I must admit I keep fixating on one interview, in particular. And that is none other than David Duke. We received a ton of responses from listeners asking why we would give air time to the former Grand Wizard of the KKK. But given the context and ...

One of the great things about working on the music projects at Tell Me More is that it has allowed me to reach out to groups that I've long admired. For instance in the world of hip-hop we talked with my two of my all-time favorites Q-Tip and Que...

The story of TMM producer Argin Hutchins is an interesting one in itself. In 2007, Argin made the big switch from being an NPR audio engineer to becoming a producer for the program. There's only a short list of folks around here who've done that.

So, to hear Mrs. Evers Williams and Rev. Jackson speak about what President Obama's election meant to them was electrifying. Because for them, and countless others in the civil rights movement, they beared the scars, the pain, the beatings, the lo...

As a journalist, you develop a pretty thick skin. You have to be able to go up to anyone and just put the questions out there. Sometimes you'll look like a fool, and occasionally people are intimidating (especially if you look like you don't know ...

By the way, it is always such a relief when an author can effectively read their work aloud. I remember listening to a recording of Pablo Neruda reading his poetry. It was awful. I just heard another recording and he sounds even more dreadful tha...

Like her family, mine is spread all around the world: Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, California, New Jersey and some who stayed in India. And I realized that for so long, I had never thought anything of the Indian Diaspora. I ...

... His daughter Aaralyn Mills joined us for our Behind Closed Doors segment. And Mills talked about the sexual abuse she endured at the hands of her father, how her mother wouldn't listen to pleas for help, and how she spent years thinking that s...