I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream, when Leonard and chowhound David Rosengarten discuss our favorite frozen treat. And historian Michael R. Gardner looks at civil rights, Harry Truman, and the Supreme Court he shaped.
Chowhound David Rosengarten
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream, when Leonard and chowhound David Rosengarten do a blind ice cream testing, and discuss our favorite frozen treat. Visit David Rosengarten's Rosengarten Report.
Michael R. Gardner
Harry S. Truman: a hero of the civil rights struggle? That's what historian Michael R. Gardner posits in his new biography, Harry Truman and Civil Rights: Moral Courage and Political Risks, when he looks at the president and the Supreme Court he shaped.
Jimmy Bosch
"Salsa Dura" performer Jimmy Bosch will salsify your curiosity about his music and career, on the eve of his Midsummer Night's Swing performance.
Thomas McCormack
Thomas McCormack, formed CEO of St. Martin’s Press, on his new play about the New York publishing world, “Endpapers”
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