Mitchell Stephens

In his new book, Imagine There's No Heaven: How Atheism Helped Create the Modern World, Mitchell Stephens, historian, journalist and professor of Media Studies at New York University, argues that most advancements in human thought were made by non-believers.

How do you sell the census to minority groups? On the Media finds one ad doesn't fit all.

OTM says Goodbye Y1K...Hello Y2K. As the Millennium turns OTM asks, "What's changed?" And what will media future look like?

TV rating systems; Charles Schultz and Willam F. Buckley retire; stupid questions for presidential candidates; movies as toy tie-ins? The Internet in its Infancy; Columbine shooters.

New Hampshire media landscape; Schwing Magazine; Opera News; homelessness; a newspaper golden age.

Will it Ever End? Monica: The Interview and The Book; RIP Perp Walk; Celebrities For Drugs; The 20th Century's Best Journalism; Black Historian Tires of Black History Month

No, they're not related! Brian Lehrer interviews Jim Lehrer about news judgement in the Age of Monica.

Manafort before the fall: The creation of the "Made for TV" Republican National Convention.