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'Los Hermanos/The Brothers' Documentary; Southeast Gas Shortages

Two brothers, both Cuban-born musicians, were separated for decades by tensions between the U.S. and Cuba. "Los Hermanos/The Brothers" shows how in recent years, the two have been able to...

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42:473 hours ago

Offsetting Emissions Using Forests; Urban Renewal Reparations

In Athens, Georgia, former residents of a neighborhood erased by Urban Renewal have won reparations of a sort. Georgia Public Broadcasting's Grant Blankenship reports. And, California's forest offset program has...

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42:033 hours ago

'Murderbot' Author Martha Wells; Jobs Numbers Spark Unemployment Debate

Martha Wells' science fiction series "Murderbot Diaries" has been a best seller. Producer Emiko Tamagawa talked to Wells about her creation. And, Friday's disappointing jobs numbers sparked a partisan debate...

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42:24May 11, 2021

'Secrets Of The Whales'; Concerns Over Instagram For Kids

National Geographic's "Secrets of the Whales" explores the distinctive cultures of different whales around the world. Underwater photographer Brian Skerry joins us. And, 44 attorneys general have come out against...

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42:16May 11, 2021

Sexual Assault In The Military; Veteran On Ending The Afghanistan War

Amy Marsh says she was sexually assaulted after an Air Force function. She discusses a new bill that aims to overhaul how the military handles sexual assault. And, retired Staff...

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42:57May 10, 2021

Fixing The Homeless Crisis On LA's Skid Row; 'Together Together'

An order from a federal judge says Los Angeles must provide shelter to all unhoused people living on Skid Row by fall. Host Tonya Mosley gets two differing opinions on...

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42:46May 10, 2021

Maxwell's 'Urban Hang Suite' Turns 25; Teaching Climate Change

Maxwell's “Urban Hang Suite" turns a quarter-century-old this year. He reflects on how the album helped usher in an era of R&B called neo-soul. And, last year, New Jersey became...

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41:56May 7, 2021

Sol Y Canto Fuses Family With Music; Let's Talk About Race

Alisa Amador and Rosi Amador are two-thirds of Sol y Canto, a music group started by Rosi Amador and her husband 25 years ago. They join us to discuss their...

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41:47May 7, 2021

Sufjan Stevens' New Album; Losing All Sense Of Time

Sufjan Stevens released "Convocations" on Thursday. The record represents a journey through the yin-yang of grief, drawing on the death of his father. And, French researchers are trying to better...

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41:51May 6, 2021

Recipes For Mother's Day; Debate Over Showing Violent Police Videos

Chef Kathy Gunst shares a few simple recipes that kids can help prepare for their moms on Mother's Day. And, journalism professor Allissa Richardson discusses her essay, "We Have Enough...

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41:26May 6, 2021

Racism In American Psychiatric Association; David Oyelowo's Directing Debut

The American Psychiatric Association is trying to come to terms with what it calls an appalling history of racism, both within the organization and in its treatment of patients. Dr....

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41:33May 5, 2021

Pandemic Makes The Mega-Rich Even Richer; COVID-19 Testing Still Matters

Economists predict a post-pandemic boom that won't benefit everyone equally. Molly Kinder, a fellow at the Brookings Institution, explains. And, COVID-19 testing has been one of the few tools that...

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41:36May 5, 2021

Pandemic-Fueled Languish; Jackson, Mississippi's Water Crisis

In psychologist Adam Grant's op-ed for The New York Times, Grant puts a name to that feeling borne out of the pandemic — showing up for life, but living without...

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41:50May 4, 2021

Seattle's Free Community College Program; Remembering A Ballet Legend

Seattle Colleges chancellor explains the impact of Seattle Promise, a program that provides city high school students with two years of free community college education in the city. And, we...

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41:30May 4, 2021

'Pose' Final Season; Vaccine Refusal And Incentives

The last season of the groundbreaking FX show “Pose” kicked off Sunday night. We speak with Steven Canals, Janet Mock and Ryan Murphy about the award-winning series. And, The Atlantic's...

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42:42May 3, 2021

Regulating Massage Parlors; Summer Employment Woes

Polaris Project CEO Catherine Chen says marginalized women and immigrants suffer violence, discrimination and racism in unregulated massage parlors where trafficking, coercion and desperation can leave them few options. She...

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42:04May 3, 2021

Al Qaeda 10 Years After Bin Laden; Black Jockey Chases History

Ten years ago, Navy Seals killed Osama bin Laden, the leader of Al Qaeda, the group that carried out the 9/11 attacks. We discuss the current state of the terrorist...

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43:13Apr 30, 2021

Lessons From Chernobyl; Evangelical Pastor Encourages Vaccinations

In 1986, Dr. Alla Shapiro was a first responder in the Soviet Union when the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded. She writes about the disaster in a recent op-ed. And,...

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43:05Apr 30, 2021

Woman Who Escaped Taliban; Epidemiologists Reflect On Pandemic

Zarifa Hamidi was 7 years old in 2000 when the Taliban killed her father and forced her family to flee their home. She joins us to describe how that experience...

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42:41Apr 29, 2021

Bird Sounds; Lost Hiker Found Using Satellite Images

Depending on where you live, you may be waking up to a chorus of bird songs. Jessie Barry, program manager at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, explains what birds to...

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42:41Apr 29, 2021

Fresh Air

'Los Hermanos/The Brothers' Documentary; Southeast Gas Shortages

Offsetting Emissions Using Forests; Urban Renewal Reparations

'Murderbot' Author Martha Wells; Jobs Numbers Spark Unemployment Debate

'Secrets Of The Whales'; Concerns Over Instagram For Kids

Sexual Assault In The Military; Veteran On Ending The Afghanistan War

Fixing The Homeless Crisis On LA's Skid Row; 'Together Together'

Maxwell's 'Urban Hang Suite' Turns 25; Teaching Climate Change

Sol Y Canto Fuses Family With Music; Let's Talk About Race

Sufjan Stevens' New Album; Losing All Sense Of Time

Recipes For Mother's Day; Debate Over Showing Violent Police Videos

Racism In American Psychiatric Association; David Oyelowo's Directing Debut

Pandemic Makes The Mega-Rich Even Richer; COVID-19 Testing Still Matters

Pandemic-Fueled Languish; Jackson, Mississippi's Water Crisis

Seattle's Free Community College Program; Remembering A Ballet Legend

'Pose' Final Season; Vaccine Refusal And Incentives

Regulating Massage Parlors; Summer Employment Woes

Al Qaeda 10 Years After Bin Laden; Black Jockey Chases History

Lessons From Chernobyl; Evangelical Pastor Encourages Vaccinations

Woman Who Escaped Taliban; Epidemiologists Reflect On Pandemic

Bird Sounds; Lost Hiker Found Using Satellite Images