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School Meals for All by Sage Ellison addresses the critical issue of school lunch debt and emphasizes the importance of providing equitable access to nutritious meals for every student. Recognizing that hunger significantly hampers academic potential, Ellison explores how traditional lunch-debt policies disproportionately affect financially struggling families, further compounding educational inequities.

"Empowering Workers: Unionization and Card-Check Neutrality for Fair Workplaces" by Sage Ellison is a vital guide for employees and community leaders seeking to advocate for fair wages, benefits, and working conditions. As workplaces evolve, understanding the potential of unionization and card-check neutrality becomes essential for creating positive change. The book addresses common challenges many workers face, such as lack of transparency regarding wages, feeling undervalued, and compromising safety in the workplace.

"Tech Trust" by Sage Ellison is a crucial guide for communities striving to regain control in a digital landscape dominated by tech giants. It addresses the widespread feelings of powerlessness against monopolistic practices and offers a roadmap for change. By harnessing collective power, communities can foster equity, innovation, and resilient local ecosystems. The book explains core principles of tech antitrust, providing listeners with practical solutions to combat technology monopolies and crafting effective advocacy strategies.

"Childcare Equity" by Sage Ellison addresses the pressing issues facing early childhood education, specifically focusing on the need for fair wages for caregivers and universal access to quality pre-kindergarten programs. The author highlights the crucial role that early education plays in building a thriving society and aims to empower communities to drive transformative change.

"Fair Wages" by Sage Ellison is an essential guide that empowers individuals and communities to advocate for a $15 minimum wage with inflation indexing. The book addresses the pressing issue of stagnant wages amidst rising living costs, which affects many families across America. It emphasizes that this struggle is not just an economic problem but a communal one, fostering instability and stress. Ellison provides clear insights into the principles of minimum wage advocacy and explores the complexities of inflation-adjusted wages.

Protecting Care by Sage Ellison serves as a vital resource for those dedicated to ensuring equitable and inclusive healthcare for all, particularly in the realm of gender-affirming care. The book addresses the challenges faced by community members in accessing healthcare that respects and affirms their identities. By navigating the complex landscape of protections and policies, listeners can empower themselves and their communities.

Safe Communities by Sage Ellison offers a comprehensive approach to transforming neighborhoods into safe, supportive environments. The book addresses pressing issues such as crime, substance use, and mental health crises, emphasizing that positive change begins within the community. Ellison provides practical strategies for enhancing public safety, developing harm reduction plans, and fostering active participation among residents. Listeners will learn how to create effective communication networks that address local concerns and leverage crime reduction techniques to foster peace of mind.

Grounded Greatness argues that the future of urban mobility lies not in expensive tunnels or elitist air taxis, but in surface-level public transit. Buses, trains, and last-mile solutions—when digitally integrated—offer the most scalable, equitable, and sustainable way to move people in dense cities. Drawing on global case studies, the book shows how data, AI, unified payments, and people-first design can dramatically improve access and efficiency. It makes the case for reclaiming streets as civic spaces, promoting mobility justice, and shifting investment toward systems that serve everyone.

The intellectual foundation established by the Kalkiism Research Center in Nepal, composed of a team of 50 leading economists and 50 top medical professionals, has strongly advocated for free health care for all citizens in Nepal. Interestingly, this appears to be merely a byproduct of a cashless economy where all banks are owned by the government. Another byproduct is the eradication of the inhumane dowry system, which has long dehumanized half the population. A third benefit is the elimination of corruption.

The escalating trade tensions between the United States and China are no longer just a bilateral issue—they’ve become a threat to the global economy. With tariffs soaring, markets trembling, and supply chains rattled, the rest of the world watches nervously. But it doesn't have to end in economic wreckage. A better path is possible—one that benefits both Washington and Beijing, and stabilizes the broader international system.

From the Black Death to the Spanish Flu, from HIV to COVID-19, The Secret Plague peels back the carefully constructed narratives and uncovers the disturbing patterns that history tries to forget. With a journalist’s eye for detail and a researcher’s hunger for truth, this book dives into suppressed vaccine trials, lab-created viruses, eugenics disguised as philanthropy, and eerily predictive simulations that seemed to script our present long before it arrived.

For generations, creating a family was an ordinary part of human life. But today, there’s a marked gap between how many children people want to have, and how many they actually will. As birth rates plummet around the world, this book answers the urgent question: How did such a fundamental...

For readers seeking solutions to finally end the gun violence that kills tens of thousands of people each year in the United States— from a Harvard-trained trauma surgeon treating victims in Chicago If hope for ending gun violence can take hold in Chicago’s South Side, then it can take hold...

One of America’s leading educators explains what children need to thrive and excel. In The Well-Educated Child, Dr. Deborah Kenny offers an inspiring vision for education that cultivates intelligent, happy, morally grounded young people. This landmark book will change the way we think about...

La sagrada familia es la investigación más exhaustiva sobre el núcleo de poder que orbita en torno a Pedro Sánchez. El análisis de más de 10.000 documentos permite reconstruir con precisión quirúrgica el funcionamiento real de un modelo sostenido en privilegios, fidelidades personales y acceso discrecional a recursos del Estado. Alejandro Entrambasaguas tira del hilo con la obsesión de seguir el rastro de quiénes se han beneficiado de su cercanía al presidente.

In Unfair Care, renowned healthcare innovator and top-of-his-profession dentist Dr. Bryan Laskin exposes a truth most patients never find out: the system is built to serve institutions, not you. The result? Overcharges, confusion, and a feeling that you’re always one step behind. Whether you’re a patient tired of being ignored, a clinician disillusioned by a failing system, or a change-maker ready to disrupt the status quo, Unfair Care will transform how you navigate and challenge the U.S. medical system.

Life partner intergenerational marriage developed over centuries, each faith creating their own rules of behavior. At the Founding of the United States of America, Religious Freedom was the cornerstone of society. At the start, couples would enter into the vows of their respective faith without government interference. In 1877, consistent with the Constitution, the United States Supreme Court declared that marital was a private contract. Eleven years later, four Justices declared that the amorphous State had always regulated marriage and divorce.

In 1960, Barry Goldwater set forth his brief manifesto in The Conscience of a Conservative. Written at the height of the Cold War and in the wake of America’s greatest experiment with big government, the New Deal, Goldwater’s message was not only remarkable, but radical. He argued for the value and importance of conservative principles—freedom, foremost among them—in contemporary political life. Using the principles he espoused in this concise but powerful book, Goldwater fundamentally altered the political landscape of his day—and ours.

Republicanism is arguably the most powerful political idea in history, an extraordinary feat of human imagination that balances individual liberty with collective responsibility. The Environmental Republic reclaims this idea as the path to sustaining our life together on a changing planet, reframing our relationship to the environment not as a constraint on liberty but as its republican foundation.

In One Nation Under the Influence, he asks hard questions and provides clear answers, taking listeners from the streets of San Francisco and New York to the southern border, up to Canada, and across to Europe to show how we can chart a necessary way forward. The solutions are out there, if only we have the will to apply them.