The coronavirus is still spreading in the U.S. and around the world. Many people are unsure how to protect themselves from the virus. To discuss, we FEATURE Susan Blumenthal. Blumenthal served as U.S. Assistant Surgeon General, Senior Global Health Advisor and the first Deputy Assistant Secretary of Women’s Health in the US Department of Health and Human Services and was a White House Advisor on Health. She is currently a Senior Fellow in Health Policy at the New America, Senior Policy and Medical Advisor at amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research and Chair of the Global Health Program at the Meridian International Center where her work focuses on a broad range of public health and science issues facing the nation and world. Media includes: The New York Times, The Medical Herald, U.S. News and World Report, Ell Magazine, PBS.

Today Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of two felony sex crimes. To discuss, we FEATURE Linda A. Seabrook. Seabrook is General Counsel at Futures Without Violence where she leads a number of programs aimed at reducing violence against women and children. Prior to her role at Futures Without Violence, she was at Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, a national top-tier labor and employment law firm where she focused on employment discrimination and sexual harassment cases, and occupational safety and health law. Media includes: The Post & Courier, USA Today.

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An oil price war has begun between Russia and Saudi Arabia, which caused oil prices to plunge on Monday. To discuss, we FEATURE Marcela Donadio. Donadio is the former Southwest Sub-Area Energy Industry Leader and Americas Oil & Gas Sector Leader for Ernst & Young, a global professional services firm that provides auditing, accounting, tax, and transactions services for clients in 140 countries. As Americas Oil & Gas Sector Leader, she was responsible for leading one of the firm’s most well-established and highest revenue-generating industry groups. In this capacity, she managed more than 60 partners and 500 professionals serving oil and gas companies throughout the United States, Canada, and Central and South America. Media includes: Houston Chronicle.

Three projectiles were launched in North Korea on Monday. This is the second nuclear test the country has done in a week. To discuss, we FEATURE Soo Kim. Kim is a former CIA North Korea analyst and currently a policy analyst at the RAND Corporation. Her East Asia subspecialties include leadership and decision-making, authoritarian regimes, regional security, nonproliferation, and North and South Korea. Kim also has experience in the intelligence community and US homeland security issues, including immigration, border security, and illicit networks. Media includes: Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Washington Post, NBC News, CNN, BBC, PBS.

Twitter recently flagged a Trump campaign tweet as misinformation. The tweet featured a video of Joe Biden speaking at a rally. In the video, Biden says "we an only re-elect Donald Trump" before the video cuts off. In reality, the video cuts Biden off midsentence and reads in full: "We can only re-elect Donald Trump if, in fact, we get engaged in this circular firing squad here." To discuss, we FEATURE Melita M. Garza, PhD. Garza is an associate professor at Texas Christian University’s Bob Schieffer College of Communication in Fort Worth, Texas. She teaches courses on media literacy and fake news, journalism history, business journalism and accountability reporting, and diversity and the media. Media includes: The Chicago Tribune, Bloomberg News, The Los Angeles Times.

It is Women's History Month. It was recently reported by Axios that women are more likely to lead effective mass protests. Female-led protests are also more likely to be non-violent. To discuss, we FEATURE Celina Su. Su is Marilyn J. Gittell Chair in Urban Studies and an Associate Professor of Political Science at the City University of New York. Her research concerns civil society and social policy, especially health and education. Her work focuses on how everyday citizens engage in and shape policy-making and community development—via deliberative democracy, community organizations, and protest and social movements. Media includes: The Nation, The Progressive, PBS.

Pornhub, one of the largest websites for porn, is currently under fire as a petition circulating accuses the website of profiting off videos of rape and sexual abuse. Pornhub has been under fire before for not removing videos that were reported as rape and revenge porn. To discuss, we FEATURE Emily F. Rothman, SCD. Rothman is a Professor of Community Health Sciences at the Boston University School of Public Health. She is also a visiting scientist at the Harvard Injury Control Research Center (HICRC). Rothman is a researcher and conducts studies on dating violence, sexual violence, pornography, and human trafficking. She authored a report on programs for perpetrators of intimate partner violence published by the World Health Organization and has collaborated with colleagues in violence prevention at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Media includes: The Wall Street Journal, Teen Vogue, CNN, NBC, NPR.

There's virtually no chance that a woman will be the Democratic nominee now that Elizabeth Warren has dropped out of the race. Now, many Democrats are insisting that a woman be put on the ticket as the vice presidential candidate. To discuss, we FEATURE Joanne Bamberger. Bamberger is an entrepreneurial journalist, award-winning writer, attorney, and political/media analyst. She is the author/editor of the Amazon #1 bestseller Love Her, Love Her Not: The Hillary Paradox, an anthology that explores the question of why so many Americans, especially women, have such complicated and conflicting feelings when it comes to one of the most well-known and admired women in the world — Hillary Clinton. She is also the publisher and editor in chief of The Broad Side, a noted digital magazine of women’s commentary. Bamberger is is a sought after speaker on a variety of topics that touch on the political and social activism of women. Media includes: The Washington Post, The Daily Beast, Washingtonian Magazine, CNN, ABC, Fox News.

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving a 15-year old boy who stabbed his grandfather to death. The case will determine whether judges have to prove juvenile offenders are incorrigible before giving them a life sentence. To discuss, we FEATURE Tara Huffman. Huffman is the Director of the Criminal and Juvenile Justice Program at Open Society Institute-Baltimore. Before that, she served for five years as the Deputy Director for Policy and Programs at the Coalition for Juvenile Justice in Washington, D.C. There, she managed a project to advocate for national standards to reduce incarceration and criminalization of juvenile status offenders. Active in the community, Huffman has a deep commitment to reforming policies and practices that contribute to racial disparities, an over-reliance on incarceration, blocked opportunities, and unrealized potential. Media includes: Al Jazeera, Baltimore Sun, CNN.