Podcasts
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With his regular contributions to Sports Illustrated (where his by-line first appeared in 1962) and NPR's Morning Edition, Frank Deford is one of the most influential voices in the American sports media. The author of fourteen books and a Hall of… more
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Peter D. Kramer, a practicing psychiatrist and professor of psychiatry at Brown University, is the author of the international bestseller Listening to Prozac: A Psychiatrist Explores Mood-altering Drugs and the Meaning of the Self. The book was a… more
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• Recorded May 10, 2005Jonathan Eig, Luckiest Man: The Life and Death of Lou Gehrig - Jonathan Eig is a senior special writer for The Wall Street Journal, has written for Esquire, The New Republic , and other major magazines, and has appeared on CNN, FOX, MSNBC, and… more
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• Recorded May 6, 2005Grammy Award winner Jill Scott grew up in North Philadelphia. She was discovered by The Root's drummer Amir, who invited her to perform with the band on "You Got Me," a Top 40 pop hit in 1999. Her platinum debut, Who is Jill Scott?, wowed the… more
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• Recorded May 5, 2005Shalom Auslander was raised as an Orthodox Jew in Spring Valley, NY. Nominated for the prestigious Koret Award for writers under thirty-five, he has published articles in Esquire and stories for This American Life. Beware of God is a surreal… more
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• Recorded Apr 28, 2005Always a joy and an education to read (even if you don't care about proper behavior), Miss Manners is known for her down-to-earth wisdom and pithy wit. Judith Martin, the Miss behind the manners, writes a syndicated advice column for the… more
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• Recorded Apr 26, 2005Joseph D. Pistone served in the FBI for 28 years, including six years under cover infiltrating the New York Mafia where he posed as a jewel thief under the name Donnie Brasco. During the 70s, Pistone began collecting evidence against members of… more
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A best-selling cultural critic and frequent radio commentator, Sarah Vowell is a contributing editor for NPR's This American Life and the author of The Partly Cloudy Patriot and Take the Cannoli. Known for her witty and irreverent exposés of the… more
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• Recorded Apr 20, 2005Activist Loung Ung spoke to students about her experiences during the Cambodian genocide as recounted in her book, First They Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers
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Kazuo Ishiguro was born in Nagasaki, Japan, in 1954 and moved to Britain in 1960. He is the celebrated author of A Pale View of the Hills; An Artist of the Floating World ( 1986 Whitbread Award ); The Remains of the Day, the Booker Prize winner… more
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Sue Monk Kidd's fiction debut, The Secret Life of Bees, transformed the acclaimed memoirist into a literary superstar. With more than 3 million copies in print, The Secret Life of Bees has remained on the New York Times bestseller list for more… more
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• Recorded Apr 7, 2005Liz Smith knows everyone and she dishes with style in her syndicated gossip column published in more than seventy newspapers. Her new book, Dishing, is a memoir-in-recipies - including Elizabeth Taylor's Chipped Beef à la Krupp Diamond, Richard… more
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• Recorded Apr 5, 2005Camille Paglia is University Professor of Humanities and Media Studies at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and the author of several best-selling books including Sexual Personae; Sex, Art, and American Culture; and Vamps and Tramps. In… more
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• Recorded Mar 31, 2005With the publication of his first novel, Jonathan Safran Foer became a certified literary wunderkind at the age of 25. The assured and hilarious prose of Everything Is Illuminated tells the story of a young man's search for the woman who saved… more
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Mary Gordon is the author of the acclaimed novels Final Payments , The Other Side, and Spending . Her most recent work includes a biography of Joan of Arc and a collection of autobiographical essays, Seeing Through Places . She has received a… more
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James B. Stewart is the best-selling author of Blind Eye and Blood Sport , and the blockbuster Den of Thieves. A former Page-One editor at the Wall Street Journal, he is a regular contributor to The New Yorker and an editor-at-large for Smart… more
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Orson Scott Card is the author of the sci-fi classic Ender's Game (1985), "the science fiction novel for people who don't think they like science fiction." He was the first author ever to win both the Nebula Award for Best Novel and the Hugo… more
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• Recorded Mar 10, 2005Lewis Lapham began his long, distinguished tenure as editor of Harper's Magazine in 1971, having worked previously for the San Francisco Examiner and New York Herald Tribune . His books include Money and Class in America , Hotel America , and… more
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• Recorded Mar 7, 2005Ari Fleischer was the press secretary for President George W. Bush from January 2001 to July 2003, the culmination of a 21-year career in government and politics. Fleisher previously served as the Senior Communications Advisor and Spokesman for… more
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• Recorded Mar 2, 2005Sir Roger Penrose is Emeritus Rouse Ball Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford and is the best-selling author of The Emperor's New Mind. He is the recipient of numerous prizes and awards, most notably the Wolf Prize in physics,… more
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