Ann Hulbert examines American approached to parenting, from Dr. Spock to the present, Raising America. Plus, Indian journalist Aniruddha Bahal exposes the seedy underbelly of corruption and crime in Kashmir in his debut novel, Bunker 13. And Donald Bain joins stewardesses Margaret Rose and Cindy Kuhns to talk about some of the hilarious adventures of flight attendents, Coffee, Tea or Me.
Ann Hulbert
Ann Hulbert examines American approached to parenting, from Dr. Spock to the present, Raising America: Experts, Parents and A Century of Advice About Children.
Music: Avalon Soundtrack music by Randy Newman
Music: Avalon Soundtrack music by Randy Newman
Aniruddha Bahal
Indian journalist Aniruddha Bahal exposes the seedy underbelly of corruption and crime in Kashmir in his debut novel, Bunker 13.
Music: Catch Me If You Can Soundtrack composer John Williams
Music: Catch Me If You Can Soundtrack composer John Williams
Donald Bain, Margaret Rose and Cindy Kuhns
Donald Bain joins stewardesses Margaret Rose and Cindy Kuhns to talk about some of the hilarious adventures of flight attendents, Coffee, Tea or Me: The Uninhibited Memoir of Two Airline Stewardesses.
Music: Catch Me If You Can Soundtrack composer John Williams
Music: Catch Me If You Can Soundtrack composer John Williams
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