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Film and TV producer Naomi Brockwell discussed her children’s book, Billy’s Bitcoin.

Authors Charles Calhoun, Jonathan White, and John Marszalek discussed the leadership of Presidents Ulysses S. Grant and Abraham Lincoln.

Authors Salena Zito and Alan Abramowitz examined the shift of the American electorate and the election of Donald Trump.

Authors examined race, economics, and the judicial system in the South from the 19th century through present day.

Authors Eric Etheridge, Brenda Travis, Jane Hearn, and Stephanie Rolph discussed civil rights history in Mississippi.

Authors Gary Krist, Andrew Lawler, and Jack Davis recounted the history of the Gulf region, the founding of Los Angeles and the search for the lost colony on Roanoke Island.

Authors Imani Perry, Sheryll Cashin, and Jabari Asim discuss race and identity.

A discussion on artificial intelligence from the 16th annual Annapolis Book Festival that featured Amir Husain, The Sentient Machine, and Paul Scharre, Army of None: Autonomous Weapons and…

Brigham Young University’s Daniel Peterson and Scientific American columnist Michael Shermer debate whether faith and reason are compatible.

Reza Aslan discussed his book, God: A Human History, at the 23rd annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books.

Susan Dunn, humanities professor at Williams College, recounted FDR’s efforts to ready America militarily for World War II.

A discussion on biography from the 23rd annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books that featured Jonathan Eig, Ali: A Life; John Farrell, Richard Nixon: A Life; Andrea Barnet, Visionary…

Ann Marie Ackerman discussed Death of an Assassin: The True Story of the German Murderer Who Died Defending Robert E. Lee from the 2018 Gaithersburg Book Festival.

Former presidential speech writer Curt Smith provided a history on the relationship between U.S. presidents and baseball.

Journalist Eliza Griswold reported on the impact of fracking on a small town near Appalachia.

Historian Jacqueline Jones recounted the life of writer and advocate Lucy Parsons from slavery through the Great Depression.

Authors Francisco Cantu and Stephanie Elizondo Griest shared their stories about the U.S. - Mexico border.

Mr. Jenkins talked about his book Looking for Alaska, published by St. Martin’s Press, a personal account of the people and culture in that state. He also talked about the experiences that…

Syndicated columnist Jonah Goldberg argued that tribalism, populism, and nationalism are threatening American democracy.

Authors Nadine Strossen and Laura Kipnis talked about free speech. Live, behind-the-scenes footage of the authors was shown after the end of the discussion.