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Category Archives: Media Appearances
No, seriously: Why do people run for president?
[Talk of the Nation] I was on NPR’s Talk of the Nation yesterday, talking about my op ed on why presidents run. You can listen here, and you can read the original piece here. The best caller was an older … Continue reading
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The Bengals are on the radio
[91.7 WXVU] On Sunday’s Cincinnati Edition, I had a nice conversation with Mark Perzel about my feature on the Bengals, the county, and their ruinous stadium lease. You can listen to it here.
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David Markson, Part III
[ABC's The Book Show] Sunday night (Monday morning in Australia), I appeared on ABC’s The Book Show to talk about authors’ libraries with Anita Barraud. If you want to listen to the interview, click here. And if you’ve found this … Continue reading
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Talking David Markson on NPR’s All Things Considered
[NPR] On this weekend’s All Things Considered, I got a chance to talk with Guy Raz about David Markson and the surprising fate of many authors’ libraries. The segment was based on my story for the Boston Globe‘s “Ideas” section … Continue reading
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Bob Woodward’s New Book
On Monday, Bob Woodward’s latest book, Obama’s War, will hit stores in Washington, D.C., and everywhere else. As so often happens with high-profile political releases — in fact, I talked about this in my recent story on the digital leaking … Continue reading
