THE WAKE OF WAR: ENCOUNTERS WITH THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN
With Anne Nivat (Award-Winning Journalist)
Categories:
International Affairs
The Afternoon Magazine
CONVERGENCE CULTURE: WHERE OLD AND NEW MEDIA COLLIDE
With Henry Jenkins (Professor of Humanities and the Founder and Director of the Comparative Media Studies Program at MIT)
Categories:
Media and journalism,
Technology
THE FEW: THE AMERICAN “KNIGHTS OF THE AIR” WHO RISKED EVERYTHING TO FIGHT IN THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN
With Alex Kershaw (Writer and HIstorian)
FLOWER CONFIDENTIAL: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE BEAUTIFUL IN THE BUSINESS OF FLOWERS
With Amy Stewart (Writer)
Categories:
Business,
Gardening and Horticulture
FINAL EXAM: A SURGEON’S REFLECTIONS ON MORTALITY
With Pauline W. Chen (Writer and Surgeon)
Links:
Categories:
Health
THE BROKEN BRANCH: HOW CONGRESS IS FAILING AMERICA AND HOW TO GET IT BACK ON TRACK
With Thomas E. Mann (Senior Fellow in Governance Studies at the Brookings Institution)
Categories:
Government,
Politics
IN SPITE OF THE GODS: THE STRANGE RISE OF MODERN INDIA
With Edward Luce (Washington Bureau Chief for the Financial Times)
Categories:
International Affairs
MYSTERIES OF SEX: TRACING WOMEN & MEN THROUGH AMERICAN HISTORY
With Mary P. Ryan (Professor of History at Johns Hopkins University)
Categories:
Gender issues
THE SISTER KNOT: WHY WE FIGHT, WHY WE’RE JEALOUS, AND WHY WE’LL LOVE EACH OTHER NO MATTER WHAT
With Terri Apter (Contributor to The Times Literary Supplement), and , and Marion Quinn (Sister of Terri Apter)
Categories:
Community
KINGFISH: THE REIGN OF HUEY P. LONG
With Richard D. White, Jr. (Professor of Public Administration at Louisiana State University)