Kennedy School of Government professor Thomas E. Patterson argues that journalists today aren’t providing enough trustworthy and relevant reporting, and he suggests how we can make knowledge-based journalism a reality. Ethan Hawke, Anne-Marie Duff, and director Jack O’Brien talk about the Lincoln Center Theater’s production of “Macbeth.” Bruce McCall discusses collaborating with David Letterman on their satirical chronicle of the super-rich. We’ll find out how New York City became infested with gray squirrels. And we’ll look at how animals live—and die—in factory farms across America.
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Your morning companion from NPR and the WNYC Newsroom, with world news, local features, and weather updates.
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BBC World Service delivers breaking news and information programming around the world, in English and 42 other language services, on radio, TV and digital.
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Bloomberg's Philanthropy; Newtown Tragedy Anniversary; The Common App; Instagram MemoriesIncoming New York City councilman and former state assemblyman Rory Lancman says Mayor Bloomberg has run the city like a philanthropist. He explains. Plus: a conversation about what c...Go to program: The Brian Lehrer Show
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Seeking the Gift of Kindness in the Wake of Sandy Hook | The Speaker of the House is Fed Up | Kim Jong Un Executes Uncle, Nation's Defacto No. 2
Kim Jong Un Executes Uncle, Nation's Defacto No. 2 | After Sandy Hook, Elementary Schools Prioritize Safety | Gun Sales on the Rise a Year After Newtown | New Movie Releases: 'Saving Mister Banks' and 'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug' | South Dakota Pleads for Farm Bill Extension | ...
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Marketplace is not only about money and business, but about people, local economies and the world — and what it all means to us.
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The Media Savvy Pope, Overblown "Selfie-Gate," and More
Why the media love the Pope, the photographer who took the infamous Obama "selfie" photos, and marijuana journalism.
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#3545: Music From the Dark Side
Listen to music from the dark side for this New Sounds program. Listen to music associated with Tenebrae, the Christian service held during Holy Week in the spring where candles are extinguished gradually until all that is left is darkness. There’s a work by Bruce Dessner played by Kronos Quartet and featuring Sufjan Stevens, “Tenebre,” along with the Irish choir Anúna performing Tenebrae in Gaelic. Also, listen to nocturnes from the band Rachel’s, and a work by Missy Mazzoli. Then, hear “Dark Was the Night,” a piece of Phil Kline’s millennial mass “John the Revelator” and a short dark piece from Brian Eno as well.
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