Digital display on the Chunnel, a 31.5 mile undersea railway that connects England and France.
Amazing Engineering Grace: The Brave New World we take for granted. Clay reports from “The Chunnel” traveling between England and France.
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Shakespeare & Company, the famous English-language bookshop in the heart of Paris.
In Paris, France, this week Clay stops in at Shakespeare and Company, a legendary English-language bookshop in the heart of Paris.
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Why I’m Changing The Channel

Clay details how cable news has long failed to reliably serve Americans, why he is tuning out, and what he’ll do instead.
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Clay with a look at what's coming for the 2026 Winter Retreats at beautiful Lochsa Lodge.
Clay reports from his annual humanities retreat near the Montana-Idaho border in the Northern Rockies.
Clay reads from his
During a long life of hard reading, Henry David Thoreau’s Walden is the book that helps me understand what it is to be human.
Henry David Thoreau
As I look to the start of the new year, Thoreau’s 1854 classic, Walden, still deeply challenges and inspires me.
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Clay does a special public reading from the works of his favorite English Novelist, Charles Dickens.
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Medgar Evers' house
Clay visits Medgar Evers’ home, now a national monument. Medgar Evers was killed by a white supremacist here, in front of his house, on June 12, 1963.
A stop at a West Texas Barnes & Noble persuades Clay that books remain alive and kicking.