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Think features in-depth interviews with compelling guests, covering a wide variety of topics ranging from history, politics, current events, science, technology and trends to food and wine, travel, adventure and entertainment.
Lessons of Love, Strength, and Family May 9, 2012
What are the challenges of growing up in a family that some people see as non-traditional?
The Medium and its Metaphors May 8, 2012
How are photography, literature, critical literary thought, and poetry related?
The Evolution of Robots May 8, 2012
How are machines and robots evolving and what impact might they have on our lives in the future?
Food for Homesick Texans May 7, 2012
What foods do you crave when you’re far away from home?
North Korea, Past and Future May 3, 2012
What led to the current political and diplomatic situation with North Korea and what should the world expect from the country’s new leader Kim Jong Un?
The Unfinished Revolutions of the New Middle East May 3, 2012
As change and unrest continue to sweep across the Middle East from Libya to Syria and beyond, what will be the ultimate outcome of the revolutions that began in December, 2010?
Trees, Forests, and the Making of a Nation May 2, 2012
How have trees shaped our country’s history and what do we owe to the once vast forests of North America?
Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk May 2, 2012
What happens to our war veterans and how is their idea of home changed forever when they return from battle?
Lost Dallas May 1, 2012
What was Dallas like in the early days of its history and what has been lost to progress and the wrecking ball?
Innovation Today May 1, 2012
How do new innovations, projects, and ideas survive the development process and live to have an impact on our lives?
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