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Robbi Kumalo’s life in music took her from school assemblies and New York recording studios to performing alongside legendary artists—and through a life-changing multiple sclerosis diagnosis. In conversation with host Tom Kranz, she reflects on adapting to illness, rebuilding after homelessness, and...

Teresa Magistro shares the remarkable immigrant story of her mother, Antonetta Vincatorio Lombardi—a woman who crossed from poverty in Italy to build a life and raise a family in America. Their conversation explores Italian American history, family traditions, and the stories that can disappear if n...

Jeffrey Ashkin previews his new novel, the Second World of Sendel, in which humans pay a high price, literally, for extended life through cloning.

It's possible, even probable, that no one has the depth of knowledge about rock 'n' roll history that Richie Unterberger has. His 40+ year career, starting as a DJ in college to writing 15 books, countless reviews and articles, has focused on the music of the 60s and 70s. This episode focuses on his...

Lauren Reisner made the brave transition from a 20-year career as a lawyer to a full-time author. Her first novel will be coming soon. She's already launched a business being a ghostwriter for anyone who would like her words to tell their story.