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Kerri Miller Feature

Patricia Highsmith's secret novel is headed to theaters

Patricia Highsmith's secret novel is headed to theaters

Patricia Highsmith is best known for her psychological thrillers like "Strangers on a Train" or "The Talented Mr. Ripley." But a very personal Highsmith novel, originally released under a pseudonym, will soon hit theaters.
by Tracy Mumford

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Conversation: In search of a vegetarian diet

Conversation: In search of a vegetarian diet

A dietitian, a chef and vegetarians in our audience discuss what it means to eat veggies well.

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Suicide and opiates take a rising toll on older white Americans

Suicide and opiates take a rising toll on older white Americans

A discussion about the new research from a pair of Princeton economists that finds the death rate among white Americans aged 45 to 54 is rising.

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Yes, men have a biological clock -- and it's ticking

Yes, men have a biological clock -- and it's ticking

Science and pop culture have long preached about the possible risks for older mothers. But what about older fathers?
by MPR News Staff

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Friday Roundtable: Living with cancer

Listen to an honest and personal discussion on cancer: what it means to learn you have the disease, what it's like to wade through your options and what it's like to keep living.
by MPR News Staff

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Why California may be setting an example for other water scarce places

Why California may be setting an example for other water scarce places

September's water conservation numbers are in for California and they are remarkably good. What can the rest of the world learn from California's effort to address water shortages?

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A poet and a police chief on the language of race

Poet Claudia Rankine and former police chief Ronal Serpas discuss the language of race and how it influences justice, policy and communities.
by MPR News Staff

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