Merry Christmas..... enjoy
Join Deputy Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Managing Editor Sheryl Salomon, Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and contributor Jozen Cummings about the biggest stories of 2011 and the best black Christmas songs.
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Friday, December 23, 2011
The Confab -- Dec. 23, 2011
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Friday, December 16, 2011
The Confab -- Dec. 16, 2011
This week on the Confab: Join Deputy Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Washington Reporter Cynthia Gordy and contributor Elon James White about the war on poor black kids, the state of the Obama campaign, and the year of the protester.
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
The Confab -- Dec. 9, 2011
the latest.. but explicit...
Join Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy as she chats with Deputy Editor Lauren Williams and contributor Michael Arceneaux about whether political correctness has a place in comedy, and new laws that might make it harder to vote in 2012.
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Join Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy as she chats with Deputy Editor Lauren Williams and contributor Michael Arceneaux about whether political correctness has a place in comedy, and new laws that might make it harder to vote in 2012.
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Audio Book Club: The Good Mother by Sue Miller
Enjoy the ...latest..
Emily Bazelon, Hanna Rosin, and special guest novelist Amy Bloom discuss Sue Miller's The Good Mother on the novel's 25th anniversary.
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Emily Bazelon, Hanna Rosin, and special guest novelist Amy Bloom discuss Sue Miller's The Good Mother on the novel's 25th anniversary.
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
The Confab -- Dec. 1, 2011
The latest.. enjoy... and it is funny sorta..
Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy and contributors Elon James White and Jack White about black, Occupy Wall Street and who’s viable in the GOP race.
Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy and contributors Elon James White and Jack White about black, Occupy Wall Street and who’s viable in the GOP race.
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DoubleX Gabfest: The Good Sex/Bad Sex Edition
Our latest enjoy...
about Ginger White, "Teaching Good Sex," and Cyber Monday.
By Emily Bazelon, Kate Julian, and Hanna Rosin
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about Ginger White, "Teaching Good Sex," and Cyber Monday.
By Emily Bazelon, Kate Julian, and Hanna Rosin
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Monday, November 21, 2011
IF... Podcast: Immigration Nation
Amnesty. Electrified fences. Alabama’s crackdown. Nicole C. Dillard (Oden & Dillard, PLLC) Mark Krikorian (Center for Immigration Studies) and Ieva Notturno (IF’s Human Migration project) explore immigration policy with host Natalie Hopkinson.
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Friday, November 18, 2011
Black GOP, Mike Tyson and Abuse in Sports
Enjoy the latest Confab....
Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss chats with Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy and contributors Madison Gray and Helena Andrews about Herman Cain's influence on the image of black conservatives, Mike Tyson as a comedian, and the newest child abuse case in the sports world.
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Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss chats with Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy and contributors Madison Gray and Helena Andrews about Herman Cain's influence on the image of black conservatives, Mike Tyson as a comedian, and the newest child abuse case in the sports world.
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
DoubleX Gabfest: The Gluten-Free Thanksgiving Edition
Enjoy the ... latest..
In this week’s gabfest, DoubleX senior editor Kate Julian and special guests Slate Editor David Plotz and Dear Prudence columnist Emily Yoffe discuss Elizabeth Warren’s bid for Scott Brown’s Senate seat in Massachusetts, Emily’s recent DoubleX piece on how readers are surviving the Great Recession, public hostility toward small children on airplanes, and the specter of a gluten-free Thanksgiving.
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In this week’s gabfest, DoubleX senior editor Kate Julian and special guests Slate Editor David Plotz and Dear Prudence columnist Emily Yoffe discuss Elizabeth Warren’s bid for Scott Brown’s Senate seat in Massachusetts, Emily’s recent DoubleX piece on how readers are surviving the Great Recession, public hostility toward small children on airplanes, and the specter of a gluten-free Thanksgiving.
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Friday, November 11, 2011
Penn State, Heavy D and Herman Cain
Podcast update.. The Confab
This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and contributors Deron Snyder and Alvin Blanco about the college football scandal, the death of a rap legend and the Cain train.
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This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and contributors Deron Snyder and Alvin Blanco about the college football scandal, the death of a rap legend and the Cain train.
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Saturday, November 5, 2011
Renaissance Rappers and Cain's Scandal
Enjoy the latest edition...
Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Washington Reporter Cynthia Gordy and contributor Genetta M. Adams about rappers’ blueprint for success and Herman Cain’s sexual harassment scandal.
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Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Washington Reporter Cynthia Gordy and contributor Genetta M. Adams about rappers’ blueprint for success and Herman Cain’s sexual harassment scandal.
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Thursday, November 3, 2011
DoubleX Gabfest: The Roving Eye Edition
Enjoy our latest..
