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Historian Ruth Goodman joins us for a rollicking trip back to a low-brow time.
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Christopher J. Lebron joins us to walk through the history of American black intellectual thought.
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RJ Young joins us to talk about the differences between white and black gun culture.
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Michael Hebb joins us to talk about why it’s important to engage with friends and loved ones about death.
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James Jacoby talks with us about whether or not Facebook is a net positive for society.
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