Book

Nancy talks with Chico State University English professor Rob Davidson about his new fiction collection.

In honor of the season of gratitude, festivities, long nights, rest, and reflection upon us, this week we revisit a BEST OF conversation with Robin Wall Kimmerer, Indigenous scholar, professor, land and culture tender, MacArthur Genius Grant award winner, mother, and all around wonderful human.

Chico mathematician Scott Lape has written a numbers reference book for children that is also fun for adults.

Host Dave Schlom visits with Lucy Jane Santos, author of the new book, "Chain Reactions: The Hopeful History of Uranium." It's a fascinating sequel to her previous book, "Half Lives: the Unlikely History of Radium."

Host Dave Schlom visits with Elsa Richardson, an academic at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. Her new book, Rumbles: A Curious History of The Gut is a fascinating journey through the story of our ongoing quest to understand the process of digestion.

Now more than ever we need critical thinking. Retired professor Richard Parker gives us tips on thinking critically. Then New York Post journalist Reuven Fenton writes with humor.

Adam Sikes pens an international spy thriller.

Retired History and Sociology Professor Ken Rose passed away, and his interview on Nancy’s Bookshelf is being rerun in his honor.

Michael Tonetti has been practicing massage and Yoga for more than 50 years. He studied Structural Integration Massage at Heartwood College in 1982, and…

Retired professors Roger Lederer and Carol Burr wrote and illustrated The Birds of Bidwell Park. Now they have collaborated on a guide to the trees of…