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July 31st, 2012
Lyons, Colorado is far removed from the Olympic Games in London. But the inspiration for the 300-meter, manmade whitewater slalom course that’s fro...
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In Episode #14, Laurie Robinson, Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Justice Programs at the U.S. Department of Justice, discusses bridgin...
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- Length: 32:32
In Episode #12, Oakland Police Chief Anthony Batts discusses his goals as Oakland's new Chief, the importance of working with the community, his ef...
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- Length: 30:09
In Episode #11, Frank Zimring, Professor at Berkeley Law School, discusses New York City's remarkable crime decline in the past twenty years, the r...
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- Length: 30:10
In Episode #10, Mimi Silbert, President and CEO of the Delancey Street Foundation, discusses the unique Delancey Street rehabilitation model, the s...
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- Length: 36:12
The annual International Woodcarvers will be getting together soon to exhibit, teach and share their craft at Lake Bronson, Minnesota. Mara Wittma...
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- Length: 03:27
This week on Shelf Discovery, Kristin travels back to 18th-century England with Robin Blake's A Dark Anatomy.
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- Length: 03:00
This week on Culture Queue, we take you outside your comfort zone to deliver stories from fringe society. Producer Mitch Skinner returns from San D...
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- Length: 28:55
George Wein, founder of the Newport Jazz Festival, has created countless festivals worldwide and can be connected to every important jazz musician ...
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First, Debbie Nathan gives proof that the allegedly true story of multiple personality, Sybil, was largely fabricated. Then, Runaway Girl, is Caris...
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While the focus of world press attention is on the London Olympics ( and Romney's fumbled foray there)...there was very little attention on Treasur...
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This week’s Any Questions, hosted by WAMC’s Ian Pickus and resident quizzer Mike Nothnagel, focuses on explorers. Air window: 7/31 through 8/9
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- Length: 03:30
The blues melded with jazz long before the first recordings in the late teens. Although the music was, at least at first, structured on the 8 and 1...
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July 30th, 2012
Fifty Laborers, Accused of Sheltering Assailant of White Man, Are Surrounded.
From the July 31, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.
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- Length: 01:06
Hugh Sinclair traveled to several continents while working for numerous banks, agencies and institutions, and saw microfinance from the ground up. ...
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Jazz drummer and club owner, Albert Coleman, joins hosts Bev Smith and William Hosea by phone for a trip down the Avenue as he remembers the jazz s...
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- Length: 57:36
The Bloomington City Council spent more than a dozen hours in budget hearings last week. The Council debated the future spending of every departmen...
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- Length: 09:03
Helen Harrell and Don Sherfick chat with Indianapolis PFLAG (Parents, Families and Friends of Gays and Lesbians) President Jeff Jones about the org...
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- Length: 56:30
Homage to Astor Piazzolla featuring Catherine Wilson and Ensemble Vivant hosted by Keith Horner.
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- Length: 58:45
For the third week of April (4/14): This week, Texas music scholar Gary Hartman takes a look at a natural disaster that inspired a folk anthem.
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