The spectacular collapse of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange has sent shockwaves through the finance sector, leaving investors scrambling to recover their deposits and sending other crypto firms into chaos with one major lender going bust just this past Monday. On this edition of KCBS In Depth, as the fallout continues

Just a few short days ago the possibility of a full scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia remained unthinkable to many, but then it happened, leaving us to come to terms with a suddenly-changed world. On this edition of KCBS In Depth, we consider the far reaching impacts of the first major war to break out between Europe

We live in a world of constant convenience, where  just about any material need can be met with a simple click of a button or a swipe on a phone screen. But what if this relentless pursuit of momentary pleasures is actually becoming the source of some of our greatest pains? On this edition of KCBS In Depth, we speak wi

LaDoris Cordell has racked up quite a few firsts in her decades-spanning legal career: In 1982 she became the first black woman judge to serve on any court in Northern California. Then six years later after a successful election bid she became the first black superior court judge in Santa Clara County’s history. But th

We’re living through an age of dramatic advancements in medical technology, but as prominent vaccine expert Paul Offit points out, the history of medical innovation is often marked by tragic missteps, the costs of which are measured out in human lives. He joins this edition of KCBS In Depth to discuss his new book unpa

Meat grown in a lab, produce grown on a shelf, plants recombined to taste just like meat: these days the future of food is arriving at breakneck speeds, but will that future be any better than where we’ve already been?  On this edition of KCBS In Depth, we take a closer look at some of the emerging high tech innovation