Oct 26, 2026 · 1 hr 27 min · 11 segments
Host Erik Fleming interviews Professor Ingrid Cockhren about collective and generational trauma, the limits of the original ACEs study, and how systemic racism shapes health, behavior, and policy…
Erik FlemingHostIngrid CockhrenGuest
Grace Gee
A Mississippi police officer and the interim police chief both resigned following public outcry after the officer fatally shot one-year-old Cohen Wiley in a Walmart parking lot.
Russia released retired American teacher Stephen Hubbard from prison as part of preliminary talks with the U.S. aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.
A Migration Policy Institute report revealed that the Department of Homeland Security conducted 980,000 deportations in the first 18 months of President Trump's second term.
The Trump administration sued Alaska to block the state from preemptively certifying its U.S. Senate race results if the Republican incumbent loses, claiming a second Republican candidate with a nearly identical name was running to confuse voters.
U.S. congressional candidate Brad Lander was briefly detained by Israeli forces while acting as a protective observer for Palestinian farmers harvesting olives in the West Bank.
Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the U.S. Constitution does not require the government to grant detained immigrants bond hearings to seek release.
A federal appeals court struck down the Federal Switchblade Act, ruling that a federal ban on manufacturing switchblades for interstate sale violates the Second Amendment.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an emergency request from the Trump administration, maintaining a lower court's hold on a policy that restricts gender-affirming care for transgender federal inmates.
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to an 1868 federal law banning home alcohol distilling after lower federal courts issued conflicting rulings on its constitutionality.
The New York City Council voted overwhelmingly to ban horse-drawn carriages from city streets and central parks starting in June 2028, following the death of a tourist.
A Mississippi police officer and the interim police chief both resigned following public outcry after the officer fatally shot one-year-old Cohen Wiley in a Walmart parking lot.
Russia released retired American teacher Stephen Hubbard from prison as part of preliminary talks with the U.S. aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.
A Migration Policy Institute report revealed that the Department of Homeland Security conducted 980,000 deportations in the first 18 months of President Trump's second term.
The Trump administration sued Alaska to block the state from preemptively certifying its U.S. Senate race results if the Republican incumbent loses, claiming a second Republican candidate with a nearly identical name was running to confuse voters.
U.S. congressional candidate Brad Lander was briefly detained by Israeli forces while acting as a protective observer for Palestinian farmers harvesting olives in the West Bank.
Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the U.S. Constitution does not require the government to grant detained immigrants bond hearings to seek release.
A federal appeals court struck down the Federal Switchblade Act, ruling that a federal ban on manufacturing switchblades for interstate sale violates the Second Amendment.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an emergency request from the Trump administration, maintaining a lower court's hold on a policy that restricts gender-affirming care for transgender federal inmates.
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to an 1868 federal law banning home alcohol distilling after lower federal courts issued conflicting rulings on its constitutionality.
The New York City Council voted overwhelmingly to ban horse-drawn carriages from city streets and central parks starting in June 2028, following the death of a tourist.
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