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The books that changed Brian Lehrer Show listeners' minds. (article)
Governor Christie decides between pigs and politics; "partyism" in the workplace; the purpose of academic freedom; books that change your mind. (episode)
Open enrollment for year two of the Affordable Care Act starts Sunday. It should be easier to sign up for Obamacare than last year, but it’s very different in New York and New Jersey.
A NJ animal welfare bill that would improve living conditions for pregnant pigs has received overwhelming in-state support. But why hasn't Governor Chris Christie signed the bill?
Discrimination based on your political views? Could a person's "partyism" cause discrimination at work? Has it ever happened to you? Listeners: call in and share your stories.
Stanley Fish, professor of Law and the Humanities in the College of Law at Florida International University, talks about the issues raised in his new book.
Isabel Wilkerson (The Warmth of Other Suns) and Stephanie Coontz (The Way We Never Were) talk about their mind-changing books.