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God Is the Real CEO of My Company: Jeff Kruszyna
Jeff Kruszyna has raised over a hundred million dollars for Christian conservative causes. He does it with paper letters that arrive in your mailbox. Twenty years ago, watching the second plane hit…
Bryan Mark Rigg: 150,000 Jews in Hitler's Army, and the Medal of Honor Hero Who Lied
Bryan Mark Rigg failed first grade twice. Today he's a Yale and Cambridge-trained historian, a former Marine Corps officer, and the author of six books on World War II that have rewritten what we…
The Republican Who Almost Stopped the Civil War with Evan Stewart
William Henry Seward was supposed to be president. In 1860, he was the favorite for the Republican nomination until he lost it to a lesser-known prairie lawyer named Abraham Lincoln. Then, while…
Who Steps In When America Walks Away? -- with Clifford Brown
Clifford Brown was a partner at a Beverly Hills law firm when he saw a newspaper ad that changed his life. He gave up most of his income, left his house over the ocean, and joined the U.S. Agency for…
Your Heartbeat Can Convict You -- with Andrew Guthrie Ferguson
A man's house catches fire. He tells police he ran through the flames saving his belongings. Then detectives pull the data from the pacemaker in his chest. His own heartbeat tells a different…
A Pastor Joined the FBI. Then His Kids Came Out. -- with Eric Robinson
Eric Robinson spent twelve years in Christian ministry before leaving the pulpit for the FBI. For twenty-four years, he served as a special agent and SWAT operator, working counterterrorism, human…
Delphine Horvilleur: "People Whisper to Me What They're Afraid to Say Out Loud" (in French)
Recorded on February 25th at the Alliance Francaise in New York, this special French-language episode features Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur in conversation with Emmanuel Saint-Martin at an event…
I'll Always Be French. Now I'm Also a US Citizen -- with Stan Berteloot
A French teenager arrives in Iowa for a year as an exchange student. He falls in love. He spends the next 25 years in France building a career, a family, a life. Then in 2016, his wife gets a job…
"They Thought I Was White on the Phone": From Shoe Shiner to Master Craftsman -- with Norman Randolph
"What we take for granted is opportunity. Opportunity is just the door being open. Once it's open, you're going to have challenges. But the door is open."Meet Norman Randolph, from Randolph's Shoe…
Can Europe Catch Up in Tech? Oliver Coste Says Change This Law
Recorded live in New York City, this Back in America conversation goes straight at a taboo: employment protection for highly paid engineers. Tech entrepreneur and author Oliver Coste argues that…
World Correspondence Chess Champion Jon Edwards on Playing Alongside AI and the Search for Truth
Dr. Jon Edwards, ICCF Grandmaster and the 32nd World Correspondence Chess Champion, lays out how elite players win by working alongside AI. He explains why openings run on massive databases, how…
The WWII Fugitive Who Became King of a Headhunter Tribe -- with Brendan I. Koerner
In 1944, a young Black GI shot a white lieutenant on the Ledo Road—and vanished. Months later, Herman Perry reappeared deep in the Indo-Burma jungle, living with a Naga headhunter village, married to…
AI in Education: Teaching, Hiring Juniors, and Human Judgment -- with Shahid Khalil
Is our education system ready for AI—or still grading with yesterday’s rules? In this episode of Back in America, Stan talks with Shahid, an award-winning fractional CTO and CISO with 35+ years in…
Is ‘Mainstream Media’ Still a Thing? Press Freedom and AI with Clayton Weimers of RSF USA
In this episode of Back in America, I sit down with Clayton Weimers, Executive Director of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) USA, to talk about the state of press freedom in America and beyond. From…
Wrongfully Convicted: Darryl Burton Spent 24 Years in Prison for a Crime He Didn’t Commit
“Leave all your hope, family, and dreams behind.” That’s the banner Darryl Burton saw when he first walked into Missouri State Penitentiary—infamously known as the “bloodiest 47 acres in America.” He…
James Baldwin, Black Vernacular, and Why America Can't 'Just Move On' -- with Prof. Maurice Wallace
In this episode, Stan speaks with Prof. Maurice Wallace of Rutgers University about the enduring impact of James Baldwin, the evolution of Black American vernacular, and the complex relationship…
Only Roundup Remains: The Last Cowboys of Montana's Highwood Mountains -- with Brian Liu & Andrew Labens
For over a century, a small group of dedicated cowboys has upheld a fading American tradition: the Highwood Mountains cattle roundup. In this episode of Back in America, we explore Only Roundup…
Green Cards, ICE, and Uncertainty: The Impact of A lien on Immigration Discourse
A green card interview is supposed to be the last step before legal residency—but what if it’s actually a setup?This episode of Back in America features filmmakers Sam and David Cutler Kreutz…
The First Amendment: Freedom of Religion and Diversity in America – A Conversation with Knox Thames
What does the First Amendment mean in a modern, diverse America? In this episode of Back in America, host Stan Berteloot speaks with Knox Thames, an international human rights lawyer, advocate, and…
Trump, cryptocurrency investment, and the Chinese-American voters: A Conversation with Coco Kee
Host Stan Berteloot welcomes Coco Kee, entrepreneur, blockchain pioneer, and host of the Blockchain Asia Podcast. Coco shares her journey from studying literature and theater at Peking University to…
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