Writer and comedian Fred Stoller's new book chronicles how writing on one of the world's biggest sitcoms didn't turn out as well as he might have liked.

Borrowing wasn't always thought of as an abstract, impersonal concept. Author Louis Hyman discusses the history of borrowing and his new book, "Borrow: The American Way of Debt."

Chairman and CEO of Yum! Brands David Novak discusses his new book, "Taking People with You," and talks business and global expansion.

Author Paul Barrett explores the history of the Glock pistol in his new book, and explains how it came to popularity in the U.S.

Find out how well you would fare answering some of Marketplace's newly-designed interview questions.

Today's job interviews are nothing like those in the past. Author William Poundstone examines the kinds of new interview questions that are asked at corporations like Google.

Sound plays a large role in our overall health. And whether your an office drone or factory worker, different types of music can help or hurt your performance.

Tom Mueller, author of "Extra Virginity: The Sublime and Scandalous World of Olive Oil," reveals everything you should know about olive oil, including how to taste it.

Thomas Thwaites discusses how –and why — he built a toaster from the bottom up.

From Paul Allen to Henry Kissinger, here's a list of some of my favorite author interviews this year