The People’s Recorder Podcast: Deep in Turpentine
While working on the WPA Florida guidebook, the Federal Writers’ Project team – including Zora Neale Hurston and Stetson Kennedy – documented a wide range of life from prison camps…
Bullseye: Judy Chicago
Judy Chicago knew she wanted to be an artist since she was young. We're talking 4, 5 years old. And unlike many kids who dream big like that, Judy Chicago…
Imaginary Worlds: The Father of Sword and Soul
Charles R. Saunders loved Tarzan as a kid, but he was also repulsed by the racism in those books since Charles was Black. So, he created a counter narrative about…
Detroit Design Archive: Ron Miller
a prolific sign painter from the city
Talking Vintage Books with Paul Giamatti
Actor and genre fiction fanatic Paul Giamatti stopped by to talk genres, collecting and the need to read!
Dish Podcast: Emilia Clarke
Emilia joins us to celebrate Dish’s fourth birthday. The celebrations begin with a chilled glass of Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée Champagne and a tomato tonnato salad, packed with all the salty,…
The Rosebud Podcast: Christine Baranski
Christine Baranski talks about her childhood in a close Polish family in Buffalo, New York, where she shared a bedroom with her theatrical and flamboyant grandmother, a formative influence. She…
The Rosebud Podcast: Ralph Fiennes
Ralph Fiennes talks about the unusual and artistic home they made for their six children, and the legacy of hard work and creativity that has given him and his siblings.…
The Rosebud Podcast: Fran Lebowitz
Leading up to the 250th anniversary of American independence, Rosebud is giving you a series of interviews recorded in New York City. Our first is with the sharpest observer of…
The Rosebud Podcast: Matt Haig
Matt Haig talks about shoplifting as a teenager, being ADHD and autistic, and the first book he fell in love with. He talks about meeting his wife, going to Ibiza,…