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Know. People here really do like to read about where they live and their history. There is a real connection among people who grew up here, especially the ones who are several generations on. The relationship to the land, you know. Its great to be with you this afternoon. I hope you are doing well. Guest thank you, debbie. I hope you are, too triet host ibm. I enjoyed reading the book in the last week. Do and a member of the people in the book you wrote about but i wonder why did you write this book now . Guest well, its clearly something i couldnt have written while i was still actively emplo...

I have clearly known you a long time. I wonder why did you write this book now . Guest well it is clearly something i couldnt have written while i was actively employed by General Motors because some people either within General Motors or within other Countries Companies might have been upset that it was always a book i wanted to write because i have worked for a number of very interesting personalities and i felt people with a great deal of ability on one side but some very serious flaws on the other and the broad public rarely if ever gets an inside look at the overall behavior of some of th...

Up next, after words with author deborah dingell. This week, bob lutz with his book icons and idiots Straight Talk on leadership. The former vice chairman of General Motors discusses the latest amid the best and worst impressions on him during his career in the auto industry. The program runs about an hour. Bob, great to be with you this afternoon. Hope you are doing well. Guest thank you, debbie. I am and hope you are too. Host i am. I enjoyed reading the book this past week. Ive known you a long time and know a number of people in the book you read about. Why did she write this book now . Gu...

Roger garside who i am happy to say still alive. An absolutely magnificent book that has stood the test of time. Some journalists wrote that looks at the time but i would say his is the one thats hard to be precisely because as you say he went out and he was on the ground and he got the story. He saw things very pragmatically without an ideological lens. He caught a lot of things that other of service miss. Host thats interesting so ideology is or can be the enemy of history. Guest very much so. I am struck when i look back at this period again by how the very ideological people didnt understa...

Prepared by nature for that existence. That idea preexisting rights of the Scientific Academy of north america but it gets coopted by science. In many ways science becomes one of the key areas for defending race and for defending the injustices of modern slavery. I write about that in the book for a few reasons. One of the good ones is actually thats the path that allows universities to emerge by the 1830s. As independent actors in the political sphere. Its precisely the ability of university and faculty and officers to argue in defense of slavery that creates the space in the public sphere. H...