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Malaka Gharib and the Elusive American Dream

By Jeff Daugherty|2019-04-29T11:04:54-04:00April 26th, 2019|Save the World|

“Twenty-five years later, my parents would tell me that being married to each other was the closest they ever got [...]

By Aisha K. Staggers|2018-10-17T17:15:15-04:00November 13th, 2017|Nonfiction|

If Jenifer Lewis can't make you laugh, then you just don't have a sense of humor. Lewis' career spans nearly [...]

By Rachel Carter|2018-09-14T14:42:42-04:00August 14th, 2017|Potpourri|

When you read as much as we do, it can be hard to find a good new book. There are [...]

By JeriAnn Geller|2018-09-14T16:51:59-04:00January 13th, 2016|Potpourri|

My first time listening to Selected Shorts on NPR was also my first real driveway moment. I was spellbound and [...]

By Carole Claps|2018-09-14T16:52:35-04:00November 11th, 2015|Nonfiction|

Greg O'Brien There’s hardly a family in America that hasn’t been touched by Alzheimer’s disease. More than 5.4 [...]

By Joel Higgins|2018-10-12T10:11:40-04:00July 3rd, 2015|Potpourri|

Here on this summer night in the grass and the lilac smell Drunk on the crickets and the starry sky [...]

By Mea Stewart|2018-10-12T10:10:34-04:00June 28th, 2015|Potpourri|

Summer has fully sprung and you may think that you missed your chance to be summer-time fine. Maybe there just [...]

By Jordan Foster|2018-09-14T17:22:58-04:00May 8th, 2014|Nonfiction|

Known as the “voice of books” on NPR, Alan Cheuse is the author of five novels and four collections of [...]