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Chef Dan Barber of Blue Hill constructs a lover’s feast.

The characters Darius and Xerxes were named after very interesting Kings in Persian history, who were wrapped up in comedies of errors.

Because Khakpour was very interested in what makes Muslim men tick, after the events on 9/11.

The older generations tend to be more conservative, Khakpour says.

It can not be, Martin says, but it takes time.

Valerie Martin on the mythology of the Big Easy.

The influences are vast and range from race relations to hurricane Katrina to the “spooky” ethos of the city.

Dovey reads three selections from her novel Blood Kin.

In her filmmaking, Dovey was drawn to the beauty of farming because of the process.

How do you deal with the unknown?

Adam Bly would like ask President Bush how he made decisions.

Today’s generation of scientists need to think laterally, not just vertically.

Fighting a new kind of war and watching China’s rise are prominent issues to Adam Bly.

Bly discusses how science shapes even our ideas and images of the world.

Bly looks forward to more mapping, more cross-fertilization among the scientific disciplines.

An absolute truth does not resonate with Adam Bly.

It doesn’t explain everything, but it’s a pretty good start, Bly says.

Adam Bly talks about his life experience with faith.

“Being able to understand science is to create metaphors,” says Bly, founder of SEED magazine. “Our metaphors become profoundly more rich when scientists interact with artists and engage the arts […]

Adam Bly mentions Clinton and Gingrich among others.

There’s a war on science in America, Bly says.

Our interest in science doesn’t match our understanding of it, Bly says.

You don’t need to know all the facts, Bly says.

Bly connects Sputnik mania to today’s renaissance in scientific literacy.

Adam Bly makes science relevant to everyday life.

Bly was a “total science fair nerd” growing up.

Bly grew up in a city that stressed multi-culturalism.

“It’s time.”

He believes in doing the right thing, Katz says of Mayor Booker.

It’s not the media’s attention, but possibly a histrionic personality disorder, Fuller suggests.