Michelle Norris, former NPR host and author, discusses her book 'Our Hidden Conversations' and the Race Card Project, a collection of six-word statements on race and identity. She explores the emotional stories and reflections on racial tensions, the suppression of identity, and feelings of invisibility among different racial and ethnic groups.

Steve Kornacki, MSNBC political analyst, provides in-depth election analysis, while Jay Ann Selzer, polling expert, discusses Kamala Harris's surprising lead in Iowa. David Plouffe, senior advisor to Harris, highlights crucial strategies for engaging women voters—significant given recent abortion debates. The trio delves into the complex dynamics of voter reactions, misinformation challenges, and the contrasting campaign styles of Harris and Trump. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the electrifying political landscape leading up to the 2024 election.

Michelle Obama and Michele Norris discuss challenges in relationships, mentorship, and the power of supportive friendships. They explore personal growth through friendship, embracing connections, and empowering children through inclusive engagement at the White House.

Emmy and Peabody Award-winning journalist Michele Norris discusses her book on race and shares powerful replies from ordinary Americans. They talk about unequal adoption fees based on skin color, racial challenges, the importance of diversity, and American racial history.

Michele Norris, a columnist and Race Guard Project founder, discusses the overlooked history of the Tulsa Race Massacre and the challenges of integrating such narratives into American education. Nicole Ellis, a video reporter, elaborates on the significance of Juneteenth, marking the end of slavery in Texas, and its contemporary implications on freedom and equality. Personal reflections on Juneteenth reveal its deep cultural and familial ties, emphasizing the importance of remembering and celebrating this pivotal moment in American history.