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Can We Keep Getting Faster, Better, Stronger?

As more world records are falling in London, will athletes continue to be “faster, higher and stronger” as called for by the Olympic motto? Also, Goldman Sachs is off the hook and a drought has slashed crop production and pushed up food prices.

By Warren Olney • Aug 10, 2012 • 51m Listen

As more world records are falling in London, will athletes continue to be “faster, higher and stronger” as called for by the Olympic motto? Also, Goldman Sachs is off the hook and a drought has slashed crop production and pushed up food prices.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Caitlin Shamberg
KCRW
Anna Scott
Former KCRW Housing and Homelessness Reporter
Katie Cooper
Producer, 'One year Later'

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To the Point

Can We Keep Getting Faster, Better, Stronger?

As more world records are falling in London, will athletes continue to be “faster, higher and stronger” as called for by the Olympic motto? Also, Goldman Sachs is off the hook and a drought has slashed crop production and pushed up food prices.

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To the Point

Can We Keep Getting Faster, Better, Stronger?

As more world records are falling in London, will athletes continue to be “faster, higher and stronger” as called for by the Olympic motto? Also, Goldman Sachs is off the hook and a drought has slashed crop production and pushed up food prices.

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