Mark Miller 10/12/21 Mark Miller 10/12/21

The 1960s Come Alive on the Silver Screen

Announcing the release of “The 1960s on Film,” a textbook that I co-authored with Dr. Jim Willis.

Mark Miller 2/26/21 Mark Miller 2/26/21

‘Selma’: Connecting America’s Past to Our Present

MLK’s 1965 campaign in Selma shook America’s conscience awake in an extraordinary struggle during the civil rights movement.

Mark Miller 8/6/20 Mark Miller 8/6/20

Hersey's 'Hiroshima' haunts and heals

On Aug. 6, 1945, a great flash lit up the sky over the Japanese seaside city of Hiroshima at 8:15 a.m., forever changing the lives of 245,000 human beings.

Mark Miller 4/5/20 Mark Miller 4/5/20

‘Babel: Around the World in Twenty Languages’

Gaston Dorren will take you on a rich, intercultural journey delving into the most widely spoken languages in the world.

Mark Miller 2/29/20 Mark Miller 2/29/20

The Theology Box podcast

I’ve had the pleasure of regularly joining my friend William Carroll as a co-host on his podcast, The Theology Box.

Mark Miller 12/10/19 Mark Miller 12/10/19

'Peter Jennings: A Reporter’s Life'

This Canadian newscaster marked American journalism with his striking personality and unforgettable professionalism.

Mark Miller 12/6/19 Mark Miller 12/6/19

'Fumblerules' by William Safire

William Safire’s Fumblerules is a book full of mistakes — mistakes that make his point.

Mark Miller 11/30/19 Mark Miller 11/30/19

'Los árboles mueren de pie'

Una farsa junta una cómica colección de circunstancias y un singular grupo de personajes en Los árboles mueren de pie, una obra de teatro de Alejandro Casona.