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How spontaneous, imaginative activities lead to happier, healthier children  February 21, 2007

Remember when kids used to have time to play – time to actually go outside, make up games and really play? According to our guest this hour, Dr. David Elkind, play has a “central role in [the] healthy intellectual, social, …

Behind the Scenes at Cirque du Soleil  February 20, 2007

Have you seen Cirque du Soleil? Have you wondered what it’s like behind the scenes? How do the athletes, musicians and technicians make it work night after night? Our guests this hour are all participants in Corteo, the latest Cirque …

The Democratic Party – Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow  February 20, 2007

The 2008 Presidential Campaign is already underway and the field is already thick with candidates who want your vote and your donation. We’ll spend this hour with someone who knows all about the national political scene, former chairman of the …

Where is Dallas Headed?  February 16, 2007

What does the future hold for Dallas Mayor Laura Miller and where does she think the city is headed? We’ll spend the first segment of tonight’s program with Mayor Miller. Sarah Jane Semrad, Executive Director of the La Reunion artist …

It’s Not What You Say, It’s What People Hear  February 15, 2007

You may not know his name, but if you’ve followed politics or even heard a newscast in the last thirteen years you’ve heard his work. Remember the phrase “Contract with America?” How about “the death tax?” Political consultant and pollster …

National Woman’s Heart Day  February 15, 2007

According to the American Heart Association, coronary heart disease, which causes heart attack, is the leading cause of death for American women. We’ll discuss women’s health this hour with Dr. Clyde Yancy and Dr. Shelley Hall, both cardiologists at the …

Jesus Land  February 14, 2007

For much of their young lives, journalist Julia Scheeres and her adopted brother David suffered in the name of religion – both at home in Indiana and at a Christian Fundamentalist boarding school in the Dominican Republic called Escuela Caribe. …

Thinking Outside the Box  February 14, 2007

How does your brain get to the “aha!” moment in reasoning? We’ll discuss how your brain puts things together to solve problems with Dr. Dan Krawczyk, of UTD’s Center for Brain Health. Dr. Krawczyk will deliver the lecture, “The Reasoning …

Secrets, Spin and the Future of News  February 13, 2007

Who’s winning the news war? FRONTLINE sets out to answer or at least examine the question in a four-part special which begins on PBS and KERA13 tonight. This hour we’ll discuss the political, cultural, legal, and economic forces that challenge …

Compassion, Courage, and the 12 Healthy Virtues  February 13, 2007

What is compassion? What is courage? We’ll spend the hour with Leslie Garcia, Healthy Living columnist for the Dallas Morning News, whose essay “Compassion” appears in today’s edition of the paper. Garcia is writing a yearlong series on qualities that …

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