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    Press Play with Madeleine Brand

    Parkland survivors offer 'Peace Plan' to end mass shootings. Can it be enacted?

    March for Our Lives unveiled what they’re calling "A Peace Plan for a Safer America." It’s an ambitious gun-control proposal designed to set the tone for gun violence conversations after recent mass shootings in Texas, Ohio, and California.

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    By Madeleine Brand • Aug 21, 2019 • 49m Listen

    March for Our Lives unveiled what they’re calling "A Peace Plan for a Safer America." It’s an ambitious gun-control proposal designed to set the tone for gun violence conversations after recent mass shootings in Texas, Ohio, and California. It's also aimed at shaping the debate in the 2020 presidential election.

    In this episode

    5 stories
    1. 0:00

      Mass shooting survivors offer 'Peace Plan for a Safer America'

      David Hogg survived the 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland and co-founded March for Our Lives.

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      7 min
    2. 6:52

      Do women-only STEM programs discriminate against men?

      The U.S. Department of Education has opened more than two dozen investigations into whether Title IX is being violated by women-only programs aimed at fixing the gender disparity in fields like science, technology, engineering, and math.

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      7 min
    3. 13:40

      Melted glacier in Iceland gets an obit and funeral

      This summer, the ice around the world has been disappearing fast under record heat. In one day, 13 billion tons of ice melted.

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      10 min
    4. 23:26

      Author Téa Obreht on westerns, wandering and magical realism

      Author Téa Obreht was only 25 when her debut novel “The Tiger’s Wife” became a national bestseller.

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      15 min
    5. 38:56

      The perks and drawbacks of modern online dating

      Not so long ago, you would have probably met your partner through a friend or family member. But today you probably use Tinder, OkCupid,  or Bumble.

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      11 min
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      Madeleine Brand

      Host, 'Press Play'

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      Sarah Sweeney

      Vice President of Talk Programming, KCRW

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      Michell Eloy

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      Associate producer

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    In this episode

    5 stories
    1. 0:007 min

      Mass shooting survivors offer 'Peace Plan for a Safer America'

    2. 6:527 min

      Do women-only STEM programs discriminate against men?

    3. 13:4010 min

      Melted glacier in Iceland gets an obit and funeral

    4. 23:2615 min

      Author Téa Obreht on westerns, wandering and magical realism

    5. 38:5611 min

      The perks and drawbacks of modern online dating

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