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10 Memorable Conversations From 15 Years of the Book Review’s Podcast Talks with Toni Morrison, Jeanette Winterson, Reginald Dwayne Betts and others, from the eras of both the show’s hosts, Sam Tanenhaus and Pamela Paul. Image Clockwise, from top left: Toni Morrison, Jeanette Winterson, Reginald Dwayne Betts; Andrew Solomon.Credit...From top left: Michael Lionstar/Alfred A. Knopf, via Associated Press; Lily Richards; Mamadi Doumbouya; Sara Krulwich/The New York Times This month we’re celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Book Review’s podcast, the first podcast at The Ti...

The Hill, September 27, 2016]. Similarly, the Black Lives Matter movement, which involves blacks and mentally unstable whites, has made it clear that, regardless of devastating contrary evidence, they will riot—“cities will burn”—if Derek Chauvin, the police officer involved in the death of black criminal George Floyd, is not found guilty of murder [ Law Enforcement Today, April 5, 2021]. Question: could blacks possibly not care as much about “fairness” as white people? Answer: yes. “Fairness” is usually defined as something like “impartial and just treatment or behaviour wi...

Jungle in Montréal, November 2017 I did something the other day that I hadn't done in well over a year: I bought concert tickets. If all goes as planned, I'll head down to Boston in early October to commune with British electro-soul outfit Jungle, my current favorite band to see live. I'm beyond stoked, especially because a dear old friend of mine moved to Boston during the pandemic. I can't wait to impose on her this fall. I imagine I'll have seen plenty of live music before then. (More on that below.) But it's appropriate for my first ...

A panel of Vanderbilt Department of Political Science faculty explored the factors that led to the Jan. 6 riot in a virtual event, "Dissent, Disorder and...

Giacomo Gambineri There has been a lot of talk of bubbles over the past year. I don’t mean the pandemic kind but rather being stuck in an echo chamber, hearing from people with similar values and perspectives on life. It’s a concept with which we’ve become pretty familiar, especially in the US, which just went through one of the most divisive presidential elections in its history. The media that we trust, the social media feeds we follow and our own social circles have all become more insulated. It’s a separation that, on some measures, has become starker than…