Oct 02 Watch How the implausible quest to 'have it all' may set women up for disappointment How the implausible quest to 'have it all' may set women up for disappointment… Continue watching
Oct 01 Watch Rita Moreno reflects on life as an entertainer, stereotype roles in Hollywood Rita Moreno reflects on life as an entertainer, stereotype roles in Hollywood… Continue watching
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Sep 26 Watch Graham Nash Talks 'Wild Tales' and Musical Friends A member of the 1960s British rock group the Hollies and one-fourth of the super-group Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Graham Nash has just come out with a new memoir of his life called "Wild Tales." Jeffrey Brown caught up… Continue watching
Sep 24 Watch Reza Aslan's 'Zealot' Aims to Better Understand Jesus by Understanding His World In his new book, "Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth," author and scholar Reza Aslan sets out to dig through generations of interpretation to get to know Jesus, the real, historical figure and the world he lived… Continue watching
Sep 23 Watch Searching for Lessons on Education at Schools Around the Globe Searching for Lessons on Education at Schools Around the Globe… Continue watching
Sep 20 Jesmyn Ward Reflects on the Task of Writing 'Men We Reaped' By Molly Finnegan Writer Jesmyn Ward discusses the role and strength of women in her community, and the time it took to write and understand the loss of her loved ones for her memoir "Men We Reaped."… Continue reading
Sep 20 Watch Facing an 'Epidemic' of Death, Jesmyn Ward Writes Memoir of Loss, Larger Forces Facing an 'Epidemic' of Death, Jesmyn Ward Writes Memoir of Loss, Larger Forces… Continue watching
Sep 18 Watch Capturing Mathew Brady, Photographer Who Shaped Our Vision of the Civil War Capturing Mathew Brady, Photographer Who Shaped Our Vision of the Civil War… Continue watching
Sep 17 Edwidge Danticat on Using Writing to Reach the Past, Look Forward, Solve Problems By Molly Finnegan "Claire of the Sea Light" is a story of death and loss, but also the enduring power of love. The intertwined lives in a small fishing village are upended when a seven-year-old girl disappears. Haitian-born novelist Edwidge Danticat has returned… Continue reading