Vertigo at midnight: The psychology of my “Alfred Hitchcock dream.”
I keep dreaming that I'm falsely accused and can't prove my innocence. That fear is real for many people in America.
Sean Munger
Behind the scenes: Garfield, the President, not the cat.
There's so much more to learn about the 20th President than just the story of his assassination. That's what I hope my video conveys.
While the media sleeps: what's at stake in the 2024 election.
The climate crisis, Putin, China, and the potential successor of a very old President are all on the table in 2024. But who wants to talk about that?
Historic Painting: El Jaleo by John Singer Sargent, 1882.
Popcorn and Purple Stuff: A journey through 1990s cinema, in 25 films. (Part III)
The third installment of 1990s cinema takes us to a convenience store in New Jersey, an apocalyptic desert in Australia, and the mean streets of L.A.
Farewell, Mein Führer: The German mass suicide wave of 1945.
Why did thousands of ordinary Germans kill themselves at the end of World War II? The answer may be more complicated than you think.
Last call: how the telephone died as a cultural object.
The telephone is dead. I, for one, do not mourn its death.