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Mississippi State sociologist Margaret Hagerman joins us to talk about how white children learn about race.
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Historian David Frye joins us to talk about the purposes served by Hadrian’s Wall, the Great Wall of China and other structures.
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Parenting expert KJ Dell’Antonia joins us to talk about some of the most common stresses parents face – and how to ease them.
Read moreCome Together: A Guide To Better Parties And Meetings
Priya Parker joins us to talk about making the most of the time we spend together.
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Lilia Soto joins us to talk about how Mexican migration of men into the U.S. often leaves young women behind in a state of uncertainty.
Read moreThe Dilemma Over Who Is – And Isn’t – Native American
Journalist Lisa Rab joins us to talk about how race and culture inform who gets to claim Indian ancestry.
Read moreRiding The Rails: Life As A Drifter
Jeff Ferrell joins us to talk about what he learned by spending time with the transient people using freight trains and hitchhiking to roam the country.
Read moreNo Place To Call Home
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen joins us to talk about the many obstacles that can stand in the way of making a new home in a foreign place.
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Parenting expert Katherine Reynolds Lewis joins us to talk about effective strategies for correcting bad behavior.
Read moreEverybody’s A Cousin
A.J. Jacobs joins us to talk about traveling the world to connect the dots of his far-flung family tree.
Read moreThis Indian American Life
Neel Patel joins us to talk about how his experience as an Indian American informed his debut collection of short stories.
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