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Jonah Lehrer: On the Brain, and Truth
By admin on April 30, 2015
Interview by Andrea Hiott, Boston, 2008. Jonah Lehrer thought he was going to be a neuroscientist. He thought he’d wear a white lab coat and study the brain. Then he discovered that he wasn’t very…
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Darryl Pinckney & President Obama
By admin on März 19, 2015
interview by Andrea Hiott, 2008 Pulse: You called Barack Obama a ruthless politician in your New York Review article that everyone is reading. You clearly acknowledge that he knows the game, but you also seem…
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Earl Barnes: The Fountain Poet
By admin on Mai 2, 2014
street poems from our friend Earl, the Fountain Poet of Savannah ONE Tall Pines As you stretch across the forest The Mighty Redwoods you’re called the towering sight. Evergreens, a Christmas Tree Covered in snow….
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Maryanne Wolf: Deep Reading
By admin on Mai 2, 2013
interview by Andrea Hiott, 2009 Contrary to popular belief, Maryanne Wolf is not against new technology. Ms. Wolf, the somewhat controversial author of Proust and the Squid, merely wants us to be careful. Technology is…
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Noam Gonick: Manitoba Arson
By admin on April 30, 2013
In Winnipeg, Manitoba, a filmmaker named Noam Gonick is pushing the borders of film. Stryker is one of his most well-known works. Stryker was an official selection at the Venice Film Festival in 2007, and…
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Roberto Ferri: The Still Cycle
By admin on Mai 2, 2012
Roberto Ferri first came to NYC to attend film school. He was born in Italy, and by the time he moved to NYC he already had a degree a degree in film from the National…
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Josh Grossberg: On New Orleans
By admin on April 30, 2011
a 2007 interview with the director of A Bridge Life Josh Grossberg’s documentary A Bridge Life: Finding Our Way Home From Katrina chronicles the actions of a man named Dan Sheffer as he travels to…