Author, essayist and journalist Lance Morrow joins Book TV to talk and take calls about American culture, politics, and history. Mr. Morrow’s many books include The Chief and the forthcoming The Noise of Typewriters: Remembering Journalism.
Congressman Ken Buck (R-CO) argued that big tech companies like Apple and Google are hurting commerce and censoring speech. He was interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporter Ryan Tracy.
Talk show host Armstrong Williams and civil rights attorney Ben Crump shared their concerns about the education system in America. They were interviewed by Politico education editor Delece Smith-Barrow.
Washington Post columnist Philip Bump examined how baby boomers have impacted the U.S economy and political system and how future generations will fare. He was interviewed by Millennial Action Project president Layla Zaidane.
Tiya Miles talked about her book, All That She Carried," which has won numerous awards including the Cundill History Prize. About Books also reported on the latest publishing industry news, insider interviews, and current non-fiction books featured on…
American University’s David Marchick discussed lessons learned from the failures and successes of past presidential transitions. Politics and Prose Bookstore in Washington, D.C., hosted this program.
Author and former WorldNetDaily.com senior editor Jerome Corsi argued that climate change is a hoax pushed by the radical left to bring down capitalism. He was joined by Marc Morano, author of “Green Fraud.” This event was hosted by the Heritage Foundation in…
Vince Ellison argued Democratic Party leaders and their progressive policies are purposely misleading the American public and destroying the country. He was interviewed by syndicated columnist and television host Armstrong Williams.
Charlayne Hunter-Gault talked about her 50 years as a reporter and the Black Americans she wrote about over that time. This event was hosted by the Auburn Avenue Research Library in Atlanta.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Alice Walker spoke about her development as a writer and activist. The Dallas Museum of the Arts hosted this virtual program.
Dipo Faloyin, senior editor at Vice, talked about the history and future of Africa, which he says is depicted too simplistically and without nuance in the Western world. He spoke at McNally Jackson Bookstore in New York City.
Seeking Educational Excellence (SEE) executive director Charles Love argued that Black Lives Matter and the 1619 Project are a danger to the future of American democracy. AM560 Radio’s “The Answer” in Chicago hosted this event.
Authors Ryan Anderson and Alexandra DeSanctus discussed the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe. v. Wade and their book on the abortion debate in America. The Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., hosted this event.