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Exploring the lack of enthusiasm for Biden and Trump in the Michigan primaries, the challenges for both candidates to win over voters are discussed. The podcast also looks at young voters' influence, coalition challenges, and the hurdles Democrats and Republicans face in the upcoming election.

The podcast explores the tragic death of Nex Benedict, a non-binary teen, highlighting the legislative actions targeting queer and trans people in Oklahoma. It delves into the fluidity of gender identity, the impact of bullying, and the conflicting messages surrounding Nex's demise. The episode sheds light on the need for sensitivity in discussing LGBTQ issues and the struggles faced by queer students in Oklahoma schools.

Exploring the ongoing war in Ukraine, the role of American and EU allies, military strategies, changing dynamics of American aid, political negotiations, global implications of the Ukraine-Russia conflict, and US involvement in shaping the outcome.

The podcast discusses the financial struggles and leadership dynamics within the Republican National Committee, focusing on the criticisms faced by RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel. It explores potential successors endorsed by Trump and contemplates a potential Trump takeover, hinting at a transformation of the Republican Party under Trump's influence.

Fertility doctors in Alabama face uncertainty as embryos are granted same rights as people, affecting IVF procedures nationwide. Legal challenges, implications of multiple embryos, and concerns over impact of state laws on fertility care are explored.

Exploring how America's East Coast is sinking due to climate change and the implications for cities like New York and D.C. Discussing the risks posed to critical infrastructure like airport runways and roads. Highlighting the challenges of climate change on aquifers and the need for sustainable water management. Delving into innovative water management strategies in cities like Los Angeles to combat rising sea levels. Examining innovative urban solutions like rooftop gardens and wastewater recycling to address sinking coastlines.

A look into Caitlin Clark's record-breaking basketball career and her influence on women's college basketball. Exploring her remarkable skills, impact as a role model, financial success, and the growth of women's basketball.

Investigations editor Jim Daley discusses the failed partnership between Chicago and Shotspotter, questioning the effectiveness of new policing tech. They explore the controversy surrounding ShotSpotter alerts, questionable deaths, and the potential impact of canceling the hi-tech gun safety tool in Chicago.

Pastor Keith Reeser from Denver Friends Church discusses helping migrants in Denver amid the lack of federal aid. He shares stories of providing shelter, meals, and support to migrant families, highlighting the challenges they face. The podcast explores the struggles of migrants seeking a better life, the role of churches in assisting them, and the community's compassion in times of need.

Joshua Yaffa discusses the aftermath of Alexei Navalny's death in a Russian prison, analyzing the impact on the pro-democracy movement. They delve into Navalny's legacy, courage in returning to Russia, harsh prison conditions, and how he empowered Russians to challenge Putin.