Monologue

Musician, writer, and former adult film actress Sasha Grey discusses female sexual fantasies and dismisses the possibility of easily defining what women want.

You may remember Mo'ne Davis from her star turn on the cover of Sports Illustrated, after she became the first girl to pitch her team to a win in the history of the Little League World Series. In this episode, she reflects on one of her worst losses.

Who gets to call themselves an artist? The term didn't come naturally to East London native Shantell Martin, who says the idea of living life as an artist was not something she could totally comprehend while growing up.

The future is never far from Cory Doctorow's mind. Here, the novelist and activist explains how a deep interrogation of computers and computing in fiction writing might help humanity sidestep the worst that technological progress has to offer.

Saying no to people, whether personally and professionally, can be difficult. Author and cultural critic Roxane Gay ruminates on the challenges of navigating others' wants and needs while also staying true to herself and her many gifts.

Saying no to people, whether personally and professionally, can be difficult. Author and cultural critic Roxane Gay ruminates on the challenges of navigating others' wants and needs while also staying true to herself and her many gifts.

The impresario of the Harlem restaurant Red Rooster explains his very musical approach to cooking and creativity.

What does the world look like to an award-winning photojournalist? It turns out that getting behind the camera can be even more nerve-wracking as a veteran image-maker than a neophyte.

In the future, everyone has a "life sponsor." Voice: David Vinson

Usonio makes a deal with the devil to replace his broken lasagna dish. Voice: Brett Ambler