Zach Wahls, Iowa state senator and executive director of The Next 50, discusses the resurgence of Democratic interest in Iowa as polling shifts. Poppy Damon reports from Pennsylvania, capturing the charged atmosphere at a Trump rally. The conversation also highlights significant infrastructure upgrades at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport and the vital efforts of architects Lee Ann and Michael Gamble in preserving Atlanta's historic buildings. Together, they explore the intersection of politics, architecture, and community identity.

Amir Farokhi, an Atlanta city councillor and CARE executive director, discusses how hurricane recovery challenges are shaping voter sentiment in the South. Natalie Gonnella-Platts from the Bush Presidential Center emphasizes the need for American global engagement post-Afghanistan. Reverend Michael Hutchins addresses the erosion of trust in law enforcement and its impact on communities, while Karen Morrison provides legal insights into election integrity. Poppy Damon shares on-the-ground perspectives, revealing the electorate's concerns amid a polarized political climate.

Simon Bouvier, Monocle's Paris bureau chief, shares insights on the political tension within Macron's Renaissance party and the implications of a snap election. Steve Tsang discusses China's economic woes and possible rescue strategies. Poppy Damon uncovers the impact of Proposition 1 on New York's political landscape. Meanwhile, Michael Booth and Mirja Taulo explore a witchcraft exhibition in Copenhagen, connecting historical trials to modern societal issues. Expect engaging commentary on democracy, culture, and the quirky new Vatican mascot!