Capehart 

Opinion writer Jonathan Capehart talks with newsmakers who challenge your ideas on politics, and explore how race, religion, age, gender and cultural identity are redrawing the lines that both divide and unite America. "Capehart" is a podcast from Washington Post Opinions, with conversations adapted from Washington Post Live events.

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Title	Date published
Why Billy Porter says he can’t be a politician	2020-05-15
The eerie similarities between the killings of Ahmaud Arbery and Trayvon Martin	2020-05-12
‘Dying of whiteness’ during the coronavirus pandemic	2020-05-05
Coronavirus is exploiting ‘the fissures of society,’ the Rev. William Barber says	2020-04-28
How Michigan's governor and Chicago's mayor are battling coronavirus	2020-04-24
America 'has been abused by this president,' former RNC chairman Michael Steele says	2020-04-21
‘I was right’ about the G-spot, says Dr. Ruth	2020-04-14
Coronavirus is a totally different disaster for philanthropies to handle	2020-04-07
240,000 coronavirus deaths: ‘In what circle of hell is that a good outcome,’ asks Susan Rice	2020-04-03
‘No such thing as social distancing’ when you’re incarcerated.'	2020-03-31
An insight into Kamala Harris, a potential VP for Biden	2020-03-24
Val Demings says the VP talk is 'such an honor'	2020-03-17
Election forecaster Rachel Bitecofer explains "the reason Joe Biden is the nominee"	2020-03-10
Chasten Buttigieg reflects on husband's presidential campaign	2020-03-03
Why Pete Buttigieg thinks he's the one to beat Donald Trump	2020-02-25
Richie Jackson on why being gay is a gift	2020-02-18
Doug Jones's impeachment vote was more courageous than Romney's	2020-02-12
Deval Patrick to Democrats: ‘Others have plans, I have results’	2020-02-04
Jonathan Metzl on how white identity permeates policymaking outside of Washington	2020-01-28
Rep. Swalwell on impeachment: ‘America won’t get a fair trial if witnesses don’t testify’	2020-01-21

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