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#ICYMI - What if solving problems meant connecting MORE, not working alone? Put aside the expert silo mindset and imagine climate, health, and justice solutions working together. Listen how multisolving builds better outcomes when experts collaborate. Tune in NOW! 🎙

99% of people breathe polluted air. 1 in 3 people lack clean water. Many cities treat these as separate problems. But green roofs clean air AND manage stormwater. Electric buses cut emissions AND reduce noise. Stop solving in silos. Start thinking in systems!

TOMORROW: Do you have strong opinions about crime? Unfortunately, the news media might be leading you astray. Join us this week with Alec Karakatsanis as he reveals how the news shapes our fears and who profits from it. Tune in tomorrow wherever you get your pods 🎙️

Want to understand how the punishment machine really works? This week on FH, Alec Karakatsanis reveals why mass incarceration depends on people not exercising their right to a jury trial and what that says about who the system is built to serve. LISTEN: buff.ly/ZjNhl9o

550 cops in NJ faced major discipline last year, fired or suspended for everything from losing guns to breaking wrists. But, many kept their jobs. It might look like accountability. But is it? Should we really trust the punishment system to “police itself?”

The punishment system in the US has never been about justice. This week on FH, Alec Karakatsanis breaks down how this bureaucracy has worked, from slave patrols to modern policing, and what it means for anyone fighting for real change today. LISTEN HERE: buff.ly/ZjNhl9o

Crime panic is a political choice. The data shows crime has been dropping for years, but fear sells and it keeps the punishment bureaucracy humming. As Alec Karakatsanis says, moral panics protect power, not safety.

Change is a team sport. Alec Karakatsanis reminds us that organizing with others isn’t just powerful: it is the point. Real democracy is built in community, not in isolation. Tune in to this week’s episode wherever you get your podcasts! 🎙🎙

The Bill of Rights was not built for a world where millions are cycled through jails yearly. Alec Karakatsanis joins us to explain how mass incarceration twists our legal system and why addressing the problem starts with us demanding something better. NOW: buff.ly/ZjNhl9o

Some Detroit neighborhoods saw a drop in violent crime up to 83%! And it wasn’t thanks to more cops or harsher laws. It was community members leading the way. Real safety comes from trust, care, and investment. Not punishment.

#ICYMI – The will to build a better world is everywhere. Some communities are already leading the way. Alec Karakatsanis joins us to share how people, not the punishment machine, are the real force for change and how we can harness it together. Tune in where you get your podcasts!

TOMORROW: The public has a voice. But are we using it? James Fishkin shows us how to turn everyday opinions into real power through better conversations in this week’s episode. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts! 🎙🎙

New polling shows huge partisan divides on climate policy broadly… but also surprising agreement on things like tree planting, cleaning up oil wells, and cutting emissions. When people focus on solutions, common ground appears.

This week, James Fishkin explains why most of us aren’t tuned in to public policy. But here’s the good news: when people stop, listen, and deliberate, their opinions are more flexible, and real progress becomes possible. LISTEN: buff.ly/JpRNJED