Roxane Gay On Writing, Trashy TV And Channing Tatum
Author Roxane Gay on how Beyoncé, Law and Order SVU and Channing Tatum’s neck all helped her write her latest book.
Author Roxane Gay on how Beyoncé, Law and Order SVU and Channing Tatum’s neck all helped her write her latest book.
Dr. Bat Sheva Marcus, founder of one of the largest women’s sexual health clinics, discusses helping women, particularly Orthodox Jewish women, resolve sexual issues.
The leader of the animation team for Disney’s Moana, talks about what it’s like to build a character who is decidedly not a Disney princess.
Simone Giertz tells us how she became the queen of crappy robots and how engineering and comedy go so well together.
Hugo Award-winning author N.K. Jemisin tells us how she builds fantastical worlds and why science fiction is evolving for the better.
Senior Editor of The Atlantic, Derek Thompson, explains why some paintings are so unbelievably famous when other, similar paintings are not.
Gifford tells us about her year living in a biodome on a Hawaiian volcano with just five other people as part of a NASA mission to simulate life on Mars.
‘Interestingness hunter-gatherer’ Maria Popova explains Brain Pickings, a site that hosts insights about pretty much everything.
The multitalented artist talks about her early days in music, from being a band geek to starting girl groups as a kid.
This is what happens when you put Academy Award-winning actor Tom Hanks in a recording studio with a pre-WWII Underwood Champion typewriter.