Video: How to fix social media in America

Talking with "Capitol Tonight" about the relatively simple fix that could make social media much better in America.

Audio: Nathan Kousol, K-pop star from Arkansas, tells his story

Nathan Kousol is a member of the new group 1Verse, which also includes two defectors from North Korea, a Chinese-American from California, and a Japanese national.

The federal government shutdown hurts the South a lot more

When it comes to health care, which is what the federal government shutdown is about, some states will bleed. The South will gush.

Nathan Kousol is a budding K-pop star from, of all places, Arkansas

A kid from Arkansas and two North Korean defectors make up a new K-pop group with a remarkable origin story.

Iryna Zarutska and the doom loop of social media and politics

In 21st century America, our politicians take their cues from social media, and not the other way around. It's made debate more performative, less nuanced, and much, much dumber.

The case for breaking social media in America

Social media is breaking us in America. You could argue it already has. But there is a solution.

Q&A: The Living South's full conversation with climate educator Caroline Lewis

The Living South's conversation with climate educator Caroline Lewis, founder of the nationally-recognized CLEO Institute.

We can't give up hope on climate change, one of the South's top climate educators says

Caroline Lewis, "the Jane Goodall of climate change," says there's room for hope, but there's a hard road ahead.

Gutting PBS and NPR is a big deal in the South

Instead of defusing the "liberal media," this is going to prevent good information from reaching the places that many Republicans represent in Congress.

The Living South has a logo now

Why I chose a lighthouse to represent The Living South.

Video: What today's protesters learned from the Civil Rights Movement

There are hundreds of demonstrations planned across the South this weekend during the “No Kings” protests. Here's what today's marchers learned from the Civil Rights Movement.

Audio: NC pastor Isaac Villegas on giving sanctuary to undocumented people

Listen to The Living South's reporting on Isaac Villegas, a NC pastor who sheltered an undocumented woman for two years in his church.