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Features | Sep 5, 2014

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They are, in order of appearance:

  • "Don't Blame Celebrities for Nude Photo Leaks" (TLDR) 
  • "Adam Gopnik on the Perils and Pleasures of Bipedalism" (New Yorker: Out Loud)
  • "The Rise and Rise of Tavi Gevinson" (Studio 360)
  • "Should GMOs Help Feed a Hot and Hungry World" (The Takeaway) 
  • "Ask John Schaefer Anything (About Music)" (Soundcheck)
  • "The Creepy World of 'Welcome to Night Vale'" (The Leonard Lopate Show)

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