From Studio H3 in the Current Affairs World Headquarters, it's Current Affairs, your

ears' greatest hour of politics and culture.

Today on the program, we discuss whether work is good.

Nathan gives us his best pitch for randomized college admissions, and we all share our worst past

beliefs.

Our panel today, current affairs contributing editor and intercept politics editor, Brianna Joy Gray.

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Current Affairs legal editor Esquire, Oren Nimney.

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Current Affairs Amusements editor, Lighter Gold.

And the editor-in-chief himself, Nathan, J. Robinson.

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I'm your host, Pete Davis.

Let's begin with segment one.

What do we actually want?

Sometimes we on the left think we know what we want, and the only thing stopping

us is we haven't won power yet. But other times we don't yet know what we actually want.

To remedy this, we present to you the recurring segment, what do we actually want? This week's

topic is work good? Senators Kirsten Gillibrand, Corey Booker, and Bernie are

floating federal jobs guarantee plans, causing a flare up in the intra-left federal jobs guarantee

versus universal basic income debate. Teams are lining up on each side with Matt Iglesias of

Vox, Matt Brunig of the People's Policy

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