Why Is This Happening?
Every week on the podcast Chris Hayes asks the big questions that keep him up at night. How do we make sense of this unprecedented moment in world history?
Previous Episodes
An exclusive WITHpod conversation with Rachel Maddow
Chris Hayes speaks with MSNBC anchor, author and friend Rachel Maddow about her new podcast, "Rachel Maddow Presents: Ultra" and more.
Discussing the death and life of Seth Rich with Andy Kroll
Chris Hayes speaks with author and ProPublica reporter Andy Kroll about Seth Rich's life and the widespread conspiracy theories formed after the young DNC staffer's death.
Talking about the power of the Black vote with Trymaine Lee
Chris Hayes speaks with 'Into America' host Trymaine Lee about his team’s “Power of the Black Vote” HBCU tour and more.
Discussing Joe Biden and the end of Reagonomics with Felicia Wong
Chris Hayes speaks with Felicia Wong, president and CEO of the Roosevelt Institute, about shifts in the foundations of government policy from the Reagan era to today.
Unpacking what's going on with the economy with Matthew Klein
Chris Hayes speaks with author Matthew Klein about inflation, supply chain changes and economic recovery efforts.
Understanding the case for public schools
Chris Hayes speaks with author Courtney Martin about school access and the importance of parents being intentional about deciding where children are educated.
Rethinking the office with Anne Helen Petersen
Chris Hayes speaks with author Anne Helen Petersen about the ways the pandemic has transformed where and how we work.
Breaking down how pandemics end with Ellie Murray
Chris Hayes speaks with Ellie Murray, epidemiology assistant professor at the Boston University School of Public Health, about where we are in the COVID crisis.
The first live #WITHpod mailbag with Doni Holloway
Chris Hayes and producer Doni Holloway co-host the first live WITHpod mailbag and answer mailbag questions, discuss feedback and share updates on the podcast.
Talking about 'The G Word' with Adam Conover
Chris Hayes talks with Adam Conover, investigative comedian and host of "The G Word" on Netflix, about the many ways, both good & bad, that the U.S. government impacts our lives.
'His Name is George Floyd' with Robert Samuels
Chris Hayes speaks with Robert Sameuls, a Washington Post national enterprise reporter, about "His Name Is George Floyd: One Man’s Life and the Struggle for Racial Justice," which he co-authored.
