Page & Screen

In which the NYT best-selling author talks about the TV adaptation process, homes for senior citizens and the 21st century family with all its delightful quirks.

In which the former FBI agent who spent 25 years investigating The Gardner Heist sets the record straight.

In which the historian returns to the pod to talk about her new book of more than 50 Gilded Age Fashions and the lives of the people who wore them.

In which the food historian talks about the first recorded macaroni & cheese and how the iconic dish has survived and changed across the centuries.

In which the showrunner of the hit Netflix series talks about finding IP for adaptation, the work of a showrunner, and how to film a show on the ice.

In which the novelist discusses his fifth novel, the sights and sounds of New York City in the early aughts, having his worked adapted for the screen, and the inspirations that come from destination weddings.

In which the celebrated composer discusses his New York Times best-selling memoir from Beaches and Bette Midler to Broadway, and the ups and downs of a Hollywood career over five decades.

In which librettist and arts commentator, Caitlin Vincent shares her stories from the battle trenches of the Opera world and the fight for its (more approachable) future.