Some books have titles that jump out right outat you, Carmela Ciurarus new group biography Lives of the Wives is definitely one of those books. She tells us about her five wives and the hazards of l

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One of our heroes Barbara Ehrenreich passed away earlier this year. She was one of Americas best undercover journalists. We once spoke with her about her book Bright Sided, her journey into the heart

Jeremiah Mosss Feral City is much much more than a covid memoir. In many ways it is a continuation of his desire to understand how and why New York city has changed, and if there is still a place fo

Yvette Gonzales tells us a first person story about what its like to be transgender in Prison. Gender theorist B. Preciado tells us about what happens when a person takes testosterone without the inte

In their new book Hollywood and Israel, film scholars Tony Shaw and Giora Goodman take us behind and beyond the screen to show how the worlds entertainment capital is an important player in internat

George Bush celebratesthe anniversary of 911 with some new dark paintings. Your host marks the occasion with some high stakes performance art. Plus un-learned art lessons from the $150,000 banana.

Growing up in Glasgow in the 1960s James Campbell got into loads of trouble. At the age of 15 he left school and started work at a printing factory. But then he discovered the magic of the road and th

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