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Monday, March 05, 2007

Guest host Katherine Lanpher talks with Irshad Manji about her new PBS documentary, “Faith Without Fear.” Then, Edward Mendelson celebrates W.H. Auden’s centennial. And a woman describes her 6-year-effort to become a mother. Plus, Jane Goodall and her biographer talk about her profound influence on primate studies.

Faith Without Fear

Irshad Manji, author of The Trouble with Islam Today, discusses the challenges facing Muslim women in the West, and previews her new PBS documentary, “Faith Without Fear.”

The Trouble With Islam Today is available for purchase at amazon.com


Events: Irshad Manji will be in conversation ...

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W.H. Auden's 100th Birthday

Edward Mendelson celebrates W.H. Auden’s poetic legacy on his centennial. Edward Mendelson is the editor of W.H. Auden Selected Poems, and is Auden’s literary executor.

Events: Edward Mendelson will participate in a tribute to W. H. Auden
Along with Shirley Hazzard, Oliver Sacks, J.D. McClatchy and others

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Trying to Become a Mother

In Waiting for Daisy, Peggy Orenstein talks about the trials she went through for six years in order to become a mother.

Waiting for Daisy is available for purchase at amazon.com

Events: Peggy Orenstein will be reading and signing books
Monday, March 5 at 7pm
Upper ...

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Jane Goodall on Science and Activism

Jane Goodall had no formal scientific training when she began studying chimpanzees in 1960. And yet she revolutionized primate studies. She joins her biographer Dale Peterson.

Jane Goodall: The Woman Who Redefined Man is available for purchase at amazon.com

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