Naomi Elias talks with Brian Raftery about the cultural and technological anxieties in 1999 films and their enduring legacy two decades later.
The 20-year Legacy of 1999 Films: An Interview with Brian Raftery
Interviews
A Whole New World: Talking to Peter Frankopan
Andy Fitch discusses China's rise in Central Asia and the new Silk Road with Peter Frankopan, author of the recent "The New Silk Roads."
Trump the Golf Cheat: An Interview with Rick Reilly
Scott Burton interviews sports writer Rick Reilly on his latest book "Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump."
Lowest White Boy: Amy M. Alvarez Talks with Greg Bottoms
Amy M. Alvarez interviews author and professor Greg Bottoms on growing up in the South and his latest book, "Lowest White Boy."
The Astrobiology of the Anthropocene: Talking to Adam Frank
Andy Fitch talks with Adam Frank about life in the universe, the (non)uniqueness of environmental change, and his recent book "Light of the Stars."
New Spells for the Future: A Conversation with Ben Okri
"It is a story and a poem and a dream and a nightmare, a fear and a hope, an alchemy and a spell and a liberation," says Ben Okri of his latest novel.
Appetite and Anger Harmonized with Knowledge: Talking to Rachana Kamtekar
Andy Fitch talks with Rachana Kamtekar about what is best and what is best for oneself.
