Posted on · Award-winning actress Sharon Gless of 80s hit TV show 'Cagney & Lacy' talks about her remarkable career, struggles with alcoholism, fear of romantic commitment, encounters she's had with some of Hollywood’s biggest names, and her memoir, 'Apparently There Were Complaints'.
Posted on · The role of coral reefs in our ocean is not just a multicolored jewel of ecological diversity but a way of protecting our coastlines from erosion.
Posted on · How the science of behavioral psychology and a brave mother solved a series of crimes and changed the way authorities hunt down criminals.
Posted on · Today, we talk about finding blessings, gratitude, and inspiration – whether in everyday life or in times of crisis.
Posted on · In this discussion about his newest novel, Harlan Coben continues the tradition of gripping suspense, jaw-dropping twists that are the trademarks of him being a master of the thriller genre.
Posted on · What are the books that opened your eyes to the world? Which ones helped shape who you are? Today, we discuss the importance of literacy and representation in books, as well as recent challenges to reading materials.
Posted on · The co-creators of the PBS series Elinor Wonders Why share their knowledge about the science behind the deepest reaches of time and space.
Posted on · Haunted history buffs and listeners alike share their tales of things that went bump in the Texas night.
Posted on · Emotionally charged content kept people online, apart, and deeper into QAnon during the pandemic, according to a terrorism expert.
Posted on · The co-author of Peril discusses the unprecedented events from the Trump presidency to the 2020 Election, the January 6th insurrection, and the first look into Biden's presidency.
Posted on · Experts examine the role of challenged books in society and education.
Posted on · The "Godmother of Chicana literature" discusses her latest work, the value of solitude, travel, and more.
Posted on · Stereotypes of Latinos created a century ago still paint how entertainment media depicts Latinos today. While smaller publishing houses are avenues for Latino creatives, major film and book publishers still hold up walls.
Posted on · The prolific Hollywood actor shares his story on finding a new path in acting after spending time in some of the most dangerous prisons in the United States.
Posted on · Dr. Daniel E. Lieberman discusses why exercise is so good for the mind and body and why it's so hard begin.