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Even a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet has to take an odd job here and there to make ends meet. (2:46)
Episode: #05089
Kevin Mattson discusses the relevance of Jimmy Carter's underappreciated "national malaise" speech. (06:03)
Episode: #05086
Matthew Crawford explores the dichotomy between "knowledge" work and manual labor. (07:19)
Episode: #05085
Howard Dean believes the American government can pay for a public health insurance option because it will generate more jobs. (04:21)
Episode: #05084
Stephen suggests punching randomly until we find the enemy among us, and Simon Schama writes a history of the future of America. (00:24)
Episode: #05084
Simon Schama admits that out of all the countries' histories he's covered, the United States has the greatest. (06:45)
Episode: #05083
Paul Muldoon and Stephen recite "Tea" together to help it become the number one poem in America. (04:55)
Episode: #05075
Dag Soderberg takes the Bible out of the bookshop and onto the coffee table with "Bible Illuminated." (05:51)
Episode: #05073
The FDA challenges medical claims made by Cheerios, and Jim Moran protects kids from erectile dysfunction advertising. (00:38)
Episode: #05073
Katty Kay explains the significant value of women in the workplace, even though they work in different ways than men. (05:21)
Episode: #05072
Byron Dorgan doesn't believe in the kind of banking modernization that caused the Great Depression. (05:57)
Episode: #05070
Bob Graham's diary doesn't say anything about the CIA briefing him on waterboarding. (06:56)
Episode: #05070
Seth Shostak believes that, unless Earth is a miracle, there is most likely life among the trillion planets. (06:02)
Episode: #05069
Walter Kirn believes that putting Ivy League schools like Princeton on the web would show those attending state schools they're not inferior. (06:24)
Episode: #05066
The government has a new method for funding health care, and Michael Pollan defends food. (00:28)
Episode: #05066
Michael Pollan advises that the best food to eat is anything with less than five ingredients in it. (05:18)
Episode: #05065
Julia Sweig explains why America should bother opening trade relations with Cuba. (03:41)
Episode: #05059
Jonathan Alter tells Stephen how Obama's first 14 Mondays stack up against FDR's. (04:49)
Episode: #05058
Fox News exposes liberal textbooks, AmeriCorps increases its mind control, and a girl is strip-searched for ibuprofen. (06:33)
Episode: #05058
David Kessler wants to save lives by getting Americans to eat less. (05:08)
