The Roundtable

Albany, NY – Joe and Julia speak with director of the museum Dr. Cynthia Cook and curator of the exhibit Herman Eberhard about the new long running exhibit, "Action and Action Now, FDR's First 100 Days", at the FDR Museum in Hyde Park, NY.

Albany, NY – speak with Stephanie Copeland, the president and director of author Edith Warton's estate The Mount in Lennox, Massachusetts. The restoration of this estate has cost millions of dollars and if a mortgage payment cannot be made by March 24, The Mount will have to foreclose. Copland is launching a campaign to raise $3 million by March 24.

Albany, NY – Joe and Julia speak with the distinguished actor Edward Herrmann, who helped kick off The Presidential Library and Museum's new FDR exhibit Hyde Park, NY this weekend. The exhibit is called "Action and Action Now" and celebrates the 75th anniversary of FDR's New Deal.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with Philip Zombardo about his book, "The Lucifer Effect: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil". Zombardo is a social psychologist who uses his own research and historical examples to draw upon how situational forces and group dynamics can cause people to turn evil.

Albany, NY – Alan speaks with Senator John Carey about his main priority in Massachusetts, which is creating new jobs. Carey also wants to address the issues of the lack of access to Broadband in Massachusetts.

Albany, NY – Julia speaks with Jim Buckmaster, the CEO of Craiglist, about his company. Buckmaster has declined other companies' offers that want to buy Craigslist because he wants to keep his internet company small.

Albany, NY – Joe continues his conversation with Giraldo Rivera about his new book, "His Panic: Why Americans Fear Hispanics". Joe also talks to Rivera about his career as a a journalist with ABC.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with first time novelist, Lauren Groff, about her book "Monsters of Templeton", which is The Roundtable Reads pick for March. Groff creates creative fictional stories of her town, Cooperstown, New York where the book takes place.

Albany, NY – Joe and David speak with author Susanna Sonnenburg about her book, "Her Last Death: A Memoir". This personal book discusses Sonnenburg's adulthood unraveling her mother's lies and fictions.

Albany , NY – Katie speaks with Kim Mulkey about her book, "Won't Back Down: Tear, Dreams and Family". Kim Mulkey is a gold medalist on the 1984 Women's Olympic basketball team, inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2000 and is the first person to have won an NCAA championship as a player and coach.