In this week’s gabfest, DoubleX founding editor Hanna Rosin, Slate senior editor Jessica Grose, and special guest, Slate national correspondent Will Saletan discuss the sexual harassment charges against Herman Cain, Steven Pinker’s new book, The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined and his argument about how the feminization of our culture has lead to a lower crime rate. Finally, Hanna Rosin interviews New Yorker star Susan Orlean about Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend.
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In this week’s gabfest, DoubleX founding editor Hanna Rosin, Slate senior editor Jessica Grose, and special guest, Slate national correspondent Will Saletan discuss the sexual harassment charges against Herman Cain, Steven Pinker’s new book, The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined and his argument about how the feminization of our culture has lead to a lower crime rate. Finally, Hanna Rosin interviews New Yorker star Susan Orlean about Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend.
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Monday, October 31, 2011
The Audio Book Club on This Beautiful Life
Enjoy.. our latest podcast...
Slate editors Emily Bazelon, Josh Levin, and Hanna Rosin discuss Helen Schulman’s new novel, This Beautiful Life, about a viral video which ruins the life of two teenagers at a posh New York City prep school. The novel, set in 2003, explores the still urgent question of what happens when teenagers, with all their impulsive, clueless tendencies, have such free access to technology. Teenager Jake Bergamot forwards to a friend an amateur pornlike video that 13-year-old Daisy Cavanaugh made for him, and the aftermath effectively wrecks his family. Bazelon, an expert on teens and technology, is convinced the novel is faithful to how such events would unfold. Levin is moved by the voice of young Jake and his teenage friends, and Rosin is much less moved by the Bergamot family’s eventual breakup.
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Slate editors Emily Bazelon, Josh Levin, and Hanna Rosin discuss Helen Schulman’s new novel, This Beautiful Life, about a viral video which ruins the life of two teenagers at a posh New York City prep school. The novel, set in 2003, explores the still urgent question of what happens when teenagers, with all their impulsive, clueless tendencies, have such free access to technology. Teenager Jake Bergamot forwards to a friend an amateur pornlike video that 13-year-old Daisy Cavanaugh made for him, and the aftermath effectively wrecks his family. Bazelon, an expert on teens and technology, is convinced the novel is faithful to how such events would unfold. Levin is moved by the voice of young Jake and his teenage friends, and Rosin is much less moved by the Bergamot family’s eventual breakup.
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Friday, October 28, 2011
The Confab -- Oct. 28, 2011
The latest... enjoy...
This week on the Confab: Join Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss as he chats with Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and contributor Mary Curtis about Rep. James Clyburn's belief that President Obama will win the 2012 election, about Pat Buchanan's racist rants and Jet magazine's 60th-anniversary issue.
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This week on the Confab: Join Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss as he chats with Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and contributor Mary Curtis about Rep. James Clyburn's belief that President Obama will win the 2012 election, about Pat Buchanan's racist rants and Jet magazine's 60th-anniversary issue.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
IF… Podcast: Occupy Wall Street
Enjoy... I really like this episode...
OWS participant Gavin Mueller, economists Daniel Heath (Georgetown Law Center) and Mark A. Calabria (Cato Institute) join IF fellows Mark Notturno and Natalie Hopkinson to discuss how to bring back trust to the financial sector.
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OWS participant Gavin Mueller, economists Daniel Heath (Georgetown Law Center) and Mark A. Calabria (Cato Institute) join IF fellows Mark Notturno and Natalie Hopkinson to discuss how to bring back trust to the financial sector.
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IF... Podcast: Occupy Wall Street
OWS participant Gavin Mueller, economists Daniel Heath (Georgetown Law Center) and Mark A. Calabria (Cato Institute) join IF fellows Mark Notturno and Natalie Hopkinson to discuss how to bring back trust to the financial sector.
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Friday, October 14, 2011
Occupy Wall Street and BET's New Show
A good show... enjoy.. and short.
This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and contributor Julie Walter about the scene at the massive Wall Street protest and whether Reed Between the Lines is "the new Cosby Show."
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This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and contributor Julie Walter about the scene at the massive Wall Street protest and whether Reed Between the Lines is "the new Cosby Show."
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Friday, October 7, 2011
The Confab: Oct. 7, 2011
Our new episode... enjoy..
Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss, contributor Mary Curtis, and Mother Jones reporter Adam Serwer about politics and race in the New South, Herman Cain and The Root 100 for 2011.
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Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss, contributor Mary Curtis, and Mother Jones reporter Adam Serwer about politics and race in the New South, Herman Cain and The Root 100 for 2011.
