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The Stars Of NPR

It wouldn’t be a trip to NPR headquarters in Washington without a visit with a few familiar voices.

Vincent E. Slatt and Jade Salazar join us to talk about how gay pride has evolved.

Juliana Horowitz of the Pew Research Center joins us to talk about what the country’s demographics look like today based on where people live.

Parenting expert Katherine Reynolds Lewis joins us to talk about effective strategies for correcting bad behavior.

The host of CNN’s “The Lead with Jake Tapper” joins us to talk about fictionalizing themes that he reports on in his day job for his new novel.

Jas Boothe joins us to talk about how female veterans are not cared for as well as their male counterparts.

Alan Lightman joins us to talk about the importance of allowing our minds to wander.

Priya Parker joins us to talk about making the most of the time we spend together.

The Duplass brothers join us to talk about how having a creative partner you’re related to can sometimes be a little too cozy.

Matthew Stewart joins us to talk about why it’s not just the 1 percent that’s contributing to the wealth gap in America.

New York Times culture reporter Dave Itzkoff joins us to talk about his new biography of the legendary performer Robin Williams.

We talk this hour with journalist Eliana Dockterman about what happens to the perpetrators of sex crimes that end up in mandatory therapy.