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A new report shows that childhood obesity rates are plummeting -- Marion Nestle explains what's behind the trend. Then: Gen. Stanley McChrystal offers his assessment of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan; Radiolab’s Jad Abumrad explains the story behind the phrase “we can neither confirm nor deny"; why Google hiring managers look for unconventional kinds of intelligence in prospective employees; and the mysterious shooting of a Long Island developer.
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Tonight on New Sounds, hear some contemporary works that draw on the folk traditions of America, Albania, Armenia and sometimes intersect. From composer Eve Beglarian, listen to her piece, “I’m Worried Now But I Won't Be Worried Long,” which comes from the Mississippi Delta Blues, but its melody is a traditional Armenian folk song. The song is part of her “River Project,” a trip she traveled the length of the Mississippi River by bike and kayak.
