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David McCullogh discusses his new book, The Wright Brothers.
GARY SHAPIRO’S FROM THE BOOKSHELF
From the Bookshelf is produced with support from radio station KSQD in Santa Cruz California. Host Gary Shapiro brings you interviews with best selling authors of fiction and nonfiction, graphic novelists, actors, photographers, and singer-songwriters discussing their works. Visit us on Facebook! Your comments are welcome. Email us at gary@rattlebrain.com.
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From The Bookshelf Remembers Monica Lewis
/RSS FeedThis week we listen back to an interview with actress and singer Monica Lewis. She died on June 12 at the age of 93.
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Vincent Bugliosi 1934 – 2015
/RSS FeedListen back to our 2007 interview with the late Vincent Bugliosi, the brilliant prosecutor in the Manson Case. Bugliosi discusses his “magnum opus” Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President Kennedy.
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Tara Murtha on Bobbie Gentry
/RSS FeedTara Murtha discusses her fine biography of the enigmatic Bobbie Gentry, Ode To Billie Joe.
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Historian Jonathan W. Jordan
/RSS FeedJonathan Jordan discusses his new book, American Warlords: How Roosevelt’s High Command Led America To Victory In World War II.
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Joan Kramer & David Heeley
/RSS FeedJoan Kramer & David Heeley are the people who created those wonderful PBS documentaries about Katherine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart, Fred Astaire and Spencer Tracy among others. Now they have written a book about their experiences In The Company Of Legends. They talk all about it on this week’s show!
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Tom Santopietro
/RSS FeedTom Santopietro returns to discuss his latest book, The Sound Of Music Story.
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Paula Rabinowitz on Paperbacks
/RSS FeedPaula Rabinowitz discusses her brilliant new book, American Pulp: How Paperbacks Brought Modernism to Main Street.
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Cynthia Lennon
/RSS FeedCynthia Lennon died on April 1, 2015 of cancer. She was 75. In 2005 she wrote a memoir of her ten years with John Lennon. This interview with Cynthia Lennon was recorded on Thanksgiving Day, 2005.
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Film Historian Jeanine Basinger
/RSS FeedThe brilliant author, educator and film historian Jeanine Basinger returns to talk about guess what: Movies!