October 18, 2013
Daily Circuit: Richard Moe on 'Roosevelt's Second Act' / Geoff Dyer on "Stalker"Share
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Chris Dall - Senior Producer, Krystyna Pease - Associate Producer, Marc Sanchez - Producer, Tom Weber - Host, Madelyn Mahon - Assistant Producer, Emily Kaiser - Associate Web Producer, Megan Ellingboe - Assistant Producer, Richard Moe - Interviewee, Geoff Dyer - Interviewee
On this hour of the Daily Circuit program, an interview with Richard Moe about his book, Roosevelt's Second Act; and Geoff Dyer about his book Zona: A Book About a Film About a Journey to a Room.
In Roosevelt's Second Act, Moe explores the year 1940, what he deems a pivotal year of American history, through Roosevelt's complex character of actions and motivations as he considered pursuing a third term. Moe argues that Roosevelt's third term greatly changed America's foreign policy and changed the way people perceived the presidency.
Zona: A Book About a Film About a Journey to a Room is a scene-by-scene meditation and critical memoir about Andrei Tarkovsky’s 1979 sci-fi masterpiece, Stalker.
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