Anthony Rudel discusses his informative little book on the history of radio.
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Anthony Rudel discusses his informative little book on the history of radio.
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Jerry Beck returns to discuss the latest DVD cartoon sets that he has curated, as well as a host of lovely new publications he has written.
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Our friend Steven Rinella returns to From the Bookshelf to discuss his latest book American Buffalo. Entertainment Weekly says of this book, “ The story of our country, Rinella shows, is inextricably intertwined with the story of this animal. A–”
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Humorist Roy Blount Jr. joins us this week to discuss his new book and other stuff. It’s fun! Check out Roy’s website www.royblountjr.com
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Stefan Kanfer’s biography Somebody: The Reckless Life and Remarkable Career of Marlon Brando is the topic this week.
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Philip Norman, whose Beatles biography SHOUT! is a classic, joins Gary to discuss his new book on John Lennon.
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Donald Spoto returns to the life of the master of suspense for the third time. His new book, Spellbound By Beauty is his acclaimed new look at Alfred Hitchcock’s obsessions.
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William Graebner examines the Patty Hearst case. Gary asks about Steven Weed’s moustache.
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Simon Baatz sheds new light on the bizarre case of Leopold and Loeb on this week’s From the Bookshelf.
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Diana Spechler returns to From the Bookshelf to discuss her impressive debut novel, Who By Fire .
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