Donna Hicks Explains The Essential Role Dignity Plays In Resolving Conflict
Donna Hicks is a Harvard professor and conflict resolution expert. She explains the essential role dignity plays in resolving conflict from her book, Dignity.
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Eliot Cohen Traces America’s Evolution Of Warfare From The 1600s In His Book, Conquered Into Liberty
Eliot Cohen is a professor at Johns Hopkins University with an extensive background in writing and advising on warfare. We examine how conflict along two hundred miles of lake, river, and woodland in North America shaped the country’s military values, practices, and institutions from his book Conquered Into Liberty.
Guests for December 19, 2011
Guests include Eliot Cohen explaining the American way of war, Donna Hicks discussing dignity and Mariah Bear sharing tidbits of information.
Stephen Howard Explains What It Takes To Be A PRO In Sports & Life
Stephen Howard is former college basketball player for DePaul and an ESPN College basketball analyst. We discuss what he’s learned about becoming a pro in business and in life.
Mitchell Bard Exposes How America’s Interests Are Sold Out To The Arab Lobby
Mitchell Bard is the executive director of a non-profit, a foreign policy analyst and a former senior analyst in the polling division of the 1988 Bush campaign. He exposes how American presidents and diplomats have sold out our interests and security to the Arab interests—Saudi Arabia, in particular. We discuss his book The Arab Lobby.
Scott Farris Explains The Lessons Of The Presidential Runners-up From His Book Almost President
Scott Farris worked for United Press International and on several political campaigns, including his own. He’s turned his attention to Presidential races and on the losers to determine what impact they had on the nation. We discuss his latest book Almost President.