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January 01, 1990 - January 17, 2013 + Politics of Culture
Tony Blankley on The West's Last Chance 
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In his new book, The West's Last Chance: Will We Win the Clash of Civilizations?, conservative Tony Blankley paints the picture of a world under...
A Ghetto Dog
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In honor of the Jewish High Holiday, Yom Kippur, today we present "A Ghetto Dog," a story from KCRW's series, Jewish Short Stories from...
Herzog Reading Celebrates Jewish High Holy Days
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With the Jewish High Holidays beginning tonight, KCRW presents a special program. Charlton Heston reads from the late Saul Bellow's novel, Herzog. (The selection is...
Nine Parts of Desire
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Heather Raffo examines the lives of Iraqi women in her one-woman stage production for the Geffen Playhouse at the Brentwood Theatre. Kcrw-s theatre critic James...
The Accidental Masterpiece
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Michael Kimmelman, chief art critic for the New York Times, talks with KCRW art critic Edward Goldman about the powers of art in his new...
Payola and Promotion
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The record business has changed dramatically since the 50's, but the law of the land hasn't. KCRW commentator Celia Hirschman and leading promoter Jeff McCluskey...
Protecting the Source
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KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour speaks with management consultant and long-time colleague Will Lewis about journalistic confidentiality and the Judy Miller case. Lewis, draws...
The Digital Age and The Future of Music
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It's no secret that the music industry is challenged on multiple fronts. Now that we're in the digital age, how can they change their outlook?...
Blind Spot
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A long history of mis-steps and failures resulted in America's 9/11 tragedy did it have to turn out that way? Join KCRW's Rob Long...
America's Broadcast Initiatives in the Middle East 
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Join KCRW's General Manager Ruth Seymour in conversation with Norm Pattiz, who runs Radio Sawa and AlHurra Television, America's broadcasting initiatives in the Middle East....
Museums and the Privatization of Public Spaces
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With news swirling around King Tut at LACMA, alleged excesses at the Getty and the Guggenheim-s expansion, join KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour and Art...
Roger Cohen on the Europen Union
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New York Times foreign editor Roger Cohen talks with KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour about the current state of the European Union. He also discusses...
Palestine Design
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KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour talks to architect Doug Suisman and Rand analyst Steven Simon about 'Imagining Palestine,' the design that could become the blueprint...
Kurt Eichenwald on the Conspiracy of Fools
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Were they -the smartest guys in the room?- or just schnooks making bad business decisions? Will Lewis interviews Kurt Eichenwald about his book, Conspiracy of...
Pretty Birds by Scott Simon
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NPR's Scott Simon has written his first novel, Pretty Birds. He joins Jonathan Kirsch in conversation about the people of Sarajevo who inspired it, and...
