Sun, 07/14/2019 - 1:00pm |
Why Make Art? - Coming of age as an artist and radical – two women, an ocean apart, make art their form of protest. This week, stories of fighting power with pens and paintbrushes. Plus a conversation with one of the greatest living jazz pianists - Craig Taborn. |
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Sat, 07/13/2019 - 3:00pm |
Difficult Summer Reading - Summer reading lists are full of so-called “beach books” – light weight page-turners, chick lit, true crime. But if you’ve got enough time to lounge by a pool or swing in a hammock, why not tackle something more substantial? We’ve got you covered with an hour on Difficult Summer Reads. |
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Thu, 07/11/2019 - 10:00pm |
Gateway Moments - Gateway moments, when your life suddenly heads in a new direction, can be profound, uncomfortable, and sometimes funny. This week, To the Best of Our Knowledge brings you stories of personal border crossings, in a show recorded on stage in America’s Gateway City – St. Louis. |
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Wed, 07/10/2019 - 10:00pm |
Religion Without Doctrine - Thirty years ago, Elizabeth Krohn was struck by lightning in a synagogue parking lot. What happened next felt like a religious experience. Was it? This hour, what if the heart of religion isn't doctrine or dogma, but primal experience? To the Best of Our Knowledge explores religion without belief. |
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Thu, 07/04/2019 - 10:00pm |
Who's Watching Us? - Ever had the nagging suspicion that you’re being watched? You are. We all are. Surveillance can keep us safe, but we’re in danger of losing the last shreds of our privacy. In this hour, we explore the pros and cons of living while being watched. And, what it's like to be the one doing the watching. |
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Wed, 07/03/2019 - 10:00pm |
Pick Your Poison - Painting nerve agents on doorknobs isn’t the only way to poison someone. We explore stories of radioactive paint, formaldehyde-spiked baby formula, and plants you don’t want anywhere near your garden. |
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