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  • Dignity Talks about Poverty with David Shipler

    Dignity Talks about Poverty with David Shipler
    2026/10/30
    In this episode, Dignity Talks with David Shipler, a Pulitzer-Prize-winning journalist and author of many books looking at social justice in a wide range of contexts. Our guest host, Pablo Mezquita-Mendina, wanted to explore how poverty affects a person's dignity, so he reached out to David, whose book, The Working Poor: Invisible in America, had had a big impact on him. In this conversation, David and Pablo explore what dignity means in the context of people struggling to get by, how poverty and homelessness affect a person's sense of self and how they're seen in the world. And what we can all do to protect the dignity of people who are experiencing economic hardship.
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    36 分
  • AI in the Classroom

    AI in the Classroom
    2026/10/16
    AI is everywhere -- especially in our classrooms. But we wanted to know how AI is affecting the dignity of students -- is it helping them to learn more, to grow, to have access to more information and a bigger world? Or is making them dumber -- doing work for them, while allowing them to hide what they haven't learned? Is it destroying the very things education is designed to do -- make us curious about the world and develop our ability to critically manage information? Or is it helping us be more rigorous consumers of information? We wanted to know how students -- and teachers -- think about how AI is affecting the dignity of students. So we asked our former high school teachers -- each of whom has very different views on the subject. And we also asked two experts: one, a high school student and the other, Dr. Josh Gellers, a recognized expert in machine learning and robotics who has written books on the subject.
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    57 分
  • Interview with Delaware Chief Justice Seitz

    Interview with Delaware Chief Justice Seitz
    2026/10/16

    We wanted to know how judges think about dignity in the work they do so we asked a sitting state Supreme Court Justice, Collins J. Seitz, of Delaware, who has been deeply involved in judging both in his home state and throughout the country. Here, he speaks with guest hosts Pablo Mezquita-Medina and Jourdan Wright for an exclusive, intimate, and very thoughtful discussion about what it means to judge with dignity and how we can make sure that law reflects dignity of the people it is designed for.
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    27 分