How a group of 500 Indian welders and pipefitters escaped from a squalid Mississippi labor camp in the months following Hurricane Katrina.

Saket Soni talks about what happened to the men, the company and what this experience means for migrant workers today.

How a group of 500 Indian welders and pipefitters were brought to the United States under false pretenses and trapped in forced labor.

Author Amy Poeppel talks about how she tries to find humor in all things in life – even when she scrapped the first version of her newest book “The Sweet Spot.”

Author Amy Poeppel discusses the influences for her hilarious new novel, “The Sweet Spot,” and the advantages of not publishing a book until age 50.

Alvin Hall discusses his new new book, “Driving the Green Book: A Road Trip Through the Living History of Black Resistance.”

Author Alvin Hall discusses racism and the road in his new book, “Driving the Green Book: A Road Trip Through the Living History of Black Resistance.”

Alvin Hall discusses his new book, “Driving the Green Book: A Road Trip Through the Living History of Black Resistance.”

Marie Benedict discusses how she became a writer and her upcoming book, “The First Ladies.”

Marie Benedict talks about writing challenges with “The Mitford Sisters.”