Barbara Kingsolver Calls Her New Novel ‘My Love Letter To Millennials’
“Today’s problems can’t be fixed by yesterday’s people,” Kingsolver said on Nerdette. “They’re going to be fixed by tomorrow’s people.”
“Today’s problems can’t be fixed by yesterday’s people,” Kingsolver said on Nerdette. “They’re going to be fixed by tomorrow’s people.”
Samin Nosrat is the chef behind ‘Salt Fat Acid Heat,’ a book and a new Netflix series. She’s also a proponent of articulating your dreams.
The new star of ‘Doctor Who’ says being a woman isn’t what makes her unqualified for the role: “I’m playing an alien with two hearts.”
Author Madeline Miller has given Circe, a witch who turns men into pigs in Homer’s ‘The Odyssey,’ a leading role in her recent book.
Aileen Rizo was working in education when she learned a male coworker earned far more for equal work. Six years later, her story’s not over.
From ‘Murphy Brown’ to ‘Kidding’ to ‘Doctor Who’ and more, New York Times TV critic Margaret Lyons reveals the shows she’s excited about.
The Illinois senator and Iraq vet talks about becoming the first woman to give birth while serving in the Senate. (And her love of coupons.)
Nerdette hosts Tricia Bobeda and Greta Johnsen take you on two scientific journeys in this back-to-school special. On air at 9 A.M. on WBEZ.
Nerdette talked with the professor responsible for the most popular class in Yale history: “Psyc 157: Psychology and the Good Life.”
No, but Tricia and Greta did see a lot of cool science going down at the high-security facility.