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If Our Bodies Could Talk
We all want to make good health decisions, but every day a new study comes out that seems to change the game. Fat’s bad for you; then it’s good. Count…
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Through the Lens: Mr. Gaga
Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin is one of the dance world’s most important figures. He can be demanding and intimidating, but professional dancers have…
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Turf War
It's no secret that Americans love their lawns. In fact, grass is the largest crop in the United States. But as water becomes more scarce and chemical…
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The Opiate Generation
In a new documentary, filmmaker Jenny Mackenzie offers a deeply personal examination of the trials and extraordinary costs of opiate addiction. It’s about…
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Tribune: ‘Sham Battle’ Controversy Splits Town
The fate of a Utah town’s controversial historical re-enactment is up in the air after city officials pledged to make changes to the event.
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What if you could take the DNA of an ancient creature and bring it back to life? It sounds like the plot of Jurassic Park, but you can’t actually rebuild…
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The How-To Heretic
Tuesday, Doug is live with Uncle Dan and Uncle Mark, hosts of a new podcast called The How-To Heretic. It might surprise you that another atheist podcast…
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Cultural History of the Opiate Epidemic
The journalist Sam Quinones has called opiate addiction “the closest thing to enslavement that we have in America today.” It’s a scourge fueled by…
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Edgar Allan Poe
Who was the real Edgar Allan Poe? One of America’s most iconic writers, his name and reputation are synonymous with the horror and the macabre. But he…
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Jellyfish and the Art of Growing a Backbone
Tuesday, we're talking about jellyfish. Chances are you've never given them a second thought. The science writer Juli Berwald gets it, but she loves them.…
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