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Thursday, October 6, 2011
DoubleX Gabfest: The Jessica Rabbit Edition
Women talking about women.. enjoy....
founding editor Hanna Rosin along with Slate senior editors Jessica Grose and Kate Julian discuss whether Amanda Knox’s beauty and privilege affected her murder case; whether women are self-conscious about the number of men they’ve slept with, as in the movie What’s Your Number?; and Katie Roiphe’s essay in Slate “Single Moms Are Crazy!”
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founding editor Hanna Rosin along with Slate senior editors Jessica Grose and Kate Julian discuss whether Amanda Knox’s beauty and privilege affected her murder case; whether women are self-conscious about the number of men they’ve slept with, as in the movie What’s Your Number?; and Katie Roiphe’s essay in Slate “Single Moms Are Crazy!”
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Friday, September 30, 2011
The Confab -- Sept. 30, 2011
Our latest episode...in the immortal words of Bobby Robinson.. of Sylvia Robinson fame.. enjoy..
This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Cynthia Gordy, The Root’s Washington reporter, and contributor Wilmer Leon about whether or not Barack Obama’s black critics are justified and what was up with that CBC speech.
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This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Cynthia Gordy, The Root’s Washington reporter, and contributor Wilmer Leon about whether or not Barack Obama’s black critics are justified and what was up with that CBC speech.
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Monday, September 26, 2011
The Submission: The Slate Audio Book Club
latest production... enjoy
In this month's Audio Book Club, Yale art historian and architect Kishwar Rizvi joins Emily Bazelon and Hanna Rosin to talk about Amy Waldman's masterfully constructed novel about the legacy of 9/11. The book opens with this surprise: The jury that is selecting a design for a 9/11 memorial at Ground Zero opens the envelope with the winning architect's name—and discovers that he is Mohammed Khan, a Muslim. How deep does Waldman go with her ripped-from-the-headlines premise? Is Khan's garden design for the memorial inherently Islamic? What obligation does an artist commissioned for such a project have to explain the source of his inspiration?
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In this month's Audio Book Club, Yale art historian and architect Kishwar Rizvi joins Emily Bazelon and Hanna Rosin to talk about Amy Waldman's masterfully constructed novel about the legacy of 9/11. The book opens with this surprise: The jury that is selecting a design for a 9/11 memorial at Ground Zero opens the envelope with the winning architect's name—and discovers that he is Mohammed Khan, a Muslim. How deep does Waldman go with her ripped-from-the-headlines premise? Is Khan's garden design for the memorial inherently Islamic? What obligation does an artist commissioned for such a project have to explain the source of his inspiration?
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Friday, September 23, 2011
The Confab -- Sept. 23, 2011
This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and contributor Helena Andrews about Troy Davis death, capital punishment, and whether or not there's a trending topic conspiracy on Twitter.
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Friday, September 16, 2011
The Confab -- Sept. 16, 2011
our latest.. a good episode... enjoy
This week on the Confab, join Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss as he chats with Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy and Contributing Editor Jenee Desmond-Harris about America’s schools, Tupac, and Serena Williams.
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This week on the Confab, join Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss as he chats with Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy and Contributing Editor Jenee Desmond-Harris about America’s schools, Tupac, and Serena Williams.
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
IF... Podcast: Moms Rising
Join Drs. Natalie Hopkinson and Suzanne Goodney Lea and special guest Momsrising.org’s Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner to discuss the fraught relationship between working women and The Help, and what the Real Housewives can tell us about public policy.
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Friday, September 9, 2011
The Confab -- Sept. 9, 2011
the latest podcast production... enjoy..
This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss, Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy and Contributing Editor John McWhorter about the effectiveness of “race conversations” and the GOP debate.
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This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss, Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy and Contributing Editor John McWhorter about the effectiveness of “race conversations” and the GOP debate.
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
DoubleX Gabfest: The Rookie Edition
our latest production from xx.... enjoy
Our editors discuss 9/11 heroines, the science of gender career preferences, and the new teen magazine Rookie on this week’s DoubleX Gabfest podcast.
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Our editors discuss 9/11 heroines, the science of gender career preferences, and the new teen magazine Rookie on this week’s DoubleX Gabfest podcast.
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Saturday, September 3, 2011
The Confab -- Sept. 2, 2011
our latest production.. enjoy..
This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and Contributing Editor Natalie Hopkinson about the black middle class, saggy pants and redemption for Chris Brown and Michael Vick.
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This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and Contributing Editor Natalie Hopkinson about the black middle class, saggy pants and redemption for Chris Brown and Michael Vick.
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Monday, August 29, 2011
A Visit From the Goon Squad: The Slate Audio Book Club
this is the latest production.. enjoy...
In this month's Audio Book Club, Michael Agger, Emily Bazelon, and Julia Turner talk about the memorable themes and intricate structure of Jennifer Egan's Pulitzer Prize winner. Does the book's buzzy chapter in Power Point slides succeed? What about Egan's use of flash forwarding? Is the novel as a whole greater than its separately conceived parts? We puzzled through these questions and discussed our favorite chapters.
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In this month's Audio Book Club, Michael Agger, Emily Bazelon, and Julia Turner talk about the memorable themes and intricate structure of Jennifer Egan's Pulitzer Prize winner. Does the book's buzzy chapter in Power Point slides succeed? What about Egan's use of flash forwarding? Is the novel as a whole greater than its separately conceived parts? We puzzled through these questions and discussed our favorite chapters.
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
The DoubleX Gabfest: Momentary Lapse of Judgment Edition
this cast is deep into woman's issues.. but all in all it is a very good episode... and funny
Listen to Slate's show about Dominique Strauss Kahn’s exoneration, a new report about cohabitation, and the rise of the IUD.
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Listen to Slate's show about Dominique Strauss Kahn’s exoneration, a new report about cohabitation, and the rise of the IUD.
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Friday, August 19, 2011
The Confab -- Aug. 19, 2011
A link to my latest production... enjoy..This week on the Confab: Join Washington reporter Cynthia Gordy as she chats with Assistant Editor Akoto Ofori-Atta and contributor Michael Arceneaux about overly emotional attachments to President Obama, the president's jobs plan and his controversial vacation.
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*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
there are always opportunities...
i had a pitch session with the department of rehabilitative services this morning.. for a new show.. it went well and was very funny and exciting...
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Friday, August 12, 2011
The Confab -- Aug. 12, 2011
here is a link to one of our recent productions.. enjoy...
This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Washington Reporter Cynthia Gordy and Senior Editor Teresa Wiltz about the nation's credit rating, The Help and Tyler Perry's latest venture.
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
This week on the Confab: Join Associate Editor Lauren Williams as she chats with Washington Reporter Cynthia Gordy and Senior Editor Teresa Wiltz about the nation's credit rating, The Help and Tyler Perry's latest venture.
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
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Sunday, July 17, 2011
IF… Podcast: What’s For Dinner?
From obesity to hunger, in a chat about a new Interactivity Foundation (IF) report: “Food: What Might be for Dinner?” fellows Pete Shively, Natalie Hopkinson, Jeff Prudhomme and D.C. activist Greg Bloom explore the politics of food.
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
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jeff prudhomme
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pete shively
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public policy
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Hang Up and Listen: The War Between Fear and Exhaustion Edition
i don't know much about sports.... but i had a good time producing 100 episodes of this show...
Slate's sports podcast on the Women's World Cup. Plus: an interview with Bill James on his career as a baseball writer and his book Popular Crime. By Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
Slate's sports podcast on the Women's World Cup. Plus: an interview with Bill James on his career as a baseball writer and his book Popular Crime. By Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
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Monday, June 20, 2011
IF… Podcast: We’re Here to Help
Interactivity Foundation Fellows Natalie Hopkinson and Dennis Boyer discuss his new report, "Helping Out: Humanitarian Policy for Global Security." Also discussed: staving off another Darfur, disaster capitalism, and the fallout from the Arab Spring.
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
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if
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interactivity foundation
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public policy
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Audio Book Club: Killer Angels by Michael Shaara
Our critics, including Yale historian David Blight, discuss the Civil War classic The Killer Angels, by Michael Shaara.
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
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books
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david blight
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democracy
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history
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human rights
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justice
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michael shaara
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podcast
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politics
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race
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reform
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slate
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slavery
Friday, May 20, 2011
IF… Podcast: Family Guys
Join the Interactivity Foundation’s Natalie Hopkinson, Jeff Prudhomme and Melissa Simonson to explore what's so public about Arnold Schwarzenegger's marriage, the "Nanny State" v. the obesity epidemic, and when art meets development.
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
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arnold schwarzenegger; michelle obama
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democracy
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education
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if
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jeff prudhomme
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melissa simonson
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public policy
Monday, May 2, 2011
Hang Up and Listen: The Huge Win for America Edition
this is a very good cast... and a lot of people found it informative..
Slate's sports podcast on Heat-Celtics, Robert Lipsyte's An Accidental Sportswriter, and sports and homosexuality. By Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
Slate's sports podcast on Heat-Celtics, Robert Lipsyte's An Accidental Sportswriter, and sports and homosexuality. By Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
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sports
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
IF… Podcast: Welcome
In their inaugural podcast, Interactivity Foundation fellows, Natalie Hopkinson, Jeff Prudhomme, and Sue Gooney Lea discuss finding hope for public discourse in Wisconsin, IF’s new K-12 education public discussion guide, and other news of the day.
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
*** all of our episodes are available on itunes...
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democracy
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education
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hopkinson
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