Raymond Arsenault, author of Freedom Riders: 1961 and the Struggle for Racial Justice, reveals what motivated him to write about this movement. Plus, what he wants people to know about these American heroes.
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Oprah Honors Freedom Riders
Black people and white people, willing to die for what was right. Fifty years later, Oprah reunites American heroes, the Freedom Riders.
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Oprah Honors American Heroes: The Freedom Riders Reunite 50 Years Later
Fifty years later, Oprah reunites American heroes, the Freedom Riders. Congressman John Lewis face-to-face with the man who brutally beat him. Plus, the girl who braved an angry mob.
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The No-Diet Weight-Loss Method
Women, Food and God author Geneen Roth explains how the best way to change what you do with food is to change what you do without food.
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Why What You Think Is What You Get
How do you feel when you think about your finances? Whether it makes you anxious, greedy or completely on edge, your beliefs about money impact how much (or how little) of it you have. Author Geneen Roth explains.
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Confessions of a Thriller Reader
Murder! Mayhem! Psychological torture! How can we resist? Author Karin Slaughter explains why it's okay to read crime fiction, and recommends some of her favorite thrillers.
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