Our nation has a love-hate relationship with argument.

A lot of us love to argue, but even more of us hate the result.

Our politics seem stuck in the mud, and many of our self-appointed thought leaders are

reducing the great debates of our time to shouting matches.

And it's not just politics, it's art, it's culture.

Thoughtful discussion is missing almost everywhere in our lives.

But you'll find it on Hear Me Out, Slates New Podcast.

I'm your host Celeste Headley.

Each week we'll bring you an insightful guest with a challenging point of view and engage

them in an honest, good faith dialogue without partisan cliches.

It's human life.

If it's that important to you, you have to put your money where your mouth is.

Often the police don't do anything to resolve the questions that you call them for, and

yet we are taught that the police are the only people we can call.

The everything that Ben Shapiro is going to say is not necessarily good, but the best way

to prove that a bad idea is bad is not by refusing to talk about it.

We'll talk, we'll listen, and we'll ask the hard questions that bring out the best answers

from all sides on issues that matter to the world and to you.

That's every Tuesday on Slates Hear Me Out with me, Celeste Headley.

Starting on March 21st, join us wherever you listen.