Norah O'Donnell, a veteran CBS News anchor, discusses her departure and its implications for the future of evening news. Joined by Jon Kelly, they explore the changing landscape of journalism, including the challenge of engaging younger audiences. The conversation takes a turn towards Vice President Kamala Harris's strained media relations and the need for her to connect more with journalists as the election approaches. Humorously, they debate the merits of including three-on-three basketball in the Olympics, highlighting the evolving nature of media.

Norah O'Donnell, host of CBS Evening News, covers the aftermath of wildfires in Maui, sharing stories of survival from residents and discussing the indictment of former President Trump. Updates on the legal case, a soldier defecting to North Korea, and a controversial police raid on a newspaper are also highlighted.

Journalist Lesley Stahl follows Jennifer Thompson's journey from wrongful conviction to healing justice. Norah O'Donnell interviews Dave Isay on One Small Step program bridging political divides. Topics include emotional toll of wrongful convictions, shared experiences at Healing Justice retreats, and promoting unity through personal conversations.

Norah O'Donnell interviews guests about Washington's political turmoil and the Trump Organization fraud trial. Also, topics such as student loan repayment, abuse in Maryland's juvenile detention system, Simone Biles' accomplishment, and a new entertainment complex in Las Vegas are discussed.

Norah O'Donnell discusses shocking details of a federal indictment against Senator Menendez for corruption. The podcast covers topics such as the investigation into a fighter jet crash, the challenges faced by migrants crossing the border, and the difficulties in repatriating migrants from Venezuela.