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Festival. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] first up steve vogel the author of through the perilous fight talking about his book at the 2014 gaithersburg book festival. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] please direct your attention up there and for those in the back if you would like to move forward you are also welcome to do so if you would like. Welcome to the fifth annual gaithersburg book festival. My name is garrett peck and i am a lover of local history and beer and trains. Actually we will wait for just a second. One of the wonderful things about bein...

It is for people my age disorienting. For people, my children and grandchildrens age is the only america they have known and the most natural thing in the world. You can watch this and other programs online at booktv. Org. The wonderful thing about the gulf coast, is so underappreciate it and that is good because it gives us a lot to write about. If we were in new York San Francisco or chicago those cities and places are all so well known and new york is the literary capital but on the gulf coast we tend to think about from texas to the Florida Panhandle there really is instability, we have a ...

Versus state department want extremists continue to focus on tourist locations, transportation hubs, markets, shopping malls and local government facilities as viable targets, hotels, clubs, restaurants, places of worship, parks, highprofile, educational institutions, airports and other soft targets remain priority locations for possible attacks prompting this warning, there have been 6 attacks in june of last year in london, paris, nice, berlin, stockholm and russia killing 120 people and with just 6 days to go before the Runoff Election the country remains on high alert. Numerous attacks in ...

On this episode of American Prestige, part 1 of a discussion on post-Cold War malaise of the 1990s.

G.I. Joe, first deployed into action in February 1964, turned 60 in February. Roy Schwartz asks: Is the toy still relevant? Should kids still play with them? The answer is suprisingly complex, he argues.