Elliot Ackerman on Waiting for Eden
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For this week's podcast, we spoke with the National Book Award finalist about his new novel, war, marriage, and everything in between.
October 16, 2018
Shock and Awe
An Interview with Miles Unger
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Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon shocked the avant garde when it first appeared — and then shifted the course of art history.
Vol 4, No 4 / September 20, 2018
Ancient Modern
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The Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti is best known for bringing a powerful vision to bear on physical form and testing its expressive limits.
Vol 4, No 3 / July 3, 2018
Middle of the Journey
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The Divine Comedy changed the course of culture. Bestselling author of The Dante Chamber Matthew Pearl explains why.
Vol 4, No 3 / July 3, 2018
Deep Waters
An Interview with Nathaniel Philbrick
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Nathaniel Philbrick, the bestselling author of In the Heart of the Seas and Why Read Moby Dick? spoke to us about why the book is so important and what it can teach us.
Vol 4, No 3 / July 3, 2018
Muppets, marionettes, monsters and more
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What makes us human? Jim Henson and Heinrich von Kleist both had deep insights into our condition.
May 16, 2018
Robert Redford, high-school politics, failed democrats and more
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Vote early, vote often.
May 2, 2018
The art of war, 80's paranoia, free trade, and more
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The only winning move is not to play. Or something like that.
April 18, 2018
Homecoming
An Interview with Daniel Mendelsohn
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The classicist and acclaimed critic talks about about why the Odyssey has survived for so long.
Vol 4, No 2 / April 5, 2018
Original Sin
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Corruption: it’s everywhere. An excellent new history of the subject helps explain why.
Vol 4, No 2 / April 5, 2018
