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Sundance 2016: Eat That Question
Frank Zappa wasn’t just a musician, bandleader, and self-taught composer who released more than 60 albums in less than three decades. He was also a…
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Love Between the Covers
Filmmaker Laurie Kahn calls romance fiction a story of pride and prejudice. The genre accounts for a billion dollars in annual sales, and the people who…
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Why Empathy Matters
Tuesday, we're offering a mid-day reprieve from election coverage with a conversation about empathy. The philosopher Roman Krznaric suggests you forget…
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We Refused to Die
In 1942 the Japanese army forced about 70,000 US and Philippino prisoners of war to march some 80 miles across the Bataan Peninsula on the way to a prison…
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We Refused to Die
In 1942 the Japanese army forced about 70,000 US and Philippino prisoners of war to march some 80 miles across the Bataan Peninsula on the way to a prison…
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11/1/11: The Doper Next Door
Andrew Tilin, a journalist and amateur cyclist, wanted to write a story about a regular guy taking performance enhancing drugs. He was unable to find a…
12/9/11: Handel's Messiah
Handel's Messiah has become closely associated with the Christmas season, but when it was first performed in 1742, it was during the Lenten season. Friday…
The Music and Mysticism of La Monte Young
Wednesday, we're talking about one of the most enigmatic and fascinating characters in American music. La Monte Young was a pioneer of the minimalist…
Through the Lens: Dateline - Saigon
Join us Wednesday, April 16 at 7:00 p.m. for the next installment in our Through the Lens series, presented in partnership with the Utah Film Center.New…
Through the Lens: The Square
Friday, we continue our Through the Lens documentary series with a portrait of activism and unrest from Cairo's Tahrir Square. The film is called "The…
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