'Travisville,' Hillary Clinton in Song, Michael Palin, NJ's Plastic Problem

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Oct 15, 2018

William Jackson Harper talks about the play, “Travisville,” which he wrote. Barbara Kingsolver dissects her new novel, Unsheltered. Rebecca Pronsky presents her new production, “Hillary Clinton's Song Cycle: Witness.” Michael Palin discusses his new book Erebus: One Ship Two Epic Voyages and the Greatest Naval Mystery of All Time. Margaret Lyons and Matt Zoller Seitz join us for a panel discussion on Fall TV. Scott Fallon explains "The War on Plastic."

 

 

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