John Legend and Phoebe Bridgers perform live from their houses for a special episode of the New Yorker Radio Hour.

An author’s début novel, about a politician's secret daughter, draws on her own complex past. Plus, the organizers working toward a Democratic Georgia.

Steve Martin and Jerry Seinfeld talk about their combined century practicing comedy. Plus, Yo-Yo Ma and Emanuel Ax play Beethoven, and Jane Mayer analyzes the G.O.P.’s post-Trump game.

David Remnick talks with Susan Glasser, Evan Osnos, Jeannie Suk Gersen, and Amy Davidson Sorkin about the challenges to a peaceful transition of power.

Donald Trump’s time in office has shaken American politics to its core. We’ll examine some of the ways that Trump’s impact will be felt long after he’s gone.

A New York bus operator on working under the threat of the virus, and Nicholas Lemann on the Republican Party after Trump.

David Remnick speaks with the legendary musician, and two leaders of the progressive left discuss the election and the state of our democracy.

Far-right extremists ride into the liberal Northwestern bastion to clash with anti-racism protesters. Plus, a conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Our reporters on the mood of voters in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, and a conversation with the novelist Marilynne Robinson.