Episodes (Page 55)
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Marianne Wiggins and Lara Porzak discuss finishing 'Properties of Thirst'.
Lara Porzak
Marianne Wiggins
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Albert Woodfox discusses criminal justice reform and his book 'Solitary'.
Albert Woodfox
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Nikole Hannah Jones adapted 'The 1619 Project' into a children's book.
Adam Rubin
Nikole Hannah Jones
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Imani Perry's 'South To America' explores the complex history of the American South.
Imani Perry
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Lan Samantha Chang's 'The Family Chao' is a murder mystery inspired by Dostoyevsky.
Lan Samantha Chang
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Devon Price discusses 'Unmasking Autism' and the exhaustion of masking.
Devon Price
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Lindsey Vonn's memoir 'Rise' details her journey to Olympic ski champion.
Lindsey Vonn
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Ian Falconer discusses his children's book 'Two Dogs' inspired by dachshunds.
Darryl McDaniels
Ian Falconer
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Alan Henry's 'Seen, Heard, and Paid' offers advice for workplace advocacy.
Alan Henry
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Candice Millard's 'River of God' explores the 19th-century Nile River exploration.
Candice Millard
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Amina Luqman-Dawson's YA novel 'Freewater' is set in the Great Dismal Swamp.
Amina Luqman-Dawson
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Eve Fairbanks' 'The Inheritors' examines the lasting effects of Apartheid.
Eve Fairbanks
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CC Sabathia discusses alcoholism and fame in his memoir 'Til The End'.
CC Sabathia
Ron Shelton
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Doreen Cunningham's memoir 'Soundings' documents a gray whale migration.
Doreen Cunningham
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Jamil Jan Kochai uses sci-fi elements in 'The Haunting of Hajji Hotak'.
Jamil Jan Kochai
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Davey Davis' book 'X' portrays a dystopian reality for marginalized groups.
Davey Davis
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Carmen Rita Wong's 'Why Didn't You Tell Me?' questions assimilation.
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E.O. Wilson's 'Anthill' uses the narrative of war to describe ants.
E.O. Wilson
Ed Yong
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Ann Leary's 'The Foundling' is based on her grandmother's asylum work.
Ann Leary
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Joseph Han's 'Nuclear Family' spans Hawaii and the Korean Peninsula.
Joseph Han