Laurie Anderson Interview
My guest this week is the performance artist and singer/songwriter Laurie Anderson.
View ArticleNancy Krieger Interview
My guest this week is Nancy Krieger, a social epidemiologist at the Harvard School of Public Health. We talk how inequalities make people ill.
View ArticleMichel Gelobter Interview
My guest this week is Michel Gelobter, who was for many years the executive director of Redefining Progress. He’s also the founder and CEO of Cooler, Inc.
View ArticleMartín Espada Interview
My guest this week is the great poet Martín Espada, author most recently of The Republic of Poetry, which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. VIDEO
View ArticleCarl Kozlowski and Tim Joyce Interview
My guests this week are Carl Kozlowski and Tim Joyce, authors of "Seize the Day Job: The humor book Al-Qaeda kept you from reading."
View ArticleMoazzam Sheikh Interview
My guest today is Moazzam Sheikh, the author of “The Idol Lover and Other Stories from Pakistan.”
View ArticleLisa Curran Interview
My guest this week is Lisa Curran, director of the Tropical Resources Institute at Yale. We discuss global warming and sustainable development.
View ArticleMolly Ivins
2003 interview with the late Molly Ivins, best-selling author, and columnist for The Progressive.
View ArticleJuan Felipe Herrera Interview
My guest this week is the poet Juan Felipe Herrera, whose latest books is "187 Reasons Mexicanos Can’t Cross the Border."
View ArticleJudy Norsigian Interview
My guest this week is Judy Norsigian, executive director of Our Bodies, Ourselves, aka the Boston Women’s Health Book Collective, which has a new book out called "Our Bodies, Ourselves: Pregnancy and...
View ArticleEdwidge Danticat
Edwidge Danticat is a short story writer and novelist. Her first book, "Krik? Krak!" was a National Book Award Finalist. And "The Farming of Bones" won an American Book Award. We discussed her latest...
View ArticleKatha Pollitt
A 2007 Progressive interview with Katha Pollitt, the Nation columnist and author of “Learning to Drive: And Other Life Stories.”
View ArticleSalman Rushdie
My guest this week is Salman Rushdie, who just won the Booker Prize for the best novel by a Commonwealth writer in the last forty years for "Midnight's Children." His most recent novel is "The...
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