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Public broadcasting has changed dramatically since its founding in 1967. The growing equation of marketplace efficiency with the public interest has, in Tom McCourt’s analysis, undermined the value of public goods and services. In addition,… more

MICROGREENSA Guide to GrowingNutrient-Packed GreensDUBBED A CULINARY BUZZWORD by National Public Radio, microgreens-vegetables harvested soon after sprouting-are expected to be one of 2009’s hottest food trends.With simple instruction, Micr… more

This delightful and instructive history of invention shows why National Public Radio dubbed Tenner “the philosopher of everyday technology.” Looking at how our inventions have impacted our world in ways we never intended or imagined, he sh… more

Since emerging from tabloid-television infamy as the former host of Inside Edition, Bill O’Reilly has taken his brand of provocative rhetoric to the next level: from shock-TV to the No Spin Zone. Despite his outspoken support for Bush’s tax… more

Rules for the Unruly is a distillation of surprising life wisdom from National Public Radio commentator and writer Marion Winik — a woman who has seen it all, done it all, and would never exchange her experiences for the security of a trad… more

Public radio stands as a valued national institution, one whose fans and listeners actively support it with their time and their money. In this new history of this important aspect of American culture, author Jack W. Mitchell looks at the d… more

Award-winning humorist and radio personality David Bouchier has been called “The H.L. Mencken of the subdivisions.” He applies his satirical wit, wisdom, and a touch of philosophy to the everyday dramas of suburban life. In this second coll… more

In his informed and indispensable guide, National Public Radio’s Ted Libbey takes listeners by the hand through the classical repertory to build a music library. Now, five years after its original publication - with five years of new perfor… more

The New York Times bestseller that explores the startling discoveries that science is making about faith. Is spiritual experience real? Or is it a delusion? When we pray, what happens? Can science explain God? In Fingerprints of God, Nat… more

John Muir, the father of conservation, found his calling in the California wilderness now known as Yosemite, writes award-winning journalist, author, and frequent National Public Radio contributor Tony Perrottet.

The Union Pacific Railroad opened the immensity of the American West to Gilded Age adventurers. Award-winning author and frequent New York Times and National Public Radio contributor Tony Perrottet retraces the first transcontinental train … more

A memoir of a father obsessed with control and the daughter who fights his suffocating grasp, House Rules explores the complexities of their compelling and destructive relationship as Rachel fights to escape, and, later, to make sense of wh… more

With easy access to sermons on the Internet, plus pressure to deliver the next sermon with little time to prepare, no wonder some pastors have resorted to plagiarizing other people’s sermons, passing them off as their own.This growing epide… more

“Christopher Hogwood came home on my lap in a shoebox. He was a creature who would prove in many ways to be more human than I am.”–from The Good Good PigA naturalist who spent months at a time living on her own among wild creatures in remot… more

Create and Sell Your First Audio Product, Step by StepWishing you could wake up with payments in your email inbox and the freedom to retire earlier or spend more on day-to-day luxuries because you have a second source of income? Learn how t… more

David and his wife Diane spent their sabbatical year in a small village in the south of France. This book recounts stories of their encounters with the villagers, village cats, and village culture. Language problems, travels around Europe a… more

“THE NOVELIZATION OF THE AWARD-WINNING AUDIO DRAMA SERIES HEARD BY 50 MILLION PEOPLE WORLDWIDE!         In 1998, we took our first trip to New Orleans as a couple, and the people we met there made an amazing impression.  They were so open, … more

With passion, humor, and helpful tips 100 Places In Italy Every Woman Should Go inspires women to discover places that will appeal to their spirits, senses, and quests for adventure. Author Susan Van Allen, a former staffer for the sit com … more

“Science writing offers some wonderful adventures,” notes Patrick Young, a former editor of Science News. “I’ve visited the South pole, stared into a steaming volcano, covered the first human landing on the moon, and dived with an underwate… more

Frank has been many things: a father, a husband, a protector, a thief. Then a prison term took it all away. Now his daughter only calls to say that she hates him. She has her reasons, and he doesn’t blame her. Besides, as long as she keeps … more