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Season 2012 Episode 17 | 28m 46s
Host Marcia Franklin talks with Idaho native and playwright Samuel Hunter about the themes of his works, which have been performed all over the country, and are often set in Idaho. One of his plays, A Bright New Boise, won an Obie Award.
Aired: 05/16/12
Video has closed captioning.Major Funding Provided by the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation
Marcia Franklin talks with author Alyssa Harad about her book, "Coming to My Senses."
Marcia Franklin talks with journalists and a political scientist about the 2012 election.
Media, Ethics and the Election
Marcia Franklin talks with Poynter media ethicist Kelly McBride
Marcia Franklin continues her discussion with playwright Samuel Hunter.
Strobe Talbott, Former Diplomat
An interview with former diplomat Strobe Talbott at the Sun Valley Writers' Conference.
Author Adam Johnson talks with Marcia Franklin about his work and writing philosophy.
Security Analyst Juliette Kayyem
Marcia Franklin discusses anti-terrorism policy with expert Juliette Kayyem.
Marcia Franklin talks with Idaho authors about their works and their picks for good reads.
Former Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus talks with Joan Cartan-Hansen about his new book.
Joan Cartan-Hansen talks with the most famous art detective in the world, Robert Wittman.
Investigative Journalist Jane Mayer
Investigative journalist Jane Mayer discusses her book “Dark Money.”
