Station we did a live radio history of the beetles it shows how well we could work together. We have a nice give and take and when we write we have not been in the same city for years. It is long i have this idea, this idea, and bounce, bounce, and we come up with something that is the ultimate. I have to entertain my coauthor. If it doesnt make his cut it is not good enough. I think we benefit from having to one up each other. Unfortunately, we barely scratched the surface of this book, watching tv. Our guest has been walter podrazik, coauthor. Cspan where history unfolds daily. In 1979, cspan was created as a Public Service by americas Cable Television companies and brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. Now on booktv, the parents of the late Trayvon Martin sybrina and tracy martin discuss life and death and the judicial cy system in their book they cant kill us all. This weekend marks the fifth anniversary of Trayvon Martins death. Host thank you both again for jo
Uct the death and the life of your son Trayvon Martin. I wanted to start off by first noting it has been five years. It is hard to believe. It feels longer and shorter than that. What are you thinking about five years later as you revisit the life and the traumatic events that happened to your family five years ago . Each year when his birthday comes around, which was february 5th, sunday, it remind us what we are missing out on. We didnt get a chance to watch him graduate from high school or see him go off to college or go to the prom or things like that. I think about how many kids he would have had, who we would have married. At 22 it is fairly young but he would have been graduating from college like his brother. I think about the good times and knowing those memories cant be taken away. As parents, you want to see your children do something productive in life. We would definitely be hoping for another College Graduate from our kids and going on just to see his life progress. Seein
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. David armitage is a historian and author and his new book is called civil war, a history and ideas. It traces the most famous from ancient times to current conflicts in iraq and syria, and professor armitage, and a honor to have you on the program, sir. Thank you, tavis. If ever there were a contested term civil war would be it, and we want to get to why it is so contested in a second, but i want toer start out by asking what is it about these civil wars to make you interest ed enough to do the research on it. This book calm to me in Southern California about ten years ago when i was woshing at the beautiful Huntington Library outside of pasadena, and reading the letter s s of a man named Francis Lieber who was a lawyer in the 1860s and charged to the write the first codes of the war for the army during with what we call the u. S. Civil war. He was having trouble defining what a civil war was. I was interested i
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. David armitage is a historian and author and his new book is called civil war, a history and ideas. It traces the most famous from ancient times to current conflicts in iraq and syria, and professor armitage, and a honor to have you on the program, sir. Thank you, tavis. If ever there were a contested term civil war would be it, and we want to get to why it is so contested in a second, but i want toer start out by asking what is it about these civil wars to make you interest ed enough to do the research on it. This book calm to me in Southern California about ten years ago when i was woshing at the beautiful Huntington Library outside of pasadena, and reading the letter s s of a man named Francis Lieber who was a lawyer in the 1860s and charged to the write the first codes of the war for the army during with what we call the u. S. Civil war. He was having trouble defining what a civil war was. I was interested i
Way off, other side of camel back mountain, you can see just how beautiful. Theres toms thumb. You can see toms thumb way out there. Ive hiked that before as well. Really beginning to be a great day really going to be a great day for hiking or walking. Winds out of the west at 9 miles per hour. Currently 50s and 60s. Surprise 59. Peoria, 60. Where our weather kid hails from. But over all looking great. To b chilly in the morning. And for the weekend, look at this. A chance of showers in that forecast. Today, another perfect fall forecast. 82 to 87. Bright and beautiful, crystal. Im loving it. But yes, we have rain to talk about. The 60s not dry this morning. Youll want to go for the 202 instead. Near dobson we have a wreck here. Emergency crews have taken out the hov and the left two lanes ten minutes have all ready stretched more than four miles. Were seeing stop and go all the way back to near stapley here with this one. Drive time, a half hour from the 202 to the 10 on the 60. Delay