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An Early Facebook Investor Says The Social Network Is A Threat To Democracy
In "Zucked," venture capitalist Roger McNamee says Facebook is a good idea that's going horribly wrong. -
How Did America Become So Divided? A New Book Seeks To Explain
In "Fault Lines," historians Julian Zelizer and Kevin Kruse look at the political and cultural events of the last few decades that helped create a divided nation. -
'Walk This Way' Looks At How Aerosmith And Run-DMC's Famous Partnership Changed Music
Geoff Edgers' new book looks at how the famous song came to be, and the lasting influence it had on American culture. -
A New Chapter For Boston's North Bennet Street School
Trade schools are on the rise and Boston’s North Bennet Street School is riding the wave of renewed enthusiasm for professional, hands-on training. -
Author Tessa Hadley's 'Late In The Day' Has It All: Love, Life And Death
The British author's new novel is a romantic comedy about two long-married couples and their intertwined lives. -
How Mary Oliver's Poetry Helped Us Understand The World
Poet Richard Blanco looks back on the life and work of Mary Oliver, who died at the age of 83 earlier this month. -
Lessons Learned In Kim McLarin's 'Womanish'
Callie speaks with local author and Emerson College Professor Kim McLarin about her latest collection of personal essays. -
Jabari Asim On How White Lies Affect Black Lives
In his new book, Jabari Asim examines the country’s history of racial oppression and the ways in which black Americans have responded with tenacity. -
A Poetic Look At Martin Luther King, Jr. And His Legacy
Poet Richard Blanco shares works engaging with Martin Luther King, Jr. and his legacy. -
New Book Details 'The Secret Plot To Kill George Washington'
New York Times best selling author Brad Meltzer released his first non-fiction book for adults this month, which is based on the conspiracy plot to kill the nation's first president.
