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Through social and political landscape changes, the role of higher education and its leaders is evolving. Florida Gulf Coast University President, Dr. Mike Martin; and Dr. James Cousins, Provost and VP of Academic Affairs at Kentucky Wesleyan College, reflect on the status of higher education and the challenges they face.

Stella Levi was 92 when she began telling her story of breing a Holocaust survivor. Michael Frank captured it in One Hundred Saturdays.

We hear from Christian Kiefer, whose new novel THE HEART OF IT ALL is set in a struggling rust-belt town in Ohio.

Memoir of an army captain in Afghanistan who returns home and does the hard work to recover from PTSD.

Your Table is Ready is a funny and endearing memoir of high-end restaurant life in New York City.

Patrick Bringley was a museum guard at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art for more than 10 years. In his beautiful memoir, he shares what he learned.

Carrie Sun spent several years at an extremely successful hedge fund, then wrote a memoir about it. Hear her discuss Private Equity.

Drs. Angelica Ahrens and Eric Triplett are both microbiology researchers at the University of Florida in Gainesville. They recently published new research that found markers in the umbilical cords of children who were later diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Their research may lead to more effective treatment of the common condition.

The Man in the Banana Trees is a new short story collection by New Orleans writer Marguerite Sheffer. It’s an original collection that melds science fiction, ghost stories, and horror with humor and realism.

The three thousand sheriffs in this country wield a tremendous amount of power, have little accountability, and are difficult to remove from office. The Highest Law in the Land explores more about this seemingly untouchable office.