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Comments [5]We put together a Spotify playlist of the music we played on our show on new music for 2013.
Comments [3]An update for all you Ai Weiwei lovers — he is rescheduled and will be talking to us on January 10th.
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Jazz man Dave Brubeck and music professor/peace activist Derrill Bodley were longtime friends.
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On October 24, we aired a show about iPads in the classroom. One of our guests, Janet Frazier, made some assertions about the Lexington County School District One. Mary Beth Hill, the chief communications officer for the district, sent us this response to comments made during the show.
Comments [8]Shehla Anjum — an Anchorage-based writer who was born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan — called into our show today to talk about her visit to Pakistan earlier this year when she visited Malala Yousafzai and her family. She asked if we could post this profile she wrote about Malala so our listeners could check it out.
Comments [1]Check out this great video of Martin Sexton performing his song “Friends Again” in our studio.
Comments [2]Relying on memory–weak reed!–for two weeks in a row, I said that The Economist had endorsed Bush in 2000 and 2004. The magazine did in 2000, but backed John Kerry in 2004. I apologize to our listeners.
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Tom is actively tweeting this week and next from the Republican and Democratic conventions. Scene, moments, Michelle Bachmann, Karl Rove. Check it out on Twitter: @tomashbrooknpr.
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Oklahoma’s monster tornado. The president on counterterrorism. A vote on gay Boy Scouts.
The definitive history of heavy metal and what it’s always been about.
Rock-hard bodies in a fraction of the time. We’ll look at the 7-minute workout and the promises of high-intensity exercise.
Congress says food stamps are costing the country too much and debating big cuts. One in every seven Americans is using them to eat. What’s going on?
