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Welcome to What Could Go Right?, where we’d like to know if Studio Ghibli was consulted in the making of “Hirosaki’s moving castle.”
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November, 2016. Donald Trump had just defeat...
Is interest in space dying, or are we on the brink of our greatest interstellar discoveries? In this episode of What Could Go Right, Zachary Karabell sits down with Dr. Dakotah Tyler, an astronomer and astrophysicist who pivoted from a prom...
Welcome to What Could Go Right?, where we can confirm that Mentari, a newborn anoa—the world’s smallest buffalo species—is, in fact, adorably small.
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David Pakman is the founder and host of The David Pakman Show, one of the most watched independent progressive podcasts and online political shows. He’s built an audience of over 6.7 million subscribers across social media platforms through...
The media is constantly telling us that danger is everywhere. Between true crime binges and political rants, we're led to believe that our streets are a war zone. However, recent statistics released by the FBI tell a completely different st...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
An idea movement that speaks to a better future in a world dominated by voices that suggest a worse one. Headquartered at New America.
I'm the Executive Director of The Progress Network and spent a previous life at Tricycle: The Buddhist Review. I write the What Could Go Right? newsletter, co-host the WCGR? podcast, and am currently working on a media literacy book.
Zachary Karabell, a.k.a. The Edgy Optimist, is the founder of The Progress Network. He is also is a public speaker, a recovering academic, a former finance exec, and an occasional entrepreneur who has written at least one too many books.
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