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Producer: Karen Smyles Paul Jost is an eclectic artist with great skill as a drummer, vocalist, arranger and compo ...
8 years ago
Getting hooked on body suspension
For some, suspending from the ceiling by hooks in the skin feels like therapy.
8 years ago
Listen 5:58Horror movie sounds evoke primal fear
Sound designers have a bag of acoustic “scares” to frighten and unnerve an audience.
8 years ago
Listen 7:14Is there a ‘civil war’ in the GOP?
Sen. Jeff Flake’s announcement that he will not seek reelection was coupled with an acerbic assessment of the President and his fellow ...
8 years ago
Listen 35:28What is the U.S. doing in Africa?
The death of four Special Forces in Niger has shone a spotlight on American military presence in Africa. We’ll talk with ...
8 years ago
Listen 13:29Larry Krasner: Democratic candidate for D.A. of Philadelphia
Democratic candidate for District Attorney of Philadelphia, LARRY KRASNER joins ...
8 years ago
Listen 35:30Beth Grossman: GOP candidate for D.A. of Philadelphia
Republican candidate for District Attorney for Philadelphia, BETH GROSSMAN ...
8 years ago
Listen 35:30To understand the Vietnam War, you’d have had to live through it
The Vietnam War impacted much more than its name implies. For people like my parents, we don’t talk about it. Like the American public, we’ve just accepted what’s been said.
8 years ago
Listen 4:50Rodale Institute: The Birthplace of Organic Farming in the U.S.
Producer: Monica Rogozinski Rodale Institute is the birthplace of organic agriculture in North America. For more t ...
8 years ago
From soup on the table to a bill in congress: a look inside the shark fin debate
Shark fin is the main ingredient in a much-prized soup. Fishermen commonly cut off the fins and throw the rest of the shark overboard to drown.
8 years ago
Listen 0:00Black farmers work to cultivate diversity
Farming is the second-whitest job in the United States.
8 years ago
Listen 0:00Feeding your baby another woman’s milk
Humans have a long history of sharing breast milk, but society’s acceptance has ebbed and flowed.
8 years ago
Listen 0:00Lindsey Fitzharris on “The Butchering Art”
Surgery in the nineteenth-century was pretty gruesome – a lot of blood, pain, saws and no sanitation. In fact, operating theaters use ...
8 years ago
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