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Sex And Societal Norms

September 10, 2015 Culture, Health

We’ll talk about the groupthink that affects the way we consider sex with Rachel Hills, author of The Sex Myth: The Gap Between Our Fantasies and Reality.

The World of Walt Disney

September 10, 2015 Culture

This hour, we’ll talk about arguably the most influential cultural and entrepreneurial figure of the 20th Century with Sarah Colt, director of American Experience: Walt Disney.

Asian Assimilation

September 9, 2015 Culture, Race/Identity

This hour, we’ll talk about the struggles Asian immigrants have faced in their efforts to assimilate – and about the many contributions Asians have made to life in their new home – with the author of The Making of Asian America.

Anonymous Secrets

September 8, 2015 Culture

We’ll talk to Frank Warren, founder of the PostSecret project, about the outlet he provides to people needing to unburden themselves.

To Tip, Or Not To Tip?

September 2, 2015 Culture

This hour, we’ll talk about how we navigate the service industry, whether workers actually benefit from this payments system, and if we’ll ever see an end to tipping in America with New York magazine restaurant critic Adam Platt.

One Day, Two Dollars

September 1, 2015 Culture, Economics

We’ll discuss the underlying causes of extreme poverty with National Poverty Center researcher H. Luke Shaefer, co-author of $2.00 a Day: Living on Almost Nothing in America.

The Nomadic Life

August 27, 2015 Culture

This hour, Anna Badkhen joins us to talk about her experience living with the Fulani people of Mali, which she writes about in Walking With Abel: Journeys with the Nomads of the African Savannah.

Sex and the Law

August 26, 2015 Culture, Health

This hour, we’ll talk about the dubious history of legislating sex with human rights lawyer Eric Berkowitz, author of The Boundaries of Desire: A Century of Good Sex, Bad Laws, and Changing Identities.

Down And Out

August 26, 2015 Culture, Current Events

This hour, we’ll talk about why LGBTQ teens are prone to homelessness – and about how little is being done to help them – with the author of No House to Call My Home: Love, Family, and Other Transgressions.

New Orleans After Katrina

August 24, 2015 Culture, History

This hour, we’ll talk about how the city preserved its vibrant culture and recovered from the disaster with Roberta Brandes Gratz, author of We’re Still Here Ya Bastards: How the People of New Orleans Rebuilt Their City.

The Ethical Consumer

August 20, 2015 Culture, Economics

This hour, we’ll talk about how what we know about businesses affects how we spend our money with a panel of business ethics professors.

Charting A Career Path

August 19, 2015 Culture

We’ll talk about how to develop a plan for our working lives that gets us to the jobs we want with the author of The Strategic Career: Let Business Principles Guide You.