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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/

2020. 10. 02.

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2023. 12. 29.

Scott Eyman on Charlie Chaplin Beyond The Screen

Known as one of the greatest entertainers in movie history, Charlie Chaplin rose to fame in the silent films of the nineteen-hundreds, and created one of the most iconic characters ever seen on the screen. But his career was derailed after being caught in the crossfire of political turmoil and mired in scandal. As a result, he was exiled from the U-S during the post-war Red Scare. On today's final installment of Watching America, best-selling Hollywood biographer and film historian Scott Eyman takes us behind the scenes of the tumultuous life of this famed cinematic genius. We’ll explore Chaplin’s politics, his controversies, and the relentless pursuit of his artistic vision.

2023. 12. 29.

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Friday, April 24, 2026

This week thousands of people in Virginia are actively awaiting transplants, but many of them are unaware how donations are sorted and assigned to patients. The fourth director in two years has taken over at the Hampton Veterans Affairs Medical Center. This takeover comes amidst a rocky situation that saw the VA eliminate more vacant positions than any other VA in the country. Finally, harbor seals are flocking to Hampton Roads waters, but scientists can't quite figure out why. WHRO's Katherine Hafner dives into the mystery to find out.

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2021. 04. 06.

The Man of a Thousand Stories | Garrison Keillor, Author and Former Host of A Prairie Home Companion

From quitting alcohol to his complicated relationship with fame, Garrison Keillor shares wonderful stories and insights from his time as an author and legendary host of A Prairie Home Companion.

2021. 04. 06.

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2023. 03. 03.

A World of Wonder: Exploring The Science of Awe With Dr. Dacher Keltner

When was the last time something left you in awe? Maybe it was staring at the millions of stars in a vast night sky or marveling at the birth of a child. Dr. Dacher Keltner, the founding director of the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley, has spent years studying the biological and evolutionary origins of human emotion. His latest book, "Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How It Can Transform Your Life," presents a radical investigation and deeply personal inquiry into the elusive emotion of awe. In this week's episode he talks with host Dr. Alan Campbell about how a season of profound grief led the scientist to re-evaluate some of his long-held ideas about life and death, the areas in which he experiences awe the most, and the ways scientists have found to study and measure a concept as elusive and complex as awe.

2023. 03. 03.

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4월 14일

Revolution 250: Sounds of a New Nation: Music in Colonial Virginia (Extended Feature)

Revolution 250: Sounds of a New Nation: Music in Colonial Virginia explores how music reveals the cultural origins of early America. Hosted by Dr. Wayla Chambo and Dr. Barry Graham, and produced by Aurora Monserrat, the program traces how diverse traditions, from European to African styles, intertwined across colonial Virginia. We explore how music served as an essential unifying force, bringing people together from parlors and churches to fields and battlefields. Through storytelling and curated recordings, the special shows how music shaped the shared identities of the land before the nation itself formed.

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Judge says Virginia Beach cannot enforce final night of all-ages curfew

Oceanfront businesses within the curfew zone filed the legal challenge.

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4월 17일

The Gunpowder Incident: When Tensions Ignited in Williamsburg

On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we explore the Gunpowder Incident, when a quiet overnight decision in Williamsburg sparked anger, suspicion, and growing calls for action. The moment revealed just how quickly tensions could rise as Virginia moved toward revolution.

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2019. 08. 15.

American Predator: The Hunt for the Most Meticulous Serial Killer of the 21st Century

Author Maureen Callahan's best-selling true crime thrill is a detailed account of the case of Israel Keyes. She joins us to talk about how she researched the book for years, and share all the details she uncovered. This conversation includes graphic details not appropriate for all listeners, including children.

2019. 08. 15.

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CANDO for Thursday April 23, 2026

Looking for something to do around Hampton Roads. From outdoor festivals and beachfront action to a region-wide bookstore event and a hands-on nature challenge, there is plenty happening across the area this weekend. Catch CANDO Thursday mornings at 7:45 on WHRV, or find it online at WHRV.org/cando

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