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Through the Lens: The Rape of Recy Taylor
The year was 1944. Walking home from church one night, Recy Taylor, a black woman, was raped by six white men. Taylor’s story is the subject of a new…
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The Science of Animal Personalities
Serious researchers long shied away from so-called anthropomorphism. But biologist John Shivik says animal personalities and emotion are key to…
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Why You Eat What You Eat
Rachel Herz is a neuroscientist who studies the psychology of eating. Which is to say, she explores what influences the things you eat and the things you…
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Hermann Rorschach and the Power of Seeing
No idea from psychology has saturated popular culture like Hermann Rorschach’s inkblots. Friday, writer Damion Searls join us to talk about Rorschach’s…
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Grassroots Lawmaking and Utah’s Legislature
Utahns are trying to get six initiatives onto the 2018 ballot. Monday, we’re talking about these measures and the tension they inject into the process of…
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The Carry Home
Nature writer Gary Ferguson was canoeing with his wife when they capsized, and she died in the accident. He joins us to talk about spreading her ashes…
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What Teenagers Are Learning from Online Porn
Teens are going to be curious about sex, but teaching them about it is a thorny issue. So they turn to the Internet and porn to learn. Monday we’re…
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The Wizard and the Prophet
In about 30 years there will be 10 billion people on the planet. Most of them will probably be middle class and want things like cars, homes, and…
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Through the Lens: Dolores
Dolores Huerta co-founded the first farmers workers union alongside Cesar Chavez. But she's not as well known as Chavez, and the director Peter Bratt…
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The First Love Story
Tuesday, we’re talking about the oldest relationship in the Christian world: Adam and Eve. Writer Bruce Feiler says they confronted the ultimate human…
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