Featured
James Hillman undertakes a groundbreaking examination of the psychological origins, needs, and rewards of war. » continue reading
More From SoCal
-
Podcasts
-
Podcasts -
Podcasts -
Podcasts
Podcasts
Recent Podcasts
James Hillman undertakes a groundbreaking examination of the psychological origins, needs, and rewards of war.
Hear award-winning author and wunderkind Jonathan Safran Foer discuss his first nonfiction book, Eating Animals
Drawing on family papers and materials never before available, historian and author Melvin I. Urofsky explores the electrifying life and career of Louis D. Brandeis
Award-winning, bestselling author Nick Hornby read from and discuss his latest work, Juliet, Naked.
Novella Carpenter in conversation with Evan Kleinman. In Carpenter's Farm City, urban and rural collide in this wry inspiring memoir of a woman who turned a vacant lot in downtown Oakland into a thriving farm.
Insightful lecture by Audrey Friedman Marcus, widow of Fred Marcus who fled Germany and went to Shanghai to escape the Nazis.
Prominent addiction and behavioral specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky and co-author Dr. S. Mark Young discuss their new book, The Mirror Effect: How Celebrity Narcissism is Seducing America
Interview with photographer Gerardo Nigenda from Sight Unseen: International Photography by Blind Artists and poet Gabriela Jauregui of the recently published Controlled Decay.
One of America's most performed and admired composers, Adams (Nixon in China, Doctor Atomic) helped shape the landscape of contemporary classical music. His new memoir reveals the inner workings of his creative process and illuminates the recent history of music-making.
Mark Murphy interviews Elizabeth LeCompte, artistic director of New York performance ensemble The Wooster Group, about La Didone.
American Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman and renowned engineer Danny Hillis.
RSS: Full KCET Feed
