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UCLA sociologist Marcus Anthony Hunter joins us to talk about what black communities nationwide have in common – and about the many functions they serve.
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This hour on Think, we explore the topic of addiction with a former heroin addict, a historian who writes about America’s relationship with alcohol and a neuroscientist who studies the brains of addicts.
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Maria Shriver joins us to talk about the various roles she’s played and how they have taught her about making the most of life.
Read moreRobert Siegel On Four Decades At NPR
Robert Siegel joins us to talk about how he helped to elevate NPR from a fledgling network into a major media organization.
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St. Vincent joins us to talk about her musical influences, how she writes a song and what it’s like to perform with your heroes.
Read moreConsequences of Tribalism in America
Amy Chua joins us to talk about how our tribalism influences the ways in which we interact with the rest of the world – and about how we might transcend these divides.
Read morePreviewing The Oscars
A panel of North Texas film experts joins us to talk about this year’s Oscar-nominated films.
Read moreThink Your Life Has No Meaning? Think Again
Haifa University philosophy professor Iddo Landau offers practical advice for adding significance to our lives.
Read moreThe Power Of Pay: Working Women In The Muslim World
Economist Saadia Zahidi joins us to talk about how Muslim working women are reshaping cultural norms.
Read moreWhy Work Hard When You Can Work Smart?
University of California, Berkeley management professor Morten T. Hansen joins us to talk about how we can ease off the gas by learning to work smarter.
Read moreCooperation: The Real Secret To Success
Shawn Achor joins us to talk about why competition falls under what he calls “small potential” thinking – and about why achieving “big” potential requires working with those around us.
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