Journalist Jim Rendon tells producer Rehman Tungekar that resilence in the face of trauma is actually quite common.
Journalist Jim Rendon tells producer Rehman Tungekar that resilence in the face of trauma is actually quite common.
Psychiatrist Bessel van der Kolk is studying the healing power of helping people with post traumatic stress disorder focus less on telling their stories, and more on how their stories feel — how they sound, look, or smell.
John Jeremiah Sullivan reads an abridged version of his essay, "You Blow My Mind. Hey, Mickey!" about getting high at Disney World.
Cultural anthropologist Scott A. Lukas describes the history and cultural significance of theme parks such as Disney World.
For decades, Todd Robbins has been entertaining audiences with his sideshow act, first at Coney Island and later with several off-Broadway shows. He demonstrated a few tricks of his trade.
At one point there were more than 1,500 amusement parks across America. Historian Lauren Rabinovitz says they helped ease the country into a period of rapid technological change.
Claressa Shields has been boxing since she was 11 years old. Today she’s the world middleweight champion — earning gold medals in the 2012 and 2016 Olympics — and is the subject of the documentary “T-Rex.”
Sabaa Tahir speaks about the inspiration behind her young adult debut.