Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg created the largest participatory art installation on the Washington National Mall since the AIDS quilt of 1996, entitled ‘In America: Remember,’ composed of 700,000 white flags, in the shadow of the Washington Monument.

Dr. Richard Brennan, WHO Emergency Operations, sat down this week with Steve and Professor Leonard Rubenstein, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Dr. Jennifer Nuzzo has emerged as a forceful expert voice making sense of the complex and times confusing, shifting shoals of the pandemic.

On October 7, Andrew and Steve sat down with a close friend, Georgetown’s Prof. Larry Gostin, for a lively live-cast conversation about his new book.

Dr. Leana Wen joined us this week to explore her personal history and its revelations, laid out in remarkably candid detail in her newly released memoir.

Carmen Paun, a dynamic, fresh media voice on global health in Washington, shares her personal and career journey to launch POLITICO Global Pulse.

In a recent New Yorker ‘Letter from Biden’s Washington,’ Susan Glasser delivers a stark indictment: Trumpists and Republican leadership are consciously keeping enough people resisting the Biden administration’s efforts to control the virus “to keep the disease wreaking havoc.”

Dr. Monica Gandhi toured the landscape with us.

Dr. LaQuandra S. Nesbitt, Director of the DC Department of Health, returned as our guest to share her reflections.

Tom Bollyky joined us on the occasion of our 100th episode.

Professor Larry Gostin joined us for a spirited conversation of where America as a country stands today

In conversation with Steve Morrison on August 3, Dr. Fauci began by laying out the $3.2b Antiviral Program for Pandemics.

Chris Murray, director of IHME, joined our podcast once again, at this major moment of reset of expectations

Dr. Birx joined us for an extended conversation on the accelerating changes surrounding us

Gary Edson, President and founder of The Covid Collaborative, joins us to explore why the international response to Covid-19 has been so radically different from the response two decades ago to the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

We’re blessed to sit down with Dr. Charity Dean.

Washington Post ace reporters Yasmeen Abutaleb and Damian Paletta take us inside their newly released blockbuster

Three angles on what transpired on January 6: the most poignant, vivid, revealing moments, and how to digest the gravity and meaning of the siege and its aftermath.

Rep. Tom Cole (R-OK), the senior House appropriator and a respected national leader on health security at home and abroad, joins us for a wide-ranging conversation.

Krishna Udayakumar explains how he systematically assembled data to make sense of the fast-moving global marketplace in vaccines.

Philip Zelikow has launched an ambitious fast-moving planning effort to scope what a commission on the pandemic in America would look like.

CSIS Schieffer Series hosted a high-energy exchange on “The Next Phase Of Covid-19.”

Dan Diamond has covered health, politics, and the White House for the Washington Post since January 19.

Dr. Monica Gandhi has thought deeply about the complex transition we have entered, with many vaccinated, and many not.

Dr. Castrucci joined us to discuss his evolving collaborations with noted Republican pollster Frank Luntz.