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The book was referenced as the source of inspiration when Joy described the literal experience of coding with a white mask.
And as I was having that experience of coding in the white mask, I really thought about the book Black Skin White Mask, which is talking about the ways in which people change themselves to fit a domin...
— Episode: Unmasking AI's Racism And Sexism
The book was referenced as the source of inspiration when Joy described the literal experience of coding with a white mask.
And as I was having that experience of coding in the white mask, I really thought about the book Black Skin White Mask, which is talking about the ways in which people change themselves to fit a dominant group.
The memoir was mentioned while discussing Terry Gross's 1984 interview with former First Lady Rosalynn Carter.
Terry Gross interviewed Carter in 1984 about her memoir, First Lady from Plains.
— Episode: Unmasking AI's Racism And Sexism
The memoir was mentioned while discussing Terry Gross's 1984 interview with former First Lady Rosalynn Carter.
Terry Gross interviewed Carter in 1984 about her memoir, First Lady from Plains.
Beam Up Your Bovine (With Light and Sound!) (RP Minis)
The book was presented as a comprehensive history of UFO sightings from the 1940s onward, detailing government investigations, military secrets, scientific searches for extraterrestrial intelligence, and the rise of conspiracy theories.
His new book, which begins in the 1940s, is about the history of reported UFO sightings, how the government investigates those sightings, what the military knows and what it keeps secret, and how UFO...
— Episode: UFOs: Conspiracy Theories, Secrets & Mys...
The book was presented as a comprehensive history of UFO sightings from the 1940s onward, detailing government investigations, military secrets, scientific searches for extraterrestrial intelligence, and the rise of conspiracy theories.
His new book, which begins in the 1940s, is about the history of reported UFO sightings, how the government investigates those sightings, what the military knows and what it keeps secret, and how UFO conspiracy theories start and spread.
The title of his book is UFO, the inside story of the U.S. government's search for alien life here and out there.
If you're just joining us, my guest is Garrett Graff and his new book is called UFO, the inside story of the U.S. government's search for alien life here and out there.
Garrett Graff's new book is called UFO, the inside story of the U.S. government's search for alien life here and out there.
We'll talk about the new book, UFO, the inside story of the U.S. government's search for alien life here and out there, after a short break.
A New History
Graff's earlier work, Watergate, was noted as a Pulitzer Prizefinalist history of the scandal.
Graff is the author of previous books about the history of the FBI, the Cold War plans to protect government leaders in case the U.S. is attacked with a nuclear weapon, and an oral history of 911. His...
— Episode: UFOs: Conspiracy Theories, Secrets & Mys...
Graff's earlier work, Watergate, was noted as a Pulitzer Prizefinalist history of the scandal.
Graff is the author of previous books about the history of the FBI, the Cold War plans to protect government leaders in case the U.S. is attacked with a nuclear weapon, and an oral history of 911. His book Watergate was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in history.
The book was described as a terrible work of conspiracy lore that reprinted the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and contributed to extremist narratives.
One of the original founders of these UFO conspiracies in the 1980s is this figure named Bill Cooper, who writes this book Beyond the Pale Horse, just a terrible book of conspiracies. I mean, a big ch...
— Episode: UFOs: Conspiracy Theories, Secrets & Mys...
The book was described as a terrible work of conspiracy lore that reprinted the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and contributed to extremist narratives.
One of the original founders of these UFO conspiracies in the 1980s is this figure named Bill Cooper, who writes this book Beyond the Pale Horse, just a terrible book of conspiracies. I mean, a big chunk of the book is just reprinting the protocols of the elders of Zion.
The memoir detailed her longtime struggles, odd jobs, and personal stories she had never shared before, offering an intimate look at her life and rise to fame.
In her new memoir, simply titled Leslie F.N. Jones, I can't say the actual word on the radio. For years, she worked odd jobs... In the book, Jones also shares details of her life that she's never spok...
— Episode: Comic Leslie Jones
The memoir detailed her longtime struggles, odd jobs, and personal stories she had never shared before, offering an intimate look at her life and rise to fame.
In her new memoir, simply titled Leslie F.N. Jones, I can't say the actual word on the radio. For years, she worked odd jobs... In the book, Jones also shares details of her life that she's never spoken about before.
She's written a new memoir titled Leslie F.N. Jones.
Thank you for this book.
Beam Up Your Bovine (With Light and Sound!) (RP Minis)
The book examined reported UFO sightings, the investigation process, and the military's secretive handling of the phenomenon.
We talk with journalist Garrett Graff about his new book UFO. It's about reported sightings, how they're investigated, and what the military keeps secret and why.
— Episode: Comic Leslie Jones
The book examined reported UFO sightings, the investigation process, and the military's secretive handling of the phenomenon.
