Episodes (Page 58)
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Former AG Eric Holder advocates for Supreme Court reform.
Eric Holder
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Emma Straub's novel This Time Tomorrow explores time travel.
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Two nonfiction books examine China's treatment of Uyghur Muslims.
Geoffrey Cain
Nury Turkel
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Chef Rick Martinez shares authentic Mexican recipes from his cookbook 'Mi Cocina'.
Ricky Martinez
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Shelby Van Pelt's novel 'Remarkably Bright Creatures' explores interspecies communication.
Shelby Van Pelt
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Bud Smith's novel 'Teenager' is a Bonnie and Clyde-esque adventure.
Bud Smith
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Former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper discusses ethical dilemmas in Trump's administration.
Mark Esper
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Two nonfiction Pulitzer Prize winners are highlighted: Andrea Elliot and Erin Kelly.
Andrea Elliot
Erin Kelly
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Hernan Diaz's novel 'Trust' explores the illusion and power of money.
Hernan Diaz
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Isabel Cañas' debut novel 'The Hacienda' blends romance, terror, and the supernatural.
Isabel Canas
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Minnie Driver's memoir 'Managing Expectations' details her 'surreal' experience with fame.
Minnie Driver
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Joshua Prager's book 'The Family Roe' humanizes the 'Roe v. Wade' case.
Joshua Prager
Shelly Lynn Thornton
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Two books reflect on motherhood for Mother's Day.
Amy Tan
Glenn Boozan
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Dolen Perkins-Valdez's novel 'Take My Hand' fictionalizes forced sterilizations.
Dolen Perkins-Valdez
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Colson Whitehead's novel 'Harlem Shuffle' blends heists and New York real estate.
Colson Whitehead
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Devon Price discusses 'unmasking' for people with autism in 'Unmasking Autism'.
Devon Price
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Danica Roem's memoir 'Burn the Page' recounts her journey as an elected official.
Danica Roem
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Two memoirs celebrate the influence of Black female artists.
Danyel Smith
Margo Jefferson
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Liana Fink's graphic novel 'Let There Be Light' retells Genesis with a female God.
Liana Fink
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Nina Jankowicz's 'How to Be a Woman Online' addresses online harassment.
Nina Jankowicz