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Pete Seeger - How Can I Keep from Singing?
One of America's best-known folk musicians, Pete Seeger is the songwriter/adapter of such hits as "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" and "Guantanamera." This one hour special focuses on Seeger's life years and his search for traditional music across the South.
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Car Talk
with Tom & Ray Magliozzi - Click and Clack tackle the tougher questions of the automobile world.
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This American Life
Social Engineering - Governments are always looking for ways to change people's behavior -- stopping them from driving drunk or encouraging them to recycle. This show looks at social engineering on a smaller scale, like the story of a girl who tries to make her aunt less bigoted.
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Selected Shorts
-- - Kate Burton reads "Pie Dance" by Molly Giles; Isaiah Sheffer reads "Grandfather Knows Best" by Calvin Trillin; and Jane Kaczmarek reads "Why I Love Cookbooks" by Laurie Colwin.
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Economy Often Leads Us Down Wrong Path |
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Sibling Rivalry At Center Court |
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Irish, S. African Leaders Share Lessons With Iraqis |
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Helms, Betencourt And Mugabe |
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Clarke: Negotiate With Pakistan To Staunch Al-Qaida |
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California Food Banks |
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July 5, 2008
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2008 Election
Coverage
Get the latest news and analysis, online voter resources
and interactive games that are both informative
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City Arts & Lectures
 On Adoption
When writer Linda Carroll's estranged daughter Courtney Love became pregnant, Carroll decided to seek out her own biological mother who she later discovered was the writer Paula Fox. Also, author Ann Fessler discusses her adoption.
Sunday 1pm
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