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Delaware-based author Ethan Joella gives us more reasons to love the Eastern Shore!
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The acclaimed essayist and travel writer discusses his latest book, a globe-spanning exploration of sacred cities, and mankind's endless search for spiritual fulfillment.
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The thrills, triumphs and tragedies of teenagers.
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Kristin Henning, a Georgetown Law professor and director of its Juvenile Justice Clinic, discusses her new book examining how Black teens in America are stigmatized as potential criminals.
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Stories about working class Irish with big dreams for better lives.
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The esteemed medical historian's new book recounts the history, hopes and disappointments of electronic telemedicine technology, and examines its failure to deliver health services equitably across race and income lines.
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Two eminent scholars of religion and politics join us to discuss the growing power of this far-right movement, its ties to the January 6th insurrection, and how it threatens democracy in America.
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Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck talks with the New Yorker staff writer about his new book, "Finale: Late Conversations with Stephen Sondheim," based on his three years of interviews with the late, great Broadway composer and lyricist.
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"Let's Not Do That Again" and "Lessons in Chemistry" on this edition of The Weekly Reader.