Episode 571: Mark Whitaker, Author of Saying It Loud
Episode 525: Keith Law, Author of The Inside Game
Episode 466: Te-Ping Chen, Land of Big Numbers
Episode 447: Anne Helen Petersen, Author of Can't Even
Episode 423: David Maraniss, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author and Journalist
Episode 393: Erin Carlson, Author of Queen Meryl
Episode 362: Robert W. Fieseler, Edgar Award-Winning Author of Tinderbox
Episode 310: Trust Me Author Hank Phillippi Ryan
Episode 308: Crux Author Jean Guerrero
Episode 277: Shallow Graves Author Maureen Boyle
Episode 253: Dreamland Author Sam Quinones
Episode 187: Janesville Author and Washington Post Reporter Amy Goldstein
Today’s guest is Amy Goldstein, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for The Washington Post and author of Janesville, An American Story. Goldstein sits down with Gary Almeter to discuss the time she spent in Janesville, Wisconsin, issues middle class communities face when work disappears, and the resilience she witnessed firsthand during her research process.
“Resilience is the word that very much applies to the people I know in Janesville.”
Learn more about Amy Goldstein by visiting her official website or following her on Twitter @goldsteinamy.
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Episode 150: Author and Journalist Tom Shroder
Tom Shroder, award-winning journalist, writer, and editor, talks to Daniel Ford about his early desire to be a writer, why he got into journalism, and what inspired him to tell his grandfather’s story in The Most Famous Writer Who Ever Lived: A True Story of My Family.
To learn more about Tom Shroder, visit his official website or follow him on Twitter @tomshroder.
