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Depeche Mode on Loss, Grief

A lot of younger people may have only heard of Depeche Mode after their music was prominently used in the HBO show “The Last of Us.” Yet the legendary group has been making hits for decades. Their newest album is the first without their late bandmate Andrew Fletcher. Depeche Mode on loss and grief.see more
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Republican Duf Sundheim Vies for Barbara Boxer's Senate Seat

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Duf Sundheim (Lisa Pickoff-White/KQED)

George "Duf" Sundheim, a Silicon Valley lawyer and former head of the California Republican Party, entered the U.S. Senate race to counter what he sees as leftist extremism in California politics. His platform includes K-12 education reform, water conservation and easing regulations on small businesses. As part of Forum's Election 2016 coverage, Sundheim joins us in studio to discuss his candidacy.

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Duf Sundheim, former chairman of the California Republican Party

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