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Disability advocates respond to Trump administration proposals
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A salute to accordions
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What Wikipedia can teach us about truth, information, and random trivia
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Crisis on campus: The future of higher education
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The show must go on: Connecticut arts and cultural institutions contend with federal cuts
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All calls: Which is worse, translating Cicero or laughing to death?
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Immigrant rights advocates mobilize following reports of detentions
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Bestselling cartoonist Thi Bui reflects on leaving Vietnam as a child
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Our tribute to Jill Sobule
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Common objects, uncommon phobias: Grass, reflections, and buttons
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The Wheelhouse
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Fashion Critic Vanessa Friedman discusses Trump's (second) first hundred days in fashion, clothes...
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Audacious with Chion Wolf
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Audacious with Chion Wolf
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Unforgotten: Connecticut’s Hidden History of Slavery
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In Absentia
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Where We Live
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Disrupted
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9am Lineup
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The Colin McEnroe Show
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Trump proposes a baby bonus. What some parents want instead
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Are you still the you that you used to be? And other questions of self-continuity
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O Romeo (and Juliet): The lasting appeal of Shakespeare’s tragedy
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Roman Catholicism in a moment of change: Could women (finally) have expanded roles?
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Connecticut authors reflect on food’s power to connect us
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The Nose looks at ‘Sinners’ and our culture consumption in anxious times
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The surprising history of sex and sexuality in America
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After the fire: Stories of what the flames couldn’t destroy
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From boredom to handwriting: Christine Rosen on the embodied experiences we lose to technology
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Comedian Sheng Wang on plants, standup and humility
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There are rules for punctuation, but we don’t always agree on them
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A focus on trans rights amid efforts to erase their identity
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We're still pushing the boulder on the meaning of Sisyphus
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Exploring the future of Connecticut public transit
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All calls: Temporary tattoos, Americans emigrating, ‘MobLand,’ and more
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Cut for time: More from our Bacharach / Warwick show at Watkinson
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The Nose looks at ‘Conclave’ and ‘MobLand’
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Oral histories preserve the stories of communities that might otherwise be lost
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What the world needs now: The chemistry of Burt Bacharach and Dionne Warwick
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Frogs! Toads! Newts! Oh My! A Guide to Connecticut Big Night
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Nothing to see here: Erasure in history, art and more
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On Earth Week, we examine local climate policy in Connecticut
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The fungus among us
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The mass appeal of black holes, plus local astronomical societies on connecting through the cosmos
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All calls: Remembering Pope Francis, grammar complaints, face touching, and more
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The state of shellfish: climate impacts on New England’s coast
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Long live the movie musical
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Representation on television from 'Julia' to 'City of Ghosts'
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Intersex advocacy and the fight for bodily autonomy with Pidgeon Pagonis
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Why both the American dream and tragedy of 'The Great Gatsby' still resonate today
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The pros and cons of going nuclear
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Protesters are shouting ‘hands off’. How are federal officials responding?
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Where have all the public toilets gone?
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Finding financial empowerment during turbulent times
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All calls: Protests, comedy, universities, bees, and more
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From sea to table: the power of Connecticut’s kelp industry
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Wild and crazy guys: A look at ’80s comedies
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How regret teaches us to live
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Julia Bullock and Terence Blanchard are changing how we understand opera
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Connecticut Authors tell stories about the voyage
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‘The Good Place’ creator Michael Schur explains how to be a good person
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A public health shakeup: COVID-funding cuts strip states of essential resources
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Why Jane Austen’s work endures, on the page and screen
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Damn the torpedo (bats): Baseball is back!
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Gardening for community, connection and wellness
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All calls: Rhododendrons, the economy, pickleball, and more
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As skincare industry targets children, Connecticut is pushing back
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Forget meet-cutes: How lasting love can blossom in unexpected places
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The joy of bad movies
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The legacy of the Harlem Renaissance
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An uncertain future for international students
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Shall we dance?
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Will Trump’s 2017 tax plan be extended? A look at how the administration might pay for tax cuts i...
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We’re still bananas for The Monkees
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A look at cultural manias from Liszt and orchids to the Beatles and beyond
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Commemorating America 250 with inclusive stories
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All calls: Sen. Chris Murphy, John Donne, rooting for blowouts (or not), and more
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President Trump’s dismantling of the Education Department, explained
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Martha S. Jones explores racial identity by looking at her own family history
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The Nose looks at ‘Adolescence’ and ‘Long Bright River’
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What horses teach us about being human
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A tribute to the proud and peaceful pigeon
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Ramadan: It's not just about fasting
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Historian Timothy Snyder helps us understand this current moment through the lessons of history
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The future of Medicaid: rather than increases, cuts may be coming
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From hot mics to mic drops, a celebration of the microphone
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A look at the history of tap dance in America
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All calls: The zipper merge, ‘American Pie,’ music streaming services, and more
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Why J.R.R Tolkien’s imaginative worlds live on
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COVID has exacerbated existing inequities in race and disability
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From The Bad Ideas Dept.: Today’s show is not about tapirs
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New Ways to See, New Ways to Move: The Tech That’s Changing Disability
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Daylight Saving Time: Who needs it?
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Live from a forest: Discussing hiking, archaeology, invasives, and Connecticut's trails
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March Madness 2025
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Connecticut’s housing crisis stretches into 2025. Plus, Congressman John Larson on his viral spee...
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What the history of the McKinley era, tariffs, and the Gilded Age can teach us about the present
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All calls: Will we ever get back to The Shire? Is Colin ok? Is anyone? And more
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How federal funding cuts for biomedical research impact reproductive health
