Matthew Holhouse, Britain’s political correspondent, gives insight into the Labour Party's turbulent start under Keir Starmer. The conversation reveals how internal conflicts and leadership challenges threaten the party's credibility. Sasha Nauter analyzes the critical role of reproductive rights in Nevada's election landscape, highlighting its potential to sway independent voters. Finally, Anne Rowe shares a poignant reflection on Yoshioko Masamitsu, a Pearl Harbor veteran, capturing the impact of personal stories on our understanding of history.

Alice Fullwood, a Wall Street correspondent for The Economist, and Sasha Nauter, the social affairs editor, dissect the dramatic fall of Sam Bankman-Fried, convicted of fraud and its ripple effect on the cryptocurrency market. They also explore the evolution of IVF treatment, shedding light on accessibility issues many face. Lastly, the discussion turns to the shifting nuances of Southern accents, revealing how generational change is shaping linguistic identities in America’s South.

Matthew Holhouse, a political correspondent for The Economist, discusses Labour's rocky start under Keir Starmer, highlighting internal tensions and criticisms about leadership charisma. Sasha Nauter explores the critical role of women's reproductive rights in Nevada's upcoming elections and strategies to mobilize female voters. Anne Rowe reflects on the remarkable life of Pearl Harbor veteran Yoshioko Masamitsu, intertwining his legacy with themes of honor and internal conflict.