Crystal Zevon tells us about her late husband Warren Zevon, and his famously fast-paced lifestyle. But first, a sneak peek into the secret lives of writers. And a new documentary goes behind the scenes of a tumultuous, five-decade love affair that continues today. Plus: Please Explain ice cream!
How Writers Write
Editor Dan Crowe and contributors Siri Hustvedt and Nicole Krauss explore the creative process, and offer some tricks of the trade in How I Write.
How I Write is available for purchase at amazon.com
Crazy Love
In his documentary "Crazy Love," Dan Klores goes behind the tabloid headlines to shed light on the obsessive, five-decade love affair between Burt and Linda Pugach.
The Wild Life of Warren Zevon
Warren Zevon won a cult following and a place in rock and roll history with hits like “Werewolves of London.” In I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, Crystal Zevon tells us about her late husband, and his famously fast-paced lifestyle.
Please Explain: Ice Cream
On today's Please Explain, Bruce Tharp, Adjunct Professor of Food Science at Penn State, answers your questions about ice cream. Call 212-433-9692.
Tharp's Food Technology
Tharp's Food Technology
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