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City Council Member Brad Lander, New Republic editor Franklin Foer, New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña and a look at the sentimental meaning of the clothes we wear. (episode)
For some, a plastic bag is the most beautiful thing ever seen. For others, it’s superfluous litter, and a campaign is underway this week to push for reusable bag use.
WNYC investigative reporter Robert Lewis discusses his examination of the record of the police officer who put the chokehold on Eric Garner.
New Republic editor Franklin Foer discusses the magazine's 100th birthday, and the new book that compiles some of the most important essays and authors that have graced its pages.
New York City schools chancellor Carmen Fariña and a teacher discuss how to get the most from parent-teacher conferences, including this week's introductory sessions.
Emily Spivack, author of Worn Stories and contributor Piper Kerman discuss why clothes become sentimental objects, plus your stories behind the one garment that matters most to you.