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Welcome to What Could Go Right?, where we’ve suddenly found ourselves contemplating questions like “Why are humans the only species with a chin?”
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Welcome to What Could Go Right?, where we’re welcoming the season of weighing ludicrously large pumpkins.
Eugene, Oregon’s alternative response program, CAHOOTS, in action in 2025
In 1989, the city of Eugene, Oregon, became the first in t...
As modern society grows wealthier and more technologically advanced, our increasing obsession with safety is quietly stalling human progress. Economist and author Allison Schrager joins host Zachary Karabell to break down the hidden costs o...
Why are researchers and doctors who treat dementia so happy right now? Experts think we're in a new optimistic age for Alzheimer's research with new treatments and new diagnostic tools that are changing the landscape. That’s our main story...
Dear WCGR? Readers: The Progress Network’s jack of all trades and my colleague, Brian Leli, is also a hardcore long-distance runner. In October, he’s running 100 miles to fight cancer. His fundraiser page is here, if you’d like to make a do...
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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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