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To the Best of Our Knowledge
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Sunday
4/26/2009
1:00 PM
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, meet Carlene Carter, daughter of June Carter Cash and stepdaughter of Country music legend Johnny Cash. Also, the epic life of American music icon, Willie Nelson.
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Sunday
4/19/2009
12:00 PM
090419A
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, we’ll take stock of Iran three decades after the revolution as we examine the country and it’s culture through music, film and politics.
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Sunday
4/19/2009
1:00 PM
090419B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, meet Pattie Boyd, the woman who inspired three of the most famous rock songs of all time.
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Sunday
4/12/2009
12:00 PM
090412A
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The happiness industry is booming, and with good reason - everyone wants to be happy. After noon on To the Best of Our Knowledge, Brain researcher Richard Davidson says the brain that meditates is a happy brain.
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Sunday
4/12/2009
1:00 PM
090412B
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Something’s going on with America’s dogs. After one on To the Best of Our Knowledge, we’ll meet Michael Schaffer. He’s been investigating the new dog-friendly America.
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Sunday
4/5/2009
12:00 PM
090405A
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After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, Our environment is in trouble. It's not hard to imagine global catastrophe as problems like climate change and overpopulation take their toll. But there's always hope and this hour, we'll introduce you to the visionaries who are making a difference
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Sunday
4/5/2009
1:00 PM
090405B
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, stories from the Great Depression... advice from the generation that survived the old hard times. Also, celebrating the WPA. And, Woody Guthrie’s unpublished love songs.
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Sunday
3/29/2009
12:00 PM
090329A
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
They call it, “the dismal science,” but economics does have its visionaries. After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, a conversation with a couple of Nobel laureates with some hands-on economic lessons.
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Sunday
3/29/2009
1:00 PM
090329B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, how one woman was inspired to remain silent for two days each month. Also, hear some “noise music” as we focus our attention on “noise.”
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Sunday
3/22/2009
12:00 PM
090322A
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After telve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, laptops to change the world in poor countries, and a video game that makes you cry. It’s part one of "Future Perfect," a four-part series on Visionaries.
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Sunday
3/22/2009
1:00 PM
090322B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, Susan Jacoby (Ja-KOH-bee) talks about her book, "The Age of American Unreason." Also, find out how the Internet is killing our culture.
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Sunday
3/15/2009
12:00 PM
090315A
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After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, we'll face time, with the engineer of The Clock of the Long Now.
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Sunday
3/15/2009
1:00 PM
090315B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, Shakespeare makes his way to the graphic novel... and to the culture wars.
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Sunday
3/8/2009
12:00 PM
090308A
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, the natural history of The Teenager. A scientist says "the teens" are designed to give our brains time to develop.
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Sunday
3/8/2009
1:00 PM
090308B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, exploring our obsession with life-lists, like “One-thousand Places You Must Visit Before You Die?” and “One-thousand-one Movies You Must See Before You Die.”
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Sunday
3/1/2009
12:00 PM
090301A
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
After twelve-noon, it's To the Best of Our Knowledge, an audio magazine of ideas, two hours of smart, entertaining radio for people with curious minds.
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Sunday
3/1/2009
1:00 PM
090301B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge,
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Sunday
2/22/2009
12:00 PM
090222A
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, a conversation with biographer and author Eric Lax about talking to Woody Allen.
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Sunday
2/22/2009
1:00 PM
090222B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, Is religion dangerous?
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Sunday
2/15/2009
12:00 PM
090215A
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How is a President supposed to assess the risk of a “dirty bomb”? Or weigh the pros and cons of various energy sources, from solar power to nuclear energy. Get a basic primer (PRIMMER) in physics, after twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge.
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Sunday
2/15/2009
1:00 PM
090215B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, William Shakespeare makes his way to the graphic novel and to the culture wars.
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Sunday
2/8/2009
12:00 PM
090208A
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After noon on To the Best of Our Knowledge, we celebrate Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday with a look at the man as well as the myth.
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Sunday
2/8/2009
1:00 PM
090208B
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
After one on To the Best of Our Knowledge, what Darwin thought about God. And we'll hear from atheists Richard Dawkins and Daniel Dennett, as well as the leading historian of creationism.
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Sunday
2/1/2009
12:00 PM
090201A
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, a look at the so-called dismal science. We’ll talk with the winner of the 2008 Nobel Prize for Economics on why the alarm bells never rang.
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Sunday
2/1/2009
1:00 PM
090201B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, the art of alone time. Robert Kull explores solitude, and is surprised at what he finds.
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Sunday
1/25/2009
12:00 PM
090125A
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After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, we go behind the scenes of the greatest day in American sport... the Super Bowl.
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Sunday
1/25/2009
1:00 PM
090125B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, life’s final chapter... is there such thing as “a good death”?
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Sunday
1/18/2009
12:00 PM
090118A
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After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, people who hunt, and some of their reasons why.
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Sunday
1/18/2009
1:00 PM
090118B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, learning outside the box. And, re-defining "normal" for kids on the short bus.
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Sunday
1/11/2009
12:00 PM
090111A
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After twelve-noon, it's To the Best of Our Knowledge.
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Sunday
1/11/2009
1:00 PM
090111B
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Sunday
1/4/2009
12:00 PM
090104A
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After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, what exactly did Einstein conclude about religion? We’ll hear from leading scientists and religious scholars, including Richard Dawkins, Steven Weinberg, and Elaine Pagels.
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Sunday
1/4/2009
1:00 PM
090104B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, we get to know a few autistic people with Asperger’s Syndrome.
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Sunday
12/28/2008
12:00 PM
081228A
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, a look at the quest for beautiful.
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Sunday
12/28/2008
1:00 PM
081228B
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After one, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, Apocalyptic Fiction... new stories about the End-of-the World.
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Sunday
12/21/2008
12:00 PM
081221A
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After twelve-noon, on To the Best of Our Knowledge, a look at the costs and... YES... the benefits of suburban sprawl. Because maybe, just maybe, sprawl is a good thing.
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