Espen Rasmussen dis­cuss­es his book Transit, a seven-year-long jour­ney around the world, doc­u­ment­ing the lives of refugees and dis­placed peo­ple.

Maggie Steber offers a pic­ture of Haiti that includes a vibrant cul­ture and a nation plagued by tur­moil that is often cre­at­ed by out­side forces.

Seamus Murphy endeav­ors to cap­ture the spir­it of con­tem­po­rary Ireland in his wit­ty, close­ly observed book, “The Republic”.

”Idols+Believers” presents a ful­ly round­ed explo­ration of the nature of fame and fan­dom in the twenty-first cen­tu­ry.

John Stanmeyer talks with Ziyah Gafic about his 5-year project, “Island of the Spirits.”

A glaciol­o­gy in pic­tures, “When the Fires Burn: A Glacier Odyssey”, pub­lished in 2017, is the artist’s jour­ney along humanity’s sui­ci­dal path of progress.

Ashley Gilbertson and Ziyah Gafic guide you through Gilbertson’s sear­ing account of the Iraq con­flict, “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot”.

Tomas van Houtryve dis­cuss­es his book, Lines and Lineage, where he takes aim at America’s col­lec­tive amne­sia of his­to­ry.

Maciek Nabrdalik speaks about his book Homesick, a study of the Chernobyl dis­as­ter as a soci­o­log­i­cal cat­a­stro­phe.

Ed Kashi dis­cuss­es “Curse of the Black Gold: 50 Years of Oil in the Niger Delta.”