Stan and Doug rave over Erik Larson's page-turner of a biographical history.

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In Walking with Sam: A Father, a Son, and Five Hundred Miles Across Spain, Andrew McCarthy attempts to connect with his 19-year-old son, Sam, along the Camino de Santiago. Stan and Doug look at their secular pilgrimage and what it says about our own journeys.

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Stan and Doug love Rosen's research and insights about the early life of the "Supreme Court's Pavarotti," but they wish there had been a little more editing on the book.

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In a previous episode, Stan and Doug responded to John Blake's moving memoir about race and family, More Than I Imagined. In this one, John joins the discussion.

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Stan and Doug look at John Blake's book, More Than I Imagined, and live to tell the tale!

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Stan Guthrie and Doug LeBlanc explore Chris Stirewalt's critique of the topsy-turvy media landscape.

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