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Cornel West

Mentioned in 4 analyzed podcast episodes across 4 shows

A Harvard PhD and prominent Black intellectual known for political commentary and social criticism. He is frequently cited in podcast discussions for his sharp critiques of political figures and rhetoric, including his analysis of Gavin Newsom's SAT comment as reflective of white supremacist ideology. His work on justice and social philosophy is referenced in media discussions about ethics and public discourse.

Episode Appearances

How to Be a Better Human

How to Be a Better Human · Mar 16, 2026

How to find your purpose (w/ Yara Shahidi)

Professor whose classes Yara attended; exemplifies optimism while maintaining granular awareness of global challenges and injustices

Finding and defining personal purposeOptimism as a daily practice and mindsetBalancing multiple careers and identities
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KCRW's Left, Right & Center

KCRW's Left, Right & Center · Feb 27, 2026

Does Trump’s Economic Vision Match What Americans See?

Political commentator criticizing Gavin Newsom's SAT score joke as reflecting white supremacist ideology

Trump State of the Union Economic MessagingSupreme Court Tariff Ruling and IEPA AuthorityPresidential Tariff Powers and Congressional Authority
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Armstrong & Getty On Demand

Armstrong & Getty On Demand · Feb 24, 2026

I Rolled A 6. Do I Go After The Pope Or Those Damn Immigrants?

Harvard PhD and prominent Black intellectual who criticized Newsom's SAT comment as reflecting white supremacist thinking

Ukraine-Russia War Military Casualties and Economic ImpactState of the Union Address Constitutional Role vs. Modern PracticeImmigration Policy and Border Security Messaging
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TED Radio Hour

TED Radio Hour · Jan 2, 2026

Navigating uncertainty

Quoted by Yifat Susskind: 'Justice is what love looks like in public'

Medical Clowning and Therapeutic HumorCynicism and Trust in SocietyHopeful Skepticism as Alternative Framework
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