We talk with journalist Garrett Graff about his new book UFO. It's about reported sightings, how they're investigated, and what the military keeps secret and why.
Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will to Survive
It was described as a 2019 memoir about her experience as a single mother living in poverty, which became a New York Times bestseller, was named one of President Obama's best books of 2019, and was later adapted into a Netflix series.
In the new book class, writer Stephanie Lan picks up where her 2019 book, Maid, left off.
— Episode: 'Maid' Author Stephanie Land On 'Class'
It was described as a 2019 memoir about her experience as a single mother living in poverty, which became a New York Times bestseller, was named one of President Obama's best books of 2019, and was later adapted into a Netflix series.
In the new book class, writer Stephanie Lan picks up where her 2019 book, Maid, left off.
Her first book, Maid, Hard Work, Low Pay, and A Mother's Will to Survive, was picked as one of former President Obama's best books of 2019 and made the New York Times Bestseller list.
A Guide Through the American Status System
It was presented as her new memoir about motherhood, hunger, and higher education--a sequel to her debut and a continuation of her story of juggling college, childcare, and work.
In the new book Class, writer Stephanie Lan picks up where her 2019 book, Maid, left off.
— Episode: 'Maid' Author Stephanie Land On 'Class'
It was presented as her new memoir about motherhood, hunger, and higher education--a sequel to her debut and a continuation of her story of juggling college, childcare, and work.
In the new book Class, writer Stephanie Lan picks up where her 2019 book, Maid, left off.
her new book Class a memoir of motherhood hunger and higher education which is a sequel to her bestselling debut book Made hard work low pay and a mother's will to survive.
Writer Stephanie Land her new book is Class a memoir of motherhood hunger and higher education.
The memoir was identified as the source material from which SofiaCoppola adapted her film Priscilla.
Coppola adapted the story from Priscilla Presley's 1985 memoir, Elvis and Me.
— Episode: Best Of: What's Next For Fox News? / Sof...
The memoir was identified as the source material from which SofiaCoppola adapted her film Priscilla.
Coppola adapted the story from Priscilla Presley's 1985 memoir, Elvis and Me.
when I read Priscilla's book, I was really surprised that she was living in Graceland while she was in high school.
The memoir was cited as the source material Coppola adapted for her film Priscilla.
Coppola adapted the story from Priscilla Presley's 1985 memoir, Elvis and Me.
— Episode: Best Of: What's Next For Fox News? / Sof...
The memoir was cited as the source material Coppola adapted for her film Priscilla.
Coppola adapted the story from Priscilla Presley's 1985 memoir, Elvis and Me.
I realized when I was reading her book how little we know about her.
A Guide Through the American Status System
The host said the new book Class continued the story after Stephanie Land's bestseller Made.
On Monday's show, I talk with writer Stephanie Land about her new book Class, which picks up where her bestselling book Made left off.
— Episode: Filmmaker Albert Brooks
The host said the new book Class continued the story after Stephanie Land's bestseller Made.
On Monday's show, I talk with writer Stephanie Land about her new book Class, which picks up where her bestselling book Made left off.
Black Men Identifying Their Pain and Reclaiming Their Power
The authors examined the unique trauma experienced by Black men and boys and argued that the book serves as a permission slip for them to speak about their pain. It was described as a new, urgent work that reframes the conversation around mental health.
In a new book, The Invisible Ache, Courtney B. Vance and psychologist Dr. Robin Smith explore the trauma unique to black men and boys and what they say is an urgent need to change the...
— Episode: The Mental Health Crisis Affecting Black...
The authors examined the unique trauma experienced by Black men and boys and argued that the book serves as a permission slip for them to speak about their pain. It was described as a new, urgent work that reframes the conversation around mental health.
In a new book, The Invisible Ache, Courtney B. Vance and psychologist Dr. Robin Smith explore the trauma unique to black men and boys and what they say is an urgent need to change the conversation about mental health.
I was just so struck reading your book right from the very start.
Our guest today is awardwinning actor Courtney B. Vance and psychologist Dr. Robin Smith. They have a new book out titled The Invisible Ache Black Men Identifying Their Pain and Reclaiming Their Power.
thank you for this conversation thank you Tanya so much thank you for setting the table Courtney B. Vance and dr. Robin Smith coauthored the book The Invisible Ache black men identifying their pain and reclaiming their power
Black Men Identifying Their Pain and Reclaiming Their Power
The book explored trauma unique to Black men and boys, rising suicide rates, and the need to shift conversations about mental health.
Their new book, The Invisible Ache, explores the trauma unique to black men and boys, the recent increase in suicides, and the urgent need to change the conversation about mental heal...
