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New Film Tells True Story From World War II
In the "The Railway Man," Colin Firth stars as Eric Lomax. We speak with Lomax's wife Patti and the screenwriter.
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Greece Returns To World Markets For First Time In Five Years
Today's bond sale is Greece's first since 2010, when it suffered a severe financial crisis and began relying on international bailouts.
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Is Twitter Becoming The New Instagram?
If a picture's worth 1,000 words, perhaps it's no surprise Twitter is looking more like Instagram. We look at their increasing similarities.
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Some States Opt to Make Guns Legal On Campus
Idaho recently became the seventh state to allow concealed weapons at public colleges. We talk with one college president.
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Luci Baines Johnson: Vietnam War 'Lanced' LBJ's Gut Every Night
NPR's Don Gonyea spoke to LBJ's younger daughter about the personal costs of the presidency. "It was his cross to bear, and we felt it very much at home as well as in a public way," she says.
The Good Listener: How Do I Appear Knowledgeable Without Acting Like A Jerk?
Your musical wisdom greatly exceeds that of the folks around you. How do you use that power wisely?
Poetic Take On Black Boxer Lands Punches With Broad Appeal
Boxing has long laid bare American tensions around race. Artists like Adrian Matejka, whose latest book of poetry is based on the life of Jack Johnson, take the conversation outside the ring.
Singer-Songwriter Jesse Winchester Dies
Revered by other musicians, Winchester began recording in 1970. He had a hit of his own with "Say What." Artists such as Emmylou Harris, Bonnie Raitt and Elvis Costello covered his songs. He was 69.
Twitter Poetry: A Little Bit Of Real Estate Says A Lot
Tell Me More continues its national poetry month series "Muses and Metaphor." Chicago poet Malcolm London and writer MK Asante share their Twitter poems.
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Pop Culture Happy Hour: Fargo, A Farewell, And Pop Culture Breadcrumbs
On this week's show, we chat about a very fine new TV offering, follow the trails of the things we love back to the things that came before, and wish one of our own well as he travels on.
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