Guests Ainslie Johnstone and Sacha Nauta from The Economist, along with Professor Musa al-Gharbi of Stony Brook University, analyze the waning influence of wokeness in America. They discuss how perceptions of wokeness have shifted since its peak around 2021-22, driven by changes in public opinion and demographic trends. The conversation covers the backlash against wokeness, the rise of anti-woke movements, and the historical interplay between social movements and economic conditions. The panel emphasizes the importance of free speech amid these cultural shifts.

Guests Sacha Nauta and Idrees Kahlo discuss the upcoming elections and the impact of abortion rights. They delve into grassroots movements, activism, strategic considerations, and potential restrictions. The conversation highlights the intersection of abortion politics and women's access to reproductive rights.

Activist Idrees Kahloon and commentator Sacha Nauta join to discuss the upcoming election's focus on abortion rights. They explore the impact of Supreme Court decisions, grassroots movements, and the strategic challenges faced by pro-choice and opposition campaigns. The conversation delves into the potential outcomes for women's access to abortion and the implications for the election.