Interview

BBC Special Correspondent Katty Kay chats with author Molly Jong-Fast about her memoir, How to Lose Your Mother, which tackles the life, legacy, and decline of her mother, Erica Jong.

BBC Special Correspondent Katty Kay speaks with author and creator Kyla Scanlon about how things have become so unaffordable for young people today and whether anyone is to blame.

Former US President Bill Clinton and best-selling author James Patterson sat down with the BBC to discuss how real life informed their new political thriller, The First Gentleman.

BBC Special Correspondent Katty Kay and author and journalist Edward Luce discuss the life of former US National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski.

BBC Special Correspondent Katty Kay and physician Leana Wen discuss the current state of American medicine, from vaccine scepticism to RFK Jr's Make America Healthy Again initiative.

Wes Anderson and the cast of The Phoenician Scheme tell the BBC about how they made the film, and about its formidable young star who plays a pipe-smoking trainee nun.

Chef Hawa Hassan's new book Setting a Place for Us explores food, memory and identity in communities displaced by war.

BBC Special Correspondent Katty Kay and best-selling author Gretchen Rubin discuss her new book, Secrets of Adulthood, and why one-sentence bits of advice can be so impactful.