Deeper Look from New York
Season 1, episode 5: What Will it Take to Stop Racism and Police Brutality?: Damon Hewitt / Executive Vice President, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. Playback is hosted by an external player.
Episodes
- Season 1, episode 1Coping with the Coronavirus Pandemic: Jo Ivey Boufford / Clinical Professor of Global Health, New York University
- Season 1, episode 2What's Happening in Emergency Rooms: Tsion Firew / Doctor of Emergency Medicine at Columbia University Medical Center, Special Advisor to the Ministry of Health in Ethiopia
- Season 1, episode 3Fighting Coronavirus in Africa: Tsion Firew / Special Advisor to the Ministry of Health in Ethiopia, Doctor of Emergency Medicine at Columbia University Medical Center
- Season 1, episode 4What Does the Post-Pandemic Labor Market Look Like?: Erica Groshen / Labor Economist, Cornell University/Former Commissioner of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Season 1, episode 5What Will it Take to Stop Racism and Police Brutality?: Damon Hewitt / Executive Vice President, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
- Season 1, episode 6How Has the Pandemic Changed U.S. Higher Education?: Robert Franek / Editor-in-Chief, The Princeton Review
- Season 1, episode 7Transportation and the Pandemic: Sarah Kaufman / Associate Director, New York University Rudin Center for Transportation
- Season 1, episode 82020 US Presidential Election Outlook: Rachel Bitecofer / Senior Fellow, Niskanen Center
- Season 1, episode 975-years on, Is the World Safer from Nuclear Threat?: Daryl Kimball / Executive Director, Arms Control Association
- Season 1, episode 10Fighting Anti-Asian Racism: Russell Jeung / Professor of Asian American Studies, San Francisco State University
- Season 1, episode 11Is it the Right Time to Reopen Schools?: Borhene Chakroun / Director, Division for Policies and Lifelong Learning Systems, UNESCO
- Season 1, episode 12When Could a COVID-19 Vaccine Be Ready?: William Moss / Executive Director, International Vaccine Access Center, Johns Hopkins University
- Season 1, episode 13Securing Equitable Distribution of COVID-19 Vaccines: William Moss / Executive Director, International Vaccine Access Center, Johns Hopkins University
- Season 1, episode 14Sports in the COVID-19 Era: Matthew Futterman / Sports Journalist, New York Times
- Season 1, episode 15Athletes and Activism: Matthew Futterman / Sports Journalist, New York Times
- Season 1, episode 16The US Election and its Effect on Asia: Mike Mochizuki / Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs, The George Washington University
- Season 1, episode 17How Music Can Give Comfort During the Pandemic: Yo-Yo Ma / Cellist
- Season 1, episode 18How Has America Changed?: Yo-Yo Ma / Cellist
- Season 1, episode 19How Can Women's Political Participation Be Enhanced?: Debbie Walsh / Director, Center for American Women and Politics, Rutgers University
- Season 1, episode 20How Will 2020 Be Remembered?: Walter Isaacson / Author, Professor of American History and Values at Tulane University
- Season 1, episode 21Challenges in 2021: Walter Isaacson / Author, Professor of American History and Values at Tulane University
- Season 1, episode 22How Will the Capitol Riot Be Reckoned with in US History?: Jill Lepore / Professor of American History, Harvard University
- Season 1, episode 23How Can the Biden Administration Achieve Its Agenda?: Capri Cafaro / Professor of Public Affairs, American University/Former Democratic Leader of the Ohio State Senate
- Season 1, episode 24Combating Hunger During the Pandemic: Valerie Guarnieri / Assistant Executive Director, World Food Programme
- Season 1, episode 25President Biden's Foreign Policy Challenges: Charles Kupchan / Professor of International Affairs, Georgetown University