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2013-10-27

Mike and Ruthy

Hunter At Sunrise Acoustic Sessions
2011-03-20

Frazey Ford interview

Frazey Ford, a founding member of the Be Good Tanyas, performs songs from her recent release, "Obadiah". She also talks about growing up in western Canada and plans to reunite with the Tanyas for some shows this summer.
2024-11-01

The workings and actions of Democracy

A public life serving democracy brings surprising rewards: An interview with Melody Barnes, Executive Director of the Karsh Institute of Democracy at the University of Virginia
2019-07-11

WEB EXTRA: Extended conversation with Jenny about anger and Emotions Anonymous

Jenny has participated in the group “Emotions Anonymous” in order to gain control of anger issues she has dealt with since childhood. She speaks candidly about how anger nearly ruined her life and about the 12 step program she has followed to gain control. emotionsanonymous.org
2017-05-25

Alan B. Boffman

They died as they lived. Helping others and with honor.
2020-10-02

Mark Laita: "Soft White Underbelly"

This episode is not appropriate for all listeners. Award-winning photographer Mark Laita has used his skills for clients such as Adidas, Apple and Mercedes-Benz, and his photography has been exhibited worldwide. But he might be doing the most important work of his life right now on Skid Row in Los Angeles. A few years ago, Laita started taking photographs of people living on the street, drug-addicts and prostitutes—and he began interviewing them and recording their stories. He never imagined his YouTube project Soft White Underbelly would take off the way it has, with over a million subscribers. Laita says he can’t help all the people he speaks to (though he has tried). But he says raising awareness about the suffering of people we don’t regularly meet could help future generations. Dr. Alan Campbell has an intimate conversation with Laita, discussing his childhood, how he became a photographer, and the painful but powerful work he’s doing now. Visit “Soft White Underbelly” https://tinyurl.com/tg232ag Learn more about Mark Laita http://www.marklaita.com/
2021-08-13

Alan C. Logan: The Greatest Hoax On Earth

Stephen Spielberg’s blockbuster film “Catch Me If You Can” brought the story of con man Frank W. Abagnale into widespread public awareness. But as award-winning author Alan C. Logan reveals, Abagnale’s confessions of his own exploits are hoaxes themselves. Logan’s new book, “The Greatest Hoax on Earth: Catching the Truth, While We Can,” is an exhaustively researched debunking of the myth crafted by the self-proclaimed “world’s greatest con man.” Watching America host, Dr. Alan Campbell, notes that Abagnale has presented himself as a “benign cowboy of trickery.” Listen to this interview with Logan to hear about the more malignant aspects of Abagnale’s frauds – and how they were kept undercover for so long.
2022-09-30

Lyell Asher: Why Colleges are Becoming Cults

Professor Lyell Asher is the creator of the popular video series, “Why Colleges Are Becoming Cults,” where he gives an analysis of university academics and culture in the 20th and 21st centuries. One part of Asher’s critique is focused on the effect of the embrace of “whole language” in lieu of phonics in schools of education and its deleterious effect on reading instruction. Asher received his PhD at University of Virginia and is associate professor of English at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon. You can find his video series on YouTube at https://tinyurl.com/3f7rcydp
2021-02-19

Annie Jacobsen: First Platoon-Modern War in the Age of Identity

Annie Jacobsen is a prolific, award-winning author. Her latest work is FIRST PLATOON: A STORY OF MODERN WAR IN THE AGE OF IDENTITY DOMINANCE. In it, Jacobsen reveals the connection between young US Army men in Afghanistan and the Department of Defense’s quest to create the most powerful biometrics database in the world. You won’t want to miss this conversation. “…all of this calls into question our fourth amendment right, the right to privacy. And what I learned from some of these legal experts, legal scholars, is that these issues are being debated in the courts, bu that is happening at a snail's pace. Meanwhile, the biometric collection systems and all this data that's just being sucked up into the system is moving forward at science fiction like speed.” Annie Jacobsen is a Pulitzer Prize finalist and the New York Times bestselling author of AREA 51; OPERATION PAPERCLIP; THE PENTAGON’S BRAIN; PHENOMENA; and SURPRISE, KILL, VANISH. Her work has been translated into ten languages.
2021-06-18

Mark Laita: Soft White Underbelly

This episode is not appropriate for all listeners. Award-winning photographer Mark Laita has used his skills for clients such as Adidas, Apple and Mercedes-Benz, and his photography has been exhibited worldwide. But he might be doing the most important work of his life right now on Skid Row in Los Angeles. A few years ago, Laita started taking photographs of people living on the street, drug-addicts and prostitutes—and he began interviewing them and recording their stories. He never imagined his YouTube project "Soft White Underbelly" would take off the way it has, with over a million subscribers. Laita says he can’t help all the people he speaks to (though he has tried). But he says raising awareness about the suffering of people we don’t regularly meet could help future generations. Dr. Alan Campbell has an intimate conversation with Laita, discussing his childhood, how he became a photographer, and the painful but powerful work he’s doing now. Visit “Soft White Underbelly” https://tinyurl.com/tg232ag Learn more about Mark Laita http://www.marklaita.com/ This episode first aired on October 2, 2020.

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