Gary Shapiro’s From the Bookshelf

Samuel Garza Bernstein

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Guest Samuel Garza Bernstein discusses his new book, Staring Joan Crawford: The Films, The Fantasy, and the Modern Relevance of a Silver Screen Icon

Gary Shapiro’s From the Bookshelf

Gary L. Shapiro, Ph.D.

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Gary Shapiro talks to Gary Shapiro about his new book, Out Of The Cage: My Half Century Journey From Curiosity To Concern For Indonesia’s “Person Of The Forest”

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Britta Lee Shain / Steve Noonan

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Two great interviews with singer-songwriters originally aired in 2016 and reposted  as part of the From The Bookshelf Music Archive!! First it’s Britta Lee Shain whose love affair with Bob Dylan is the subject of her book Seeing The Real You At Last. Next we listen to my interview with Steve Noonan who recounts the recording of his 1968 Elektra LP!

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Barney Saltzberg – Lemony Snicket

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Barney Saltzberg talks about his work including his latest The Smell Of Wet Dog and Daniel Handler AKA Lemony Snicket discusses Poison For Breakfast.

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William Cooper

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William Cooper discusses his new book, How America Works And Why It Doesn’t: A Brief Guide To The US Political System.

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Julie Farnam

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Julie Farnam, author of Domestic Darkness: An Insider’s Account of the January 6 Insurrection, and the Future of Right-Wing Extremism, returns to discus the dangers of a possible second Trump presidency.

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Carrie Courogen

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Carrie Courogen discusses her her new biography Miss May Does Not Exist: The Life And Work Of Elaine May, Hollywood’s Hidden Genius.

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Adam Higginbotham

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Adam Higginbotham discusses his new book, Challenger: A True Story Of Heroism And Disaster On The Edge Of Space.

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More With George Schlatter

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In his 96th year, the creator of Laugh-In, George Schlatter returns for more unlikely stories from his long show business career.

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Larry Tye on Ellington, Armstrong, & Basie

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Historian Larry Tye returns to discuss his new work, The Jazzmen: How Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and Count Basie Transformed America.