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After a hiatus, the Yale Press Podcast series is back—at least, for a limited time. Your interest will determine its future, so please let us know what you think by commenting at www.facebook.com/yalepress; rating us on iTunes; or e-mail us at yale.press@gmail.com. All of our interviews are free and available for download.
For the new episode, listen as host Chris Gondek speaks with Michael Takiff about his new, oral biography, A Complicated Man: The Life of Bill Clinton as Told by Those Who Know Him. The podcast is a true in-depth look at Takiff's reflections on writing the book, composed from over 150 interviews, the legacy of Bill Clinton, and the complex relationships he has managed under international attention.
You might recognize the artist of the podcast logo, Ivan Brunetti, and his use of our Emeritus logo, designed by Paul Rand. You'll find an extended interview with him in Episode 1, and later this month, we'll have the trailer for his new book Cartooning: Philosophy and Practice.
Listen and go!
Being an austrlian that doesn't get the intense news of the US daily, I really found Bill Clinton the most interesting US President in recent times. Flawed there is no doubt but incredibly clever and an amazing ability as a politician.
Posted by: Neville Perth WA | February 24, 2011 at 08:59 AM