Professor Louie What Does It Mean to Be Working Class?
At the People's Voice Café in New York City, the incomparable Brooklyn rapper Professor Louie offers a heavy lesson in class to the 99% in rhythm and rhyme.
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Detainee Abuse in Afghanistan
Unidentified American soldiers watching as Afghans — likely a mix of Afghan National Army personnel and interpreters — torture and interrogate a prisoner.
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Following the Ninth (Beethoven!)
Trailer for the film Following The Ninth: In The Footsteps of Beethoven's Final Symphony, tracking the global impact of the 9th, from China to Chile, from Japan to Vienna.
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Tough Questions About Black Lung and Money
Coal companies have paid millions of dollars to Johns Hopkins medical institutions over the last decade for medical opinions that have been used to deny hundreds of ailing mine workers meager black lung benefits
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LeBron James: What Muscles Do We Use When Shooting a Basket?
If you shoot a basket ball with your arms and hands, what do your legs have to do with it?
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George Carlin on Religion and God
George Carlin brings comic heat to the belief in the Invisible Man and the -- ahem -- inconsistencies in the story.
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Last Gay Standing
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Al Madrigal travels to Alabama and Mississippi to see which one of these backwoods, inbred, homophobic states will swim longest against the tide of history.
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Guy Davis -- Goin' Down Slow
The roots of bluesman Guy Davis' music are the rhythms and themes of the South. One person's favorite: his album Call Down the Thunder.
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Nations Be Spying, Yo
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When it comes to spying, the American government isn't doing anything to the rest of the world that it isn't already doing to Americans.
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Crash Course: History of Life on Earth
Life is powerful, and in order to understand how living systems work, you first have to understand how they originated, developed and diversified over the past 4.5 billion years of Earth's history.
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