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Think features in-depth interviews with compelling guests, covering a wide variety of topics ranging from history, politics, current events, science, technology and trends to food and wine, travel, adventure and entertainment.
Becoming A Writer February 21, 2013
How did stories about World War II inspire a young Australian to become a writer?
Previewing The Oscars February 21, 2013
Who will win big at Sunday night’s Academy Awards?
Bernini’s Beloved February 20, 2013
How did the sculptor Bernini choose his subjects and what do we know of his relationships with the people he immortalized in marble and clay?
The Financial Crisis, The Response, And The Work Ahead February 20, 2013
What is still needed for our economy to fully recover from recent financial woes?
Bob Balaban’s Creature From the Seventh Grade February 19, 2013
What makes a character work on the page or on the screen and just how important are those traumatic pre-teen years to a writer and actor’s later creativity?
A Conversation with Judy Blume February 19, 2013
What makes a children’s book a classic and how is literature for young people changing today?
Underwater Eden February 14, 2013
What will it take to preserve the remaining few pristine marine ecosystems on the planet?
The Art Of Nonfiction February 14, 2013
What drives a writer to tell important stories and do the hard work to tell them well?
Slavery And The War Of 1812 February 13, 2013
How did the War of 1812 impact the future of slavery and the roles African Americans would play in the U.S. Military and in future conflicts?
Photographing 19th Century China February 13, 2013
What can we learn from 140-year-old photographs of a place and way of life that just doesn’t exist anymore?
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