EP 436: Bret Baier on Three Days that Changed World War II
For three days in November, 1943, Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin met in Tehran, Iran and made decisions that would change the course of...
EP 435: The Art of Being Mike Nichols
Ash Carter and Sam Kashner discuss their new book about the EGOT-winning director Mike Nichols (The Graduate, Who's Afraid of Virginia...
EP 434: Craig Ferguson's Hobo Fabulous Life
Craig Ferguson talks about his new limited series Hobo Fabulous, why he wanted to do a rockumentary-style show about his US comedy tour,...
EP 433: Abby McEnany's Work in Progress
Abby McEnany discusses her start in Chicago’s improv scene and how her one woman show turned into her new Showtime series Work in...
EP 432: Andrew Marantz on Embedding with the "Deplorables"
Andrew Marantz, a staff writer for the New Yorker, talks about his experience embedding with the so called "Deplorables," and how he got...
EP 431: Master of Suspense Dean Koontz
Master of suspense Dean Koontz recalls the literary agent who said he'd never be a bestselling author and how he defied expectations with...
EP 430: Mo Rocca Honors History's Forgotten Figures
CBS Sunday Morning correspondent and humorist Mo Rocca has always loved obituaries but he says that not every notable life has gotten the...
