James Kaplan returns to discuss his new book, Time Magazine’s Paul McCartney
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James Kaplan returns to discuss his new book, Time Magazine’s Paul McCartney
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The Wrecking Crew were the studio musicians who played on hit after hit in the 1960’s. Kent Hartman tells their amazing story.

Adam Abraham discusses his book When Magoo Flew: The Rise & Fall Of Animation Studio UPA
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Patty Farmer discusses her new book The Persian Room: An Oral History Of New York’s Most Magical Nightspot
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Civil War historian Adam Goodheart discusses his book 1861: The Civil War Awakening
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Bob Black talks about his book Come Hither To Go Yonder: Playing Bluegrass with Bill Monroe
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Film historian and literary lion Stefan Kanfer returns to talk a bit more about Bogart and movies we love!
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Lisa See discusses her brilliant history of her Chinese family in America, On Gold Mountain.
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One of my favorite writers Marc Eliot returns to talk about his biography of Steve McQueen.
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Film historian James Neibaur reviews the birth of the Little Tramp in Early Charlie Chaplin.
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