Sports Illustrated For Women once named Jackie Joyner-Kersee the greatest female athlete of all time. With her almost superhuman talents in the heptathlon and long jump, Joyner-Kersee accumulated multiple Olympic
What you’re about to hear is an interview with the man who helped create some of the fondest memories of millions of baby boomers and Gen xers. His name is
How did a Roman Catholic nun wind up befriending a convicted killer on death row? The answer to that deceptively simple question is found in Sister Helen Prejean’s bestselling 1993
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In 1981. Christine Craft was working as a television news anchor for a station in Kansas City, Missouri. Six months into her two-year contract, she was demoted from the anchor
Do you know how hard it is to interview someone who you know will be assessing every sentence that comes out of your mouth? I hadn’t been so self-conscious since
Today, a conversation with a man who has spent a lifetime plunging himself into war. Peter Arnett became a major television personality during the Persian Gulf war in 1991, with
Not many entrepreneurs are able to turn a hobby into a multi-million dollar business, but one who did it was a guy named Pete Slosberg. In 1986 he and a
