President Trump and President Xi in China; RFK Jr’s war on mental health care; NYT Cooking’s “24 Reasons to Cook This Summer” and all the latest news.

The Voting Rights Act. World Press Freedom Day and a cameo from Claudia Dreifus, a former guest and widow of our good friend, Prof. Andrew Hacker.

Artemis II was our first human flight to the Moon in more than 50 years. Who else breathed a sigh of relief when they re-entered the Earth’s atmosphere safely? April 10 also marked Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s first 100 days as Mayor of the City of New York and the war in Iran has come to an end. Or has it?

Artemis II was our first human flight to the Moon in more than 50 years. Who else breathed a sigh of relief when they re-entered the Earth’s atmosphere safely? April 10 also marked Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s first 100 days as Mayor of the City of New York and the war in Iran has come to an end. Or has it?

We will focus on the No Kings Rallies (Sree Sreenivasan attended one in NYC) and the recent lawsuit against Meta and YouTube.

We will focus on the War in Iran, The New York Times investigation into Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta’s revelation that he raped her, the end of CBS News Radio and more. We also have two special sections: Flavors of the African Continent and the Baseball Preview.

Sejal Desai (Chair, India Giving Day Steering Committee and Executive Director, Akanksha Education Fund) joins Ep. 390 of The Sunday #NYTReadalong (March 8) to talk about India Giving Day (March 13), an annual celebration supporting nonprofits across India. In its third year, India Giving Day is organized by the India Philanthropy Alliance.

The U.S. attacks Iran, Anthropic stands its ground with the Department of “War” as ChatGPT steps in (with the same guardrails Anthropic insisted on) and The State of the Union.

We will focus on The Supreme Court’s blockbuster ruling on President Trump’s Tariffs and the arrest of a former Royal in Great Britain (and how the international fallout from the Epstein Files contrasts with the lack of accountability in the U.S.). Prof. Walter Greason will share a few thoughts on Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Former Washington Post staffers will share their thoughts on the mass layoffs that shook anyone who cares about democracy and journalism. Ep. 387 of Sree’s Sunday #NYTReadalong will be a #WaPoTribute.