The author of "Nine Lives" discusses his friendship with Paddy Leigh Fermor, and the boom-and-bust cycle of travel literature.
In the video below from HuffPost Live, Young discusses how he compared to other quarterbacks in the NFL.
In the third episode of Season 3 of our series that goes behind the scenes of designer's working lives, Christopher Kane discusses his penchant for YouTube, the politics of working with family and why he's terrible at having hard meetings.
Martin's piece is, in part, a response to Anne-Marie Slaughter's controversial 2012 essay, published in the Atlantic, "Why Women Still Can't Have it All," in which she argues that Americans perpetuate a set of falsehoods about what it takes for women to be good parents and have successful professional lives, and discusses what would need to change to achieve real equality.
The chapter discusses live response, specifically collecting volatile information from systems.
HuffPost Live host Nancy Redd discusses wtih JD Chesloff, Shirin Kalyan, Joanne Manaster and Erika Ebbel Angle.
In her campaign to make American children live healthier, Michelle Obama discusses access as it relates to "food deserts" where a lot of inner city kids as well as those from rural America don't have supermarkets within reach - only fast food restaurants and bodegas.
Huffpost Live's Ahmed Shihab-Eldiscussessses whether the Romney-Netanyahu alliance is getting closer and what that might mean for the United States' role in the Israeli-Palestine conflict, and asks if the Israeli Prime Minster should be choosing sides in the U.S. presidential election in the first place.
Financial educator and author Tiffany Aliche, more popularly known as Tiff The Budgetnista, stopped by The Huffington Post Black Voices' bi-weekly talk show "BV Breakdown" ― a Facebook Live show that discusses hot topics, current events and self-care tips ― on Thursday to dish on some simple tips for managing your money. .
Malina Fisher has developed a YouTube following for her videos in which she discusses living with HIV, and has been called "too hot" to have the virus.
Tusi then goes on to explain how hereditary variability was an important factor for biological evolution of living things: Tusi discusses how organisms are able to adapt to their environments: Tusi recognized three types of living things: plants, animals, and humans.
