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Updated: Jul 18, 2019
Apollo 11 Turns 50
Apollo 11 launched on July 16, 1969, and astronauts landed on the moon on July 20.
Updated: Jul 18, 2019
Genevieve's Favorites
Hi, I'm Genevieve. I've worked at PRX since 2007 and I listen to A LOT of pieces. These are some of my favorite pieces from over the years. Random and good.
Updated: Jul 17, 2019
Civil Liberties for Lifelong Learners
Commentaries, Sixty Second Moral Inquiries and Two and One Half Minute Conspiracy Theories along with a lyric or two for The Great American Wrongbook (and the Department of Poetic Justice and Reckoning) ! Life long education to answer the question : What is a civil liberty anyway? In 2011, at...
Updated: Jul 17, 2019
The River Is Wide
Updated: Jul 17, 2019
The Department of Poetic Justice (and Poetic Reckoning)
Sonnets, odes, lyrical tributes- the emotional angst and pleasure of poetry brought to our longing for justice- for the inexplicable, actions, kind deeds and regular generic political folly of others, including a song and dance section, just as there is in real life, for the musically inclined....
Updated: Jul 12, 2019
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Updated: Jul 12, 2019
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Updated: Jul 11, 2019
HumaNature
HumaNature is the podcast that explores where humans and our habitat meet. The show tells real stories about human experiences in nature. Along the way, we’ll meet people whose encounters help us reflect on our own place in the natural world.
Updated: Jul 09, 2019
107.9 AD
Updated: Jul 07, 2019
Hour shows
Updated: Jul 05, 2019
The Citizens' Guides
If we tell each other what we know about being citizens in this great country, maybe more of us will take part and help sustain participation. The Citizens' Guides are a collection of how-to, what-for and where-with-all commentaries, based on the experience of this writer as she negotiates the...
Updated: Jul 05, 2019
Bad Internet 101: Moral Development for Cyberspace
The ethical problems of the Internet are not new to humankind. We just need to recognize they've found a new petri dish.Essays and insights for everyday use.
Updated: Jul 03, 2019
MIKE
Updated: Jun 30, 2019
Possible half-hour shows
Updated: Jun 26, 2019
2018 Possible New Programs
Updated: Jun 23, 2019
Paul Ingles's Music Doc Favorites
Since resuming public radio program production in 1999, Paul Ingles has produced some of the most widely heard music specials in the country including an extensive series of in-depth programs on the history of The Beatles, and a series called "The Emergence of..." which explores the early history...
Updated: Jun 20, 2019
Northern Voices with Leah Lemm
Updated: Jun 15, 2019
2+ hours long
Updated: Jun 15, 2019
Shorts
Updated: Jun 11, 2019
Military Voices Initative
Updated: Jun 09, 2019
The Sixty Second Moral Inquiry: The Anthology
Crossing the River often brings us to questions about right and wrong. The Sixty Second Moral Inquiry brings sixty seconds worth of questions that surprisingly can bring moral encouragement or at least affirmation that questions about right and wrong are always well worth asking.
Updated: Jun 04, 2019
Kim Sajet's Favorites
Updated: Jun 04, 2019
Super Smithsonian
The Smithsonian Institution was set up for the “increase & diffusion of knowledge.” That means we have cool stuff & smart people!
Updated: Jun 03, 2019
July 4th - ARCHIVE
Updated: Jun 03, 2019