— Episode: What's Changing At Fox News?
The book explored trauma unique to Black men and boys, rising suicide rates, and the need to shift conversations about mental health.
Their new book, The Invisible Ache, explores the trauma unique to black men and boys, the recent increase in suicides, and the urgent need to change the conversation about mental health.
Stories of Women and Men
Maureen Corrigan reviewed the newly published short story collection, noting it contained three tales that examined troubled relationships between women and men and highlighted its reversechronological structure.
Our book critic Maureen Corrigan says the only flaw she sees with Keegan's work is that there isn't enough of it. Here's her review of So Late in the Day, a newly published collection...
— Episode: Life & Death In A Ukrainian War Zone
Maureen Corrigan reviewed the newly published short story collection, noting it contained three tales that examined troubled relationships between women and men and highlighted its reversechronological structure.
Our book critic Maureen Corrigan says the only flaw she sees with Keegan's work is that there isn't enough of it. Here's her review of So Late in the Day, a newly published collection of three of Keegan's short stories.
Claire Keegan's newly published short story collection, So Late in the Day, contains three tales that testify to the screwed up relations between women and men.
To give you a hint about Keegan's views on who's to blame for that situation, be aware that when the title story was published in France earlier this year, it was called Misogyny.
The three short stories in So Late in the Day appear in reverse chronological order, so that the last story, Antarctica, is the oldest, first published in 1999.
In contrast, the central story of this collection, called The Long and Painful Death, which was originally published in 2007, is a pensive masterpiece about male anger towards successful women and the female impulse to placate that anger.
The host introduced Barbra Streisand's memoir, describing it as covering her upbringing, criticism from her mother, love life, and career.
Barbra Streisand and her new memoir, She Writes About Everything, from growing up with a mother who constantly criticized her, to her love life and her extensive career.
— Episode: Best Of: Barbra Streisand / Tariq Trotte...
The host introduced Barbra Streisand's memoir, describing it as covering her upbringing, criticism from her mother, love life, and career.
Barbra Streisand and her new memoir, She Writes About Everything, from growing up with a mother who constantly criticized her, to her love life and her extensive career.
Ackerman's newest novel was mentioned as his latest fiction work following his memoir.
Elliott Ackerman is a former Marine ... his latest memoir is titled Places and Names and his latest novel is titled Halcyon.
— Episode: A Marine Reflects On War & Finding Purpo...
Ackerman's newest novel was mentioned as his latest fiction work following his memoir.
Elliott Ackerman is a former Marine ... his latest memoir is titled Places and Names and his latest novel is titled Halcyon.
The Epic Story of African Americans Fighting World War II at Home and Abroad
Delmont's book about AfricanAmerican soldiers in WorldII was highlighted as an upcoming paperback released in January.
His book is titled Half American, the Epic Story of African Americans Fighting World War II at Home and Abroad. It comes out in paperback in January.
— Episode: A Marine Reflects On War & Finding Purpo...
Delmont's book about AfricanAmerican soldiers in WorldII was highlighted as an upcoming paperback released in January.
His book is titled Half American, the Epic Story of African Americans Fighting World War II at Home and Abroad. It comes out in paperback in January.
His new book is Half American, the epic story of AfricanAmericans fighting World WarII at home and abroad.
His book Half American will be published in paperback in January.
The memoir was highlighted as a new 900page release that marked Streisand's return to the program, and the host repeatedly noted its title and significance.
Barbara Streisand has a new memoir called My Name is Barbara. Her career got off to a rocketing start.
— Episode: Barbra Streisand
The memoir was highlighted as a new 900page release that marked Streisand's return to the program, and the host repeatedly noted its title and significance.
Barbara Streisand has a new memoir called My Name is Barbara. Her career got off to a rocketing start.
Congratulations on the book.
If you're just joining us, my guest is Barbara Streisand and she has a new memoir which is called My Name is Barbara.
She has a new memoir called My Name is Barbara.
Sofia Coppola noted that the film was adapted from Priscilla Presley's 1985 memoir and that reading the book gave her insight into Priscilla's teenage experience living at Graceland.
Coppola adapted the story from Priscilla Presley's 1985 memoir, Elvis and Me.
— Episode: Sofia Coppola On 'Priscilla'
Sofia Coppola noted that the film was adapted from Priscilla Presley's 1985 memoir and that reading the book gave her insight into Priscilla's teenage experience living at Graceland.
Coppola adapted the story from Priscilla Presley's 1985 memoir, Elvis and Me.
So when I read Priscilla's book, I was really surprised that she was living in Graceland while she was in high school.
It's based on Priscilla Presley's 1985 memoir, Elvis and Me.
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