Political scientist Christian Alfonsi argues that decisions made in the first Gulf War preordained the current war in Iraq. Then, Bob Gill talks about what goes into designing a great logo. And we hear the stories of two women who survived the Holocaust--as told by their grown children. Plus, David Crosby talks looks back on his life as a rock and roll legend.
Political scientist Christian Alfonsi has spent over a decade studying both Bush presidencies. In Circle in the Sand: Why We Went Back to Iraq, he argues that decisions made in the first Gulf War preordained the current war in Iraq.
Circle in the Sand is available for purchase at amazon.com
In LogoMania, Bob Gill sheds some light on the creative process behind designing logos.
LogoMania is available for purchase at amazon.com
Ann Kirschner and Martin Lemelman share the stories of their mothers—who each survived the Holocaust. Ann Kirschner is the author of Sala's Gift. Martin Lemelman is the author of Mendel's Daughter.
Sala's Gift is available for purchase at amazon.com
Mendel's Daughter is available for purchase at amazon.com
In Since Then: How I Survived Everything and Lived to Tell About it, David Crosby talks about his life as a rock and roll and counterculture icon.
Since Then is available for purchase at amazon.com
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