The Atlantic Onstage

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The Atlantic Onstage brings you into the room—at Atlantic events across the country—as journalists, policy makers, and thinkers engage in candid conversations about the news and issues shaping the world.

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#19
August 16 · 32 min
The Role of Congress, 250 Years Into Our Nation’s History
A conversation with Madeleine Dean, U.S. representative for Pennsylvania's 4th Congressional district
#18
August 16 · 43 min
What It Takes to Create a More Perfect Union
A conversation with Atlantic staff writer Clint Smith; Atlantic contributing writer and George Washington law professor Jeffrey Rosen; and Melissa Murray, a professor of constitutional law at New York University and a co-host of the podcast Strict Scrutiny
#15
August 11 · 26 min
Live Sports Still Thrills in a Digital Era
A conversation with Ryan and Ashley Smith of the Smith Entertainment Group
#16
August 11 · 34 min
Utah’s Governor Sees Change on the Horizon
A conversation with Utah Governor Spencer Cox
#17
August 11 · 23 min
The Local News Revival Is Real—And Necessary
A conversation with Evan Smith, The Atlantic’s managing director for events
#14
April 14 · 41 min
The State of the State in North Carolina
A conversation with three journalists covering the Tar Heel State
#13
April 13 · 41 min
What’s the Value of a College Degree?
A conversation with the chancellors of three North Carolina universities
#10
April 8 · 59 min
America’s Complex and Evolving History
A conversation among Jeffrey Goldberg, Walter Isaacson, Ken Burns, Clint Smith, and Annette Gordon-Reed
#5
April 8 · 42 min
Reporting on the Pentagon, Power, and Politics in the Trump Era
A conversation with the Atlantic staff writers Tom Nichols, Missy Ryan, and Nancy A. Youssef
#2
April 8 · 45 min
Can We Trust Elections?
A conversation with Adrian Fontes, Arizona’s secretary of state
#11
April 8 · 48 min
What It Takes to Be CEO of a City
A conversation with New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno
#12
April 8 · 1 hr 2 min
Salman Rushdie Is Not Your ‘Free-Speech Barbie’
A conversation with the acclaimed novelist Salman Rushdie
#6
April 8 · 33 min
The Washington Post at a Crossroads
A conversation with the former Washington Post executive editor Martin Baron
#3
April 8 · 48 min
‘What Is Life, and How Special Is It?’
A conversation among the Atlantic staff writers Caity Weaver and Ross Andersen and the planetary scientist Nina Lanza
#9
April 8 · 33 min
The ‘Jolene Doctrine’ and American Foreign Policy
A conversation with Atlantic editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg, General Stanley McChrystal, and the Atlantic staff writer George Packer
#1
April 8 · 45 min
America’s Place in a Changing World
A conversation with Jeff Flake, former U.S. ambassador to Turkey
#7
April 8 · 50 min
How a War With Iran Could Unfold
A conversation with the Atlantic staff writers Tom Nichols, Toluse Olorunnipa, and Nancy A. Youssef
#4
April 8 · 29 min
The Risks to Press Freedom
A conversation with Georgia Fort, a Minnesota-based journalist

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