The Roundtable

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with professor Tudor Parfitt about his book, "The Lost Arc of the Covenant". This modern day Indiana Jones has attempted to recover the Ten Commandments that is so sacred to Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with physician and best selling author Jerome Grooman about his book, "How Doctors Think". The book explores why mistakes are made in health care, 80% of which are due to mistakes from doctors.

Albany, NY – Alan speaks with Congressman Maurice Hinchey about our economy and alternative energy methods.

Albany, NY – Joe Donahue speaks with Joan Murray about "Poems to Live By: In Troubling Times."

Albany, NY – Joe Donahue speaks with Joan Murray about her collection of poems.

Albany, NY – Joe Donahue speaks with Joseph Stiglitz and Linda Bilmes about their book "The Three Trillion Dollar War : The True Cost of the Iraq Conflict."

Albany, NY – Katie speaks with Joshilyn Jackson about her new novel, "The Girl Who Stopped Swimming". The book mixes fact with fiction in an ordinary town where the main character Laurel has an extraordinary gift.

Albany, NY – Malachy McCourt speaks with Joe about his new book, "The History of Ireland", which explores the literature, music and history of this country. Ireland's culture is unmatched to many countries twice its size and this book brings a new perspective to this country.

Albany, NY – Julia speaks with Jurgen Reinhoudt, a researcher from the Thinktank American Enterprise Institute in Washington D.C., about Ireland's economy. Over the past 20 years, the Irish economy has experienced much prosperity.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with Irish author Frank Delaney about his new novel "Tipperary" that is based in Ireland. The novel is based in the Irish town, Tipperary during the 20th century Ireland that tells the tale of the traveling healer O'Brian and his two loves: his wife and his homeland.