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Three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them: a conversation about modern nuns, Woodlawn Cemetery's design secrets, and Tavis Smiley on MLK's last year. (article)
Doris Kearns Goodwin; Congressmen Eliot Engel and Hakeem Jeffries; Texas State Senator Wendy Davis; more midterm election polls; children and mental illness; and a fall art preview. (episode)
...LBJ? FDR? Teddy Roosevelt? Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin says such comparisons are unfair in today's political climate — but there are lessons to learn from the Progressive Era.
Congressmen Eliot Engel and Hakeem Jeffries discuss the President Obama's decision to expand the U.S. military's role in fighting ISIS.
Texas senator Wendy Davis talks about her path to politics in Fort Worth, and her famous filibuster in the Texas senate against legislation on abortion restrictions.
Pollster Sam Wang responds to FiveThirtyEight's midterm forecast.
After Sandy Hook, Liza Long wrote the widely-shared blog post "I am Adam Lanza's Mother." In a new book, she says we must reduce the stigma and improve treatment for mental illness.
Check out these highlights from WNYC art critic Deborah Solomon's top 10 art museums and "art neighborhoods" she's looking forward to visiting this season.