In his new book, “A Brotherhood Betrayed,” journalist Michael Cannell tells the true story of the mafia’s highest ranking assassin, who turned state’s witness.

Jan Greenberg, co-author of 14 award-winning children’s books, discusses her research and interviews with innovative artist Dale Chihuly for her latest title.

Jill Wine-Banks’ memoir The Watergate Girl is the story of her time investigating crimes that led to the resignation of Richard M. Nixon.

An insightful, unflinching portrayal of the remarkable siblings who came closer to altering the course of American history than any other Indian leaders.

Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Rick Bragg discusses his new book of insightful and homespun essays about the American South, “Where I Come From.”

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In “Groundbreakers, Rule-breakers & Rebels,” author Katie J. Moon spotlights 50 ‘unstoppable’ St. Louis women who changed their city and the world.

“I’m too old for Snapchat and too young for Life Alert.” TV journalist Joan Lunden talks candidly about aging in her new book, “Why Did I Come Into this Room?”

Journalist Connor Towne O’Neill takes with host Paul Schankman about his new book on the battle over Confederate symbols, “Down Along with that Devil’s Bones.”

Sportswriter Reid Forgrave explores the culture of football, concussions and how both contributed to the suicide of high school football player Zac Easter.