NJM Q&A Archives | New Jersey Monthly: Recent Episodes
NJM Q&A Archives | New Jersey Monthly
Charlamagne Tha God, radio-show personality on "The Breakfast Club," talks about his new book "Shook One," his therapist and living in New Jersey.
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Deaf-rights activist and author Sara Novic talks with us about her upcoming compilation of biographies of immigrants, and how activism today is a lot of, "yelling on the internet."
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NJM spoke with 2017 NASCAR Monster Energy Cup champion Martin Truex Jr. about the upcoming NASCAR season and why NJ drivers get a bad rap.
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No longer hiding her Muslim identity, author Amani Al-Khatahtbeh discusses her faith, her website and her youth in New Jersey.
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The Montville native—prominent and provocative food writer, trend spotter and cookbook coauthor—discusses her new perch as restaurant editor of Food & Wine magazine.
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Azzan Yadin-Israel, a professor in the Classics and Jewish Studies department at Rutgers, is the author of "The Grace of God and the Grace of Man: The Theologies of Bruce Springsteen."
The post Rutgers Professor Dissects Theologies of Bruce Springsteen’s Music appeared first on New Jersey Monthly.
"Here’s what I think about Trump. Hillary says you can bait him with a Tweet, but listen: He can bait y’all with a Tweet. And that’s got to stop."
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The PR maven and author of "The Southern Education of a Jersey Girl" relishes her Jersey attitude, even in Alabama.
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Comedian Bill Bellamy talks about starting out at the Peppermint Lounge in East Orange, his upcoming films and what happens when he hangs out with cousin Shaquille O'Neal.
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Michael Ian Black, of Wet Hot American Summer, talks about his new book, not taking health tips from Gov. Christie and picking a fight with David Sedaris.
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Gardening design mixed with American history in a Chatham gardener's April 2016 release, "All the Presidents' Gardens," makes for a great last-minute Mother's Day gift.
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Co-founder and editor of the Cannabis Business Times, Noelle Skodzinski talks about the chances of legalizing marijuana in New Jersey.
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CNBC's Becky Quick on her show's 20th anniversary, moderating the Republican debate in October and how her experience gave her a thick skin.
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Republican Presidential debate moderator Neil Cavuto talks about his thorough debate preparation, avoiding "gotcha" questions and Governor Christie's "relentless" campaign strategy.
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Comedian and political commentator Bill Maher talks his River Vale childhood, why Jersey breeds so many entertainers, and Christie's shot at the presidency (hint: slim).
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Veteran comedian Richard Lewis insists he wasn't raised in New Jersey, he was, "lowered in New Jersey."
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Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg pledged $100 million to help fix Newark’s schools. A new book explains why the reform movement went awry.
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The multimillionaire discusses passion, her philanthropic ventures and her entrepreneurial beginnings in Oradell.
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The Princeton history professor talks about his new book, how we expect too much out of our presidents, and why Congressional gridlock isn't anything new.
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The Fox Business Network reporter talks with us about her relationship with Warren Buffett and how to invest like a billionaire.
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Raised in Montville, actress Angeline Rose Troy prepares for her moment in the spotlight in the upcoming dark comedy Just Before I Go.
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The Rutgers professor chats with us about discovering your true self, the beauty of indecision and how to shop for a toaster.
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New book explores the governor’s life and times.
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The slight but feisty Melissa Rauch talks with New Jersey Monthly about her star-making turn in the hit show "The Big Bang Theory," as well as her upcoming film, "The Bronze."
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Father and son Bill and Willie Geist both wound up working in media. Now they've put their writing skills to good use in their collaborative book, "Good Talk, Dad."
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Kool and the Gang began as a ragtag group of teens in Jersey City before spinning hits like "Jungle Boogie" and "Celebration." We spoke with Robert "Kool" Bell about the band's origins, and touring with Van Halen.
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A talk with former New York Times restaurant critic, now op-ed columnist, Frank Bruni, on teaching food writing at Princeton this semester.
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The author of the historical non-fiction book "How To Fight Presidents" talks with us about the eccentricities of past commanders-in-chief, and why Millard Fillmore is dead meat.
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Tony Award winning actor Norbert Leo Butz talks with New Jersey Monthly about his upcoming concert "Girls, Girls, Girls" and wanting a tree swing for his kids.
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National Book Award winner James McBride talks with New Jersey Monthly about not caring about his literary status, and his part-time life in Lambertville.
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Makeup maven puts her personal touch on eyewear.
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In our extended online interview, the Millionaire Matchmaker and Millburn native spoke with "New Jersey Monthly" about online dating, the dos and don'ts of Valentine's Day and what makes New Jersey guys dateable.
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Rob Fusari, a pop music producer from Livingston, helped launch the careers of big-name acts like Destiny’s Child and discovered the talent of Stefani Germanotta – now known worldwide as Lady Gaga.
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Comedian Jim Breuer, a Chester resident, answers our questions about being a marriage warrior, his heavy metal Christmas song and his upcoming show at the South Orange Performing Arts Center.
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New Jersey Monthly sat down with West Orange native Astronaut Scott Kelly, who will hold the record for longest space flight by an American.
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The acclaimed author of "Eat, Pray, Love," Elizabeth Gilbert, talks about her writing process, plants and her new novel "The Signature of All Things."
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A showbiz legend, Liza Minnelli will play her one-woman, "Liza Minnelli: In Concert" September 28 at Caesars Palace in Atlantic City.
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Collette Liantonio has created infomercials for late-night favorites such as The George Foreman Grill, Pajama Jeans, and The Bedazzler.
The post Collette Liantonio: The Infomercial Queen appeared first on New Jersey Monthly.
Admired for unbridled use of color and graphics in home furnishings and accessories, Jonathan Adler is an iconic designer, potter, author and bon vivant.
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Marc Maron's must-hear podcast leads to a book and TV series.
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