Claire Evans on her new book “Broad Band: The Untold Story of Women Who Made the Internet”

Trumpeter Theo Croker talks about creating a unique jazz for the next generation.

Doron Weber of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation on human understanding, science and the arts

Author Hesh Kestin on U.S.-Israel relations; moving from foreign correspondent to novelist

Wikimedia Foundation’s Katherine Maher on preserving truth in a post-factual democracy

Tom Blanton, director of the National Security Archive, on the Freedom of Information Act

Jennifer Keishin Armstrong on Seinfeldia: How a Show About Nothing Changed Everything

New York Times’ Frank Bruni on an alternative to political coverage by horserace.

Author and photographer Arlene Alda talks about the culture of the inner city.

Author Virginia Heffernan talks about her new book Magic & Loss

Dan Cohen, of the Digital Public Library of America, on democratizing information access

President of The Players’ Tribune Jaymee Messler talks about giving voice to athletes.

Chris Anderson, Curator of TED, talks about how big ideas can change lives.

Renowned author Salman Rushdie talks about his latest work.

Alberto Ibarguen discusses disruption and innovation in the contemporary media landscape.

James Patterson talks about the importance of reading.

Elizabeth Spayd talks about innovations in journalism and technology.

Gary Pruitt talks bout safeguarding journalists as the ‘eyewitnesses to history.”

Foster examines the intimate lives and reputations of the founding patriarchs.

Mandvi explores the virtues of satirical news as well as recollections from his memoir.