One to One: Sarah Wexler

Sheryl welcomes Sarah Wexler on the program. It 's a staff writer for Allure magazine. But the argument, she pulls out her new book, "Living Large: SUV to double D's Why not Going Bigger is better" is anything but glamorous. There is an investigation in which the Americans seem not only more than anything, but they need larger versions of everything. The book was just published by St. Martin's Press. Journalist Sheryl McCarthy talks with newsmakers about their sources of inspiration. Youare public issues in private discussions with business people to report on them and those that are history. The topics range from issues of global warming to domestic ones. McCarthy says. "I am delighted to host one of the best things about being a journalist, you get a lot of intelligent and interesting people to meet and pick their brains, so to speak on a variety of important issues that our daily life. It This is a learning process for both theJournalist and the public to contact you in this situation. The advantage of the One to One is that there are sound bites - only provocative conversation, deep and thoughtful. There are some phenomenal guests lined up for One to One and are anxious to hear what they have to say. "Look more www.cuny.tv / series / OneToOne