Eighty years after the end of World War II, parts of its history remain shrouded in secrecy and political convenience. In this episode of Now I’ve Heard Everything, Bill Thompson
What happens when an aristocratic British warlord meets a stickball-playing general from Texas? In this episode of “Now I’ve Heard Everything”, host Bill Thompson sits down with acclaimed military historian
Eight unpublished books. Endless rejection letters. A family straight out of Charles Dickens. In this unforgettable interview, author Jay Neugeboren opens up about the experiences that shaped his life and
Danielle Crittenden shares her deeply personal journey through grief after losing her daughter, exploring the emotional landscape, the lack of existing literature that captures this pain, and insights into navigating
In this episode Michael Schwartz shares his deeply personal and painful journey of grief and becoming a single father. The sudden and unexpected death of his wife Vanessa left Michael
In this insightful interview, Craig Yorke shares the origin of his book ‘Steep,’ his life journey from a Boston Latin School student to a neurosurgeon and author, and explores themes
In this engaging interview, Pulitzer prize-winning novelist Jayne Anne Phillips discusses her first nonfiction book, the memoir in essays ‘Small Town Girls,’ exploring themes of memory, place, and perception. She
Cultural researcher Patricia Martin discusses the rapid changes in society driven by technology, social media, and AI, exploring their impact on human identity, mental health, and the importance of inner
Dr. Nizam Missaghi discusses the history, current situation, and future prospects of Iran, including the impact of the Islamic Republic, recent protests, and his upcoming memoir ‘Passport to Freedom.’ Chapters00:00
Danny O’Connor shares his personal journey with a 20-year battle with an eating disorder, highlighting the dangers of weight manipulation in combat sports and the importance of awareness and early
