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  • The Attention Economy Navigator, January 2026

    The Attention Economy Navigator, January 2026

    This month on the Attention Economy Navigator, our guide to what you should be paying more attention to, and what you can probably pay less attention to. And why those stories might not be what you’d assume. Just a quick content note: this discussion includes stories about murder, gun violence, an antisemitic attack against a house of worship, revenge porn, and child sexual abuse material. It’…

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  • The Attention Economy Navigator, January 2026 w/ Shaira Chaer & Jess St. Louis

    The Attention Economy Navigator, January 2026 w/ Shaira Chaer & Jess St. Louis

    This month on the Attention Economy Navigator, our guide to what you should be paying more attention to, and what you can probably pay less attention to. And why those stories might not be what you’d assume. Joining to help build this month’s Attention Economy Navigator in real time are friends of the pod Shaira Chaer, Senior Strategist at ReFrame, and Jess St. Louis…

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  • Venezuela and Trump’s Hemispheric Power Grab

    Venezuela and Trump’s Hemispheric Power Grab

    Trump’s decision to bomb Venezuela, abduct its head of state, and openly declare that the United States will “run” the country is a direct violation of national self-determination and international law. No foreign power has the right to seize or detain another country’s leaders by force, nor dictate its political direction or economic policy. The Venezuelan people alone have the right to decide…

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  • How Myles Horton Built a Social Movement Institution

    How Myles Horton Built a Social Movement Institution

    Over a career that spanned more than 50 years and touched on some of the major American social movements of the 20th century, Myles Horton established himself as one of our country’s most renowned popular educators. Horton was a key founder of the Highlander Folk School, later reformed as the Highlander Research and Education Center after it was shut down by Jim Crow officials in Tennessee in…

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  • The State of Student Debt w/ Braxton Brewington

    The State of Student Debt w/ Braxton Brewington

    Starting this week, some student loan borrowers in default may receive notice that their wages are being garnished directly from their paychecks in order to restart repayment. This is one of many Trump era changes to student loan repayment programs negatively impacting borrowers. Of the nearly 43 million student loan borrowers in the US, only 40% of them are current on their payments.

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