Historian Jill Watts discusses her latest book, The Black Cabinet: The Untold Story of African Americans and Politics in the Age of Roosevelt.

Historian Jill Watts discusses her latest book, The Black Cabinet: The Untold Story of African Americans and Politics in the Age of Roosevelt.

Suzanne Finstad discusses her new revised book, Natalie Wood:The Complete Biography

From The Bookshelf remembers the legendary Carl Reiner as we present interviews from our archive.

Larry Tye, whose books include biographies of Robert Kennedy and Satchel Paige, returns to discuss his new book, Demagogue: The Life & Long Shadow Of Senator Joe McCarthy.

Daphne Geismar discusses her book Invisible Years: A Family’s Collected Account of Separation and Survival During The Holocaust in the Netherlands.

Novelist Kerri Maher discusses her new book, The Girl In White Gloves: A Novel Of Grace Kelly.

Two great guests! Neal Bascomb discusses Faster: How A Jewish Driver, An American Heiress, And A Legendary Car Beat Hitler’s Best, and Liz Pollock talks about The Lost Restaurants Of Santa Cruz County.

In case you missed this interview with artist Robynn Smith last week, here is an encore presentation. Robynn is the founder of Print Day In May which is coming this Saturday!