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Episode: #05095
Edmund Andrews explains how he fell victim to the mortgage crisis as a New York Times economics reporter. (04:45)
Episode: #05092
Paul Krugman says the stimulus package is enough to help, but not enough to cure the economic crisis. (05:44)
Episode: #05030
Mark Bittman says we eat without thinking about what is good for us, and what's good for the planet. (06:00)
Episode: #03135
Stephen tips his hat to The New York Times after his book hit number one, but wags his finger at neuroscientists at U.C. Berkeley for saying that people need sleep. (3:43)
Episode: #03128
Questions about Barack Obama's patriotism threaten to overshadow questions about Barack Obama's blackness, and Stephen's book finally comes out. (0:34)
Episode: #03125
Stephen finds out that Paul Krugman has in fact changed the release date of his book. (2:51)
Episode: #03087
Professional tattle-tale Tom Blanton explains to Stephen why the Freedom of Information Act is so important and what freedom is all about. (6:09)
Episode: #03059
Stephen asks Gina Kolata what the one food is he can eat that will make him lose weight and make sure he never dies. (5:35)
Episode: #03056
Stephen disagrees with new journalism because he believes people want entertaining journalism, not factual journalism. (5:48)
Episode: #03018
Journalist Charlie LeDuff talks about his new book, "US Guys," and tells Stephen that the manliest men in America are in Oklahoma's gay rodeo. (6:00)
Episode: #02116
Frank Rich, author of "The Greatest Story Ever Sold," becomes the first New York Times op-ed columnist to return to The Report. (6:26)
Episode: #02100
Bill Rhoden looks to free the admittedly wealthy black athlete from the institutionalization of wealthy white-run sports. (7:45)
Episode: #02092
Author and former editor of The New York Times, Howell Raines discusses the fishing adventure on which his book is based. (6:46)
Episode: #01025
Maureen Dowd proves that when you send a woman to do a man's job, they wind up abolishing men. (5:22)
Episode: #01017
Stephen thinks women are weaker than men for being incapable of completely abandoning their humanity. (2:03)
