The film sits somewhere between the cringe of “Coming to America” and the fantasy of “Black Panther” in Hollywood’s troubled history of stories about Africa.

The world has changed a lot since 2020. We open the phones to hear how this change has shaped listeners’ relationships and political opinions.

We say goodbye to our summer playlist project – and hello to our show’s new name and theme music.

We’re inviting you into a more positive – less anxious – conversation. Notes from America with Kai Wright airs Sundays at 6 p.m. ET on public radio stations and YouTube.

An election is coming. Summer is over. And the vibe is…what? We open the phones to hear what’s on your mind–from democracy to baseball.

The story of one local NYC artist who uses digital technology to honor our city’s past.

So why don't more people vote in smaller elections? What motivates people to vote — and how that could inform greater participation in the upcoming midterm elections?

A National Geographic explorer’s story of diving for sunken slave ships.

Mona Charen discusses the true meaning of conservative and the radical shift in the GOP.