DacherKeltner, psychologist, University of California, Berkeley, is a consultant to the film Inside Out. He speaks onthe 2015 American 3D computer-animated comedy-drama film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released...
Bill Chappell speaks about some memorable events of the Winter Olympics 2018. The Americans made history, winning their first ever medal in a longtime Olympic favourite, the luge? Chappell: Yes,...
The origin of the universe, the nature of space, the reality of time: these are ancient questions. Libraries across the world are filled with heavy books that are, themselves, heavy...
Dee Rees, Mudbound director, is the first black woman nominated for an Oscar in Best Adapted Screenplay. Singer and actor Mary J. Blige is the first anyone — ever —...
Kate Bowler’s new memoir, Everything Happens for a Reason And Other Lies I’ve Loved, is a funny, intimate portrait of living in that nether space between life and death. In...
Writer and cartoonist Tim Kreider speaks about his new book of nonfiction essays about women he has known called “I Wrote This Book Because I Love You”.It’s a series of essays...
In the 2012 best-selling novel “Me Before You”an idealistic young Englishwoman named Louisa Clark becomes the caretaker of a wealthy businessman left paralyzed from a motorcycle accident. They fall in love....
Patrick Sharkey, chair of New York University’s sociology department and scientific director of Crime Lab New York speaks on crime decline in big cities of US. Sharkey’s new book is...
Rickey Jackson spent nearly four decades in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. In May of 1975, when a shopkeeper at a small Cleveland grocery store was slain during...
There’s a big, green, tinsel warning label across the cover of Martha Brockenbrough’s new book, ”Love, Santa”, illustrated by Lee White. It reads: “The beautiful truth about Santa.” Your book...
