For the past two weeks, protests have broken out in Iran and all over the world following the death of a 22-year-old Iranian woman, Mahsa Amini. These protests are different, in addition to holding signs and chanting, women are also cutting their hair and burning their scarves in reaction to this young woman's death. Join us on Tuesday to answer the big questions. Who is the Morality Police? What do they do? What do Iranians think of them and what could happen to them in the future?

From September 23-27, the United Nations met for its 77th General Assembly at its headquarters in New York City. Join us on Tuesday to learn about who the key speakers were, what they discussed, and what their plan of action is to achieve their mission of the "maintenance of international peace and security".

The outdoor apparel company, Patagonia, has a new owner, the Earth! The creator of the company, Yvon Chouinard, made the landmark decision of entrusting the $3 billion company's profits to combat climate change and protect undeveloped land around the globe. Join us on Tuesday to find out what this means and why he did it.

Good news or bad news? It depends on who you ask! Two massive changes have occurred in England; a new King and a new prime minister in the span of a few weeks. Join us to discuss the legacy of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and how Liz Truss can fill the shoes of her predecessor, Mr. Boris Johnson. Good news or bad news; you decide!