Episodes
Friday Jun 29, 2012
Nora Ephron
Friday Jun 29, 2012
Friday Jun 29, 2012
Here is that conversation:
Monday Jun 25, 2012
There must be a better way to do this...
Monday Jun 25, 2012
Monday Jun 25, 2012
Modern life has seen to it that almost everything in our society has been subject to a kind of creative destruction. We've talked many times about the impact of technology and science in traditional medicine. But what about psychoanalysis. Up until now, the traditional methods have taken a long time. Regardless if it was Woody Alan or Tony Soprano on the couch, there seemed to be no quick fix.
Now all of that may be changing. Phil Stutz and Barry Michels have a very different approach, one designed around the idea of instant results! It’s no wonder that they have become the "go to therapists" for Hollywood. Their office is a kind of denizen of top actors, directors, agents, writers and other creative professionals. Now they have codified their particularly unique approach in a new book entitled The Tools: Transform Your Problems into Courage, Confidence, and Creativity.
My conversation with Phil Stutz and Barry Michels:
Friday Jun 22, 2012
It's a Bird...It's A Plane, It's......
Friday Jun 22, 2012
Friday Jun 22, 2012
Thursday Jun 21, 2012
The truth about lying
Thursday Jun 21, 2012
Thursday Jun 21, 2012
Tuesday Jun 19, 2012
Sam, the banana man
Tuesday Jun 19, 2012
Tuesday Jun 19, 2012
Monday Jun 18, 2012
The Man Who Changed the Way We Eat
Monday Jun 18, 2012
Monday Jun 18, 2012
Craig Claiborne invented professional restaurant criticism, and was also the man who introduced the American palate to arugula, balsamic vinegar and chef's knives; leading us out of a vast culinary wasteland. Thomas McNamee, who previously wrote about Alice Waters, takes us inside The Man Who Changed the Way We Eat: Craig Claiborne and the American Food Renaissance
My conversation with Thomas McNamee:
Thursday Jun 14, 2012
America the Philosophical???
Thursday Jun 14, 2012
Thursday Jun 14, 2012
My conversation with Carlin Romano:
Wednesday Jun 13, 2012
An Extraordinary Father and Son
Wednesday Jun 13, 2012
Wednesday Jun 13, 2012
There is a wonderful quote about travel from TS Eliot who said that "we shall not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time." The same might also be said of understanding the people we travel with, even if they are our own family. After all, how much have each of us learned about our own family members on those family vacations? Esteemed journalist and writer Buzz Bissinger took a journey with his son that would indeed land him back where he started, but it was truly as if he knew his son for the very first time. His new book Father's Day: A Journey into the Mind and Heart of My Extraordinary Son is a memoir of that trip. My conversation with Buzz Bissinger:
Monday Jun 11, 2012
The real digital divide
Monday Jun 11, 2012
Monday Jun 11, 2012
My conversation with Andrew Keen: