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Janelle Cordero reads 'Graveyard of Imaginary Selves' by Chase Twichell, Copper Canyon Press

Nathan Weinbender reviews 'Parallel Mothers'

Doug Nadvornick reads Ernest Hemingway's first novel.

Dan Webster reviews Nightmare Alley

Royal Riblet invented a square wheel, pigeon-hole parking, and other extraordinarily innovative designs.

Artist Kathryn Glowen created an art collection, "Petland," as a tribute to her friend Mamie Rand's life as a pet store owner, accountant, and amateur musician.

This episode title is the runner-up for the third squirmiest title of all time, and yet upon close examination and then further scrutiny, nobody can find a single reason for that status.

n this bumper edition of "What's New with You?" award-winning baritone host Roger Basement interviews Seymour Krofft, adopted son of Sid and Marty Krofft—of the Amazing World of Sid and Marty Krofft.

Movies that transmit powerful emotions comes in many forms, but two main categories are those that trend toward the mysterious and those that dwell in the realm of the intensely realistic. This week Dan Webster, Nathan Weinbender and Mary Pat Treuthart discuss two films that portray emotional power in two different ways: Guillermo del Toro’s adaptation of the 1946 noir novel “Nightmare Alley,” and writer-director Fran Kranz’s film “Mass,” which is a study of two couples forever connected because of a tragedy.

Tony and Kevin discuss various topics with various others.