Episodes (Page 54)
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Nina Totenberg's memoir 'Dinners with Ruth' details her friendship with Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Nina Totenberg
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Barbara Ehrenreich details the struggles of low-wage workers in 'Nickel and Dimed'.
Barbara Ehrenreich
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Two authors discuss mental health and accessing feelings through their books.
Anna DeForest
Bassey Ikpi
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Gaia Vince argues migration is key for billions to survive climate change.
Gaia Vince
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Olaf Olafsson's novel 'Touch' explores love, loneliness, and lost memories.
Olaf Olafsson
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David Maraniss' book 'Path Lit by Lightning' re-examines Jim Thorpe's life.
David Maraniss
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Helena Andrews-Dyer's 'The Mamas' examines parenting through race and class.
Helena Andrews-Dyer
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Salman Rushdie's books explore magical realism and identity.
Salman Rushdie
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Ali Vitali's 'Electable' analyzes the political glass ceiling for women.
Ali Vitali
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Emma Donoghue's 'Haven' depicts medieval monks seeking isolation on an island.
Emma Donoghue
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Anya Kamenetz's 'The Stolen Year' details pandemic's impact on education.
Anya Kamenetz
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Abdulrazak Gurnah's 'Afterlives' portrays life under German colonization in East Africa.
Abdulrazak Gurnah
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Two thrillers by Paula Hawkins and Amanda Jayatissa explore class inequality.
Amanda Jayatissa
Paula Hawkins
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Sidik Fofana's 'Stories from the Tenants Downstairs' tackles gentrification.
Sidik Fofana
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Ellen Jovin's 'Rebel With a Clause' documents grammar across the U.S.
Ellen Jovin
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Blitz Bazawule's novel 'The Scent of Burnt Flowers' blends fiction and history.
Blitz Bazawule
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Belinda Huijuan Tang's debut novel 'A Map For the Missing' weaves family history.
Belinda Huijuan Tang
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Mohsin Hamid and Alora Young discuss colorism's impact in their books.
Alora Young
Mohsin Hamid
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Julia Whelan's 'Thank You for Listening' playfully critiques romance novels.
Julia Whelan
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Sen. Tim Scott's memoir 'America: A Redemption Story' details second chances.
Tim Scott