also being published this week all their chuck klosterman looks back at the social political and technological happenings of the 90s marked by the growth of the internet. and in the 50s time magazine former managing editor james gaines profiles political activists of the 1950s who he argues upend the notion that the the decade was synonymous with conformity. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv. i want to show you now the cover of this new book unschooled. it's called raising curious well-educated children outside the conventional classroom, and it's written by carrie mcdonald ms. mcdonald before we get into the substance of the book. tell us a little bit about yourself. sure, it's great to be with you peter. i am a senior education fellow at the foundation for economic education to celebrating our 75th year anniversary. this year is the country's oldest free market think tank. i'm also an adjunct scholar at the cato institute a frequent writer at forbes. and as you mentioned the author of unschoo

over whether they should remain standing also being published this week author chuck klosterman looks back at the social political and technological happenings of the 90s, which were marked, of course by the growth of the internet and in the 50s time magazine former managing editor james gaines profiles political activists of that era who upend the notion that the decade was synonymous with conformity. and that's this week's publishing news and the latest nonfiction books. thanks for joining us for about books about books is available wherever you get your podcast and it's available on c-span's app c-span now, youtory museum is being built in charleston the mission of the museum the international african american museum is as follows, t

over whether they should remain standing also being published this week author chuck klosterman looks back at the social political and technological happenings of the 90s, which were marked, of course by the growth of the internet and in the 50s time magazine former managing editor james gaines profiles political activists of that era who upend the notion that the decade was synonymous with conformity. and that's this week's publishing news and the latest nonfiction books. thanks for joining us for about books about books is available wherever you get your podcast and it's available on c-span's app c-span now, you i look now with the best-selling nonfiction books. according to nashville's parnassus books. topping the list is these precious days novelist and patchett's collection of essays. she's the longtime owner of parnassus books. after that is university of houston professor brene brown's atlas of the heart about making meaningful human connections. then it's the zenith therapy psychiatrist mark epstein's reflections on a year of meeting with patients. that's followed by art. spie

relationship between certain wealthy americans and the chinese government after that is author chuck klosterman's reflections on the social political and technological happenings of the 90s, which were marked by the growth of the internet. then it's pulitzer prize-winning reporter and creator of the 1619 project nicole hannah jones and her look at american history and slavery's legacy in present-day america that's followed by how to be perfect television writer and producer michael schurz thoughts on living an ethical life. and wrapping up our look at the new york times bestselling nonfiction books. is johann hari on our ability to focus and technologies impact on our attention spans in stolen focus some of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch their programs anytime at book tv.org. good evening, and welcome to our first program of the new year in new semester. my name is jake bugard and i service program manager of the common ground initiative and howin stein center for presidential studies at grand valley state university on behalf of the howin stein center. jesse bernal and

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also being published this week all their chuck klosterman looks back at the social political and technological happenings of the 90s marked by the growth of the internet. and in the 50s time magazine former managing editor james gaines profiles political activists of the 1950s who he argues upend the notion that the the decade was synonymous with conformity. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv. i want to show you now the cover of this new book unschooled. it's called raising curious well-educated children outside the conventional classroom, and it's written by carrie mcdonald ms. mcdonald before we get into the substance of the book. tell us a little bit about yourself. sure, it's great to be with you peter. i

relationship between certain wealthy americans and the chinese government after that is author chuck klosterman's reflections on the social political and technological happenings of the 90s, which were marked by the growth of the internet. then it's pulitzer prize-winning reporter and creator of the 1619 project nicole hannah jones and her look at american history and slavery's legacy in present-day america that's followed by how to be perfect television writer and producer michael schurz thoughts on living an ethical life. and wrapping up our look at the new york times bestselling nonfiction books. is johann hari on our ability to focus and technologies impact on our attention spans in stolen focus some of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch their programs anytime at book tv.org. good evening. thank you all for being here and we want to say hello to the over a thousand people who are joining us online for tonight's program. we're delighted that you all are with us. and i think you already see from the video that we played what a serious issue. this is and we have two very se

relationship between certain wealthy americans and the chinese government after that is author chuck klosterman's reflections on the social political and technological happenings of the 90s, which were marked by the growth of the internet. then it's pulitzer prize-winning reporter and creator of the 1619 project nicole hannah jones and her look at american history and slavery's legacy in present-day america that's followed by how to be perfect television writer and producer michael schurz thoughts on living an ethical life. and wrapping up our look at the new york times bestselling nonfiction books. is johann hari on our ability to focus and technologies impact on our attention

relationship between certain wealthy americans and the chinese government after that is author chuck klosterman's reflections on the social political and technological happenings of the 90s, which were marked by the growth of the internet. then it's pulitzer prize-winning reporter and creator of the 1619 project nicole hannah jones and her look at american history and slavery's legacy in present-day america that's followed by how to be perfect television writer and producer michael schurz thoughts on living an ethical life. and wrapping up our look at the new york times bestselling nonfiction books. is johann hari on our ability to focus and technologies impact on our attention spans in stolen focus some of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch their programs anytime at book tv.org. good evening. thank you all for being here and we want to say hello to the over a thousand people who are joining us online for tonight's program. we're delighted that you all are with us. and i think you already see from the video that we played what a serious issue. this is and we have two very se

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