3:00 PM Pacific Time: Thursdays
In-depth interviews with authors of fiction and narrative non-fiction, delving deeply into political and social issues, literary technique, and the life of the author. Hosted by Richard Wolinsky.
Cari Beauchamp, author of "Joseph P. Kennedy Presents: The Hollywood Years," discusses Kennedy's foray into Hollywood in the late 1920s and the impact it had on our culture and more importantly, on our financial world today..
Allegra Huston, author of the memoir "Love Child," talks about growing up in the shadows of her father, John Huston and her sister, Anjelica Huston, and her search for identity.
Jerry Stahl, author of the new novel Pain Killers, discusses his work and his career as a Hollywood script doctor with host Richard Wolinsky.
Amy Goodman of "Democracy Now!" and journalist David Goodman discuss their most recent book, "Standing Up to the Madness," now out in trade paperback, and bring us up to date on events since the election of Barack Obama. They are interviewed by Richard Wolinsky.
Walter Mosley, author of the novel "The Long Fall" as well as the Easy Rawlins mystery series, is interviewed by Richard Wolinsky.
Abraham Verghese, author of the novel "Cutting for Stone" and the award-winning memoir, "My Own Country" is interviewed by Richard Wolinsky.
Zoe Heller, author of the novels "The Believers" and "What Was She Thinking? (Notes on a Scandal)" is interviewed by Richard Wolinsky.
An interview with David Grann, author of "The Lost City of Z", about the search for El Dorado in South America and the explorer who disappeared looking for it in 1925. Hosted by Richard Wolinsky.
T.C. Boyle, author of "The Women" discusses his novel, which is about the life and loves of architect Frank Lloyd Wright. He is interviewed by Richard Wolinsky.
Yiyun Li, author of the novel "The Vagrants" about life in China in 1979 discusses her work and career with host Richard Wolinsky.
