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Jan 5

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Splitting Sudan

Saturday, January 8, 2011 9pm Producer: America Abroad Media Listen Again Sudan has been at war with itself for decades. Arab Muslims in the north have long dominated Christian and animist Africans in the south. But, in a referendum scheduled for January 9, 2011, southerners are expected to vote for separation. And the divorce may […]

By Todd Mundt

Jan 5

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Splitting Sudan

By Todd Mundt

Oct 27

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Remembering the Cole

Saturday, October 30, 2010 9pm Producer: America Abroad Listen Again The USS Cole was the target of a terrorist attack on October 12, 2000. The blast tore a 40-foot hole in the side of the ship, and killed seventeen sailors. “We will find out who is responsible,” vowed President Clinton, “and hold them accountable.” The […]

By Todd Mundt

Remembering the Cole

Oct 19

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Stories from the Heart of the Land, part I

Saturday, October 23, 2010 9pm Producer: Atlantic Public Media Listen Again You may have noticed that every time you print from your computer, you are faced with a choice: Portrait or Landscape. That can represent a way of looking at the world. One or the other: The head and shoulders of the human form vs. […]

By Todd Mundt

Stories from the Heart of the Land, part I

Oct 12

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The Hyzdu Diaries

Saturday, October 16, 2010 9pm Producer: Mark Moran, KJZZ Listen Again The history of professional baseball is checkered with can’t miss prospects who never made it to the big leagues. But most guys quit trying after five, six, 10, 15 years. Not Adam Hyzdu. The first round draft pick tried for 16 seasons to get […]

By Todd Mundt

The Hyzdu Diaries

Oct 7

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Divorced Kid

Saturday, October 9, 2010 9pm Producer: Sasha Aslanian/American Public Media Listen Again Award-winning former American RadioWorks’ producer Sasha Aslanian explores the “divorce revolution” of the 1970s through the perspective of kids–like herself–who lived through it, and experts who have had three decades to make sense of it. The documentary includes interviews with Avery Corman, the […]

By Todd Mundt

Divorced Kid

Oct 1

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Inside the Adoption Circle

Saturday, October 2, 2010 9pm Producer: Atlantic Public Media Listen Again Adoption reveals some profound but basic aspects of the human story. It’s an act of caring, love and bravery. An emphatic and ancient statement about human nature, it is also rife with questions about identity. We wanted to get to the stories that live […]

By Todd Mundt

Inside the Adoption Circle

Sep 14

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War Vets

Saturday, September 18, 2010 9pm Producer: Conrad Bishop Listen Again The voices of fourteen men and women who served in the military during times of war. What got you into the service? What did you do there? How were you different when you came home? The program includes veterans from the Spanish Civil War through […]

By Todd Mundt

War Vets

Sep 7

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Dina’s Diary: Journey of a Cancer Survivor

Saturday, September 11, 2010 9pm Producer: Capital Public Radio Listen Again Two weeks before Thanksgiving Day 2005, Dina Howard was diagnosed with breast cancer. Over the ensuing months, the 39-year-old mother of two faced agonizing decisions about surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. At the time of her diagnosis, Dina, a former actress and arts administrator, was […]

By Todd Mundt

Dina’s Diary: Journey of a Cancer Survivor

Sep 2

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Sisters in Pain

Saturday, September 4, 2010 9pm Producer: Down to Earth Productions Listen Again More Information When a battered woman resorts to violence against her abuser, is she guilty of a crime? Or do her actions qualify as justifiable self-defense? In the Peabody Award-winning documentary Sisters in Pain, three formerly battered women share their riveting, intimate and […]

By Todd Mundt

Sisters in Pain

Aug 23

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Aspen Ideas Festival: Living Digitally

Saturday, August 28, 2010 9pm Producer: American Public Media Listen Again: Audio Not Available Twitter, iPads, smart phones. What’s next in the digital revolution? Go inside the Aspen Ideas Festival to find out how your digital life will change. Marketplace’s Kai Ryssdal hosts this second of two specials from Aspen.

By Todd Mundt

Aspen Ideas Festival: Living Digitally

Aug 16

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Aspen Ideas Festival: The Next Economy

Saturday, August 21, 2010 9pm Producer: American Public Media Listen Again: Audio Not Available Every day there’s a new headline about the economy. But what’s fact and what’s fiction? Go inside the Aspen Ideas Festival, where the top economic minds debate the health of our financial system. Marketplace’s Kai Ryssdal hosts this first of two […]

By Todd Mundt

Aspen Ideas Festival: The Next Economy

Aug 9

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State of the Re:Union: Motor City Rebound

Saturday, August 14, 2010 9pm Producer: Al Letson, PRX/NPR Listen Again If you listen to the news, you’ve heard a lot about Detroit lately, none of it very good. This week, State of the Re:Union and host Al Letson travels to Detroit to move beyond the headlines and explore the Motor City.

By Todd Mundt

State of the Re:Union: Motor City Rebound

Aug 2

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Engineering Pharmaceuticals

Saturday, August 7, 2010 9pm Producer: Richard Paul Listen Again Engineering Pharmaceuticals explores one of the major causes of rising health care costs – development of new drugs. It can cost up to a billion dollars to bring a new drug to market. This program goes behind the curtain and shows how drugs are created […]

By Todd Mundt

Engineering Pharmaceuticals

Jul 27

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Africa's Holy Healers

Saturday, July 31, 2010 9pm Producer: America Abroad Media Listen Again Sub-Saharan Africa is a religious place. It’s also riddled with disease. AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis prey upon Africa’s faithful, often in the prime of their lives. And anemic public health systems can’t carry the cross. And so, into the valleys of death step medical […]

By Todd Mundt

Africa's Holy Healers

Jul 21

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Southern Slices: Summer Stories

Saturday, July 24, 2010 9pm Producer: John Biewen/Center for Documentary Studies Listen Again Radio-making isn’t just for professionals. Every summer, several dozen people from across the country converge on the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University to learn the skills of audio documentary work — recording, shaping and crafting a piece, and mixing it […]

By Todd Mundt

Southern Slices: Summer Stories

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