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Staff Pick: Shut Up Little Man
In the late 80s, neighbors in a San Francisco apartment building recorded the drunken squabbles between Peter and Raymond. Their relationship, and the pop…
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Staff Pick: The Dangers Of Inactivity
Chances are good you’re sitting down as you read these words. After hearing what Dr. James Levine has to say about the dangers of inactivity, you might…
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Through the Lens: The Great Hack
In 2016, Cambridge Analytica took millions of Facebook users’ data and used it to sew dissension in the presidential campaign and aid Donald Trump. Jehane…
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Staff Pick: Art, Politics And The Paintings Of Jon McNaughton
Critics have called Provo painter Jon McNaughton's work "junk" and "visually dead as a doornail." But McNaughton isn't worried about impressing the arts…
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A Message From Doug On Less Than Perfection
I’ve been thinking about Ira Glass this week. And Wendell Berry. As you know, we’re taking the summer to re-envision RadioWest. After 18 years, we figured…
Staff Pick: Exercise Less, Move More
Biomechanist Katy Bowman and her family don't own couches or recliners or even chairs at the kitchen table. That’s so they have every possible opportunity…
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Staff Picks: Memory's Last Breath
In 2010, Gerda Saunders learned that she has dementia. So she started writing what she calls field notes on the progress of her condition. The result is…
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Staff Picks: Natural Born Heroes
When journalist Christopher McDougall wrote the book that kicked off the barefoot running movement, he got to thinking about what makes a hero. He joins…
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Staff Picks: Murder City
Journalist Charles Bowden spent some 15 years writing about Ciudad Juarez, witnessing what he calls the collapse of a society. Bowden joins Doug to talk…
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Staff Pick: A Conversation With Elna Baker
Elna Baker's memoir is about being a twenty-something Mormon virgin in New York City. When she spoke to us in 2012, things had changed. She was then an…
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