Episode 26: Esther Cohen Talks About Writing Poetry Esther Cohen is a writer, teacher, and activist. We could speak with Esther about a multitude of topics, including the work she does with [...] July 14, 2018
The Post Makes the Case for a Free Press Timing is everything, and Steven Spielberg’s The Post could not have come out at a more ideal time. While there are those who would [...] December 22, 2017
Star Wars: The Last Jedi – What’s Old Is New Again Looking around during a preview of The Last Jedi, I had a startling thought: most of the press people in the audience hadn’t yet been [...] December 15, 2017
Intelligence – Outing a CIA Operative In 2002, former ambassador Joseph C. Wilson was sent to the the African nation of Niger to assess whether Iraq was buying uranium ore to [...] March 11, 2017
The Press Takes a Hard Look at Itself this Saturday How responsible has the media been for the success of Donald Trump’s candidacy? Is the “rigged media” now being unfair to him as the [...] October 26, 2016
Five Films About Whistleblowers With Oliver Stone’s Snowden in theaters (read our review), now seems like a good time to remember some other cinematic entries about [...] September 23, 2016
Linda Greenlaw’s Perfect Storm “The Hannah boat is skippered by a Colby College grad named Linda Greenlaw. Not only is Greenlaw one of the only women in the [...] August 28, 2016