion covers personal connections to the genre, the uncomfortable relationship with true crime, exploring societal gaps, challenges in investigative podcasting, and aspirations for the genre.

Nadira Goffe, a culture writer, teams up with Jonquilyn Hill, former host of Vox’s The Weeds, to explore Kamala Harris’s vibrant internet history. They discuss her transformation from California Attorney General to Vice President, highlighting the K-Hive and the memes that shaped her image. Expect laughs as they dissect awkward viral moments and the interplay between social media and public perception. They also emphasize the crucial role of community support, especially among Black voters, in bolstering her campaign.

Nadira Goffe, a Slate culture writer, and Jonquilyn Hill, former host of Vox’s The Weeds, dive into Kamala Harris’s unique internet journey. They humorously highlight her viral moments, from awkward singing to meme-worthy antics. The discussion includes the evolving public perception of Harris, the influence of the K-Hive, and how memes shaped her political campaign. They explore the crossover of her candidacy with pop culture and the significance of social media in connecting with younger